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Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
At NBIM's inaugural Risk Summit, executives from the world's largest sovereign wealth fund explain how they navigate an era where 'stability has never been more unstable,' employing AI-enhanced monitoring and rigorous scenario planning to manage intertwined geopolitical, counterparty, and emerging technology risks.
Financial expert Chris Whalen warns that the Federal Reserve risks repeating the ECB's 2008 policy error by holding rates too high amid a slowing economy, while the $2 trillion private credit market faces collapse driven by $10 billion in retail redemption requests and hidden payment-in-kind defaults.
Abra CEO Bill Barhydt argues Bitcoin is stabilizing amid macro liquidity fears while predicting massive money printing ahead to refinance US debt, and hails new SEC/CFTC guidance as a watershed moment for regulatory clarity that enables the industry to move from defense to offense.
Chief Market Strategist Gareth Soloway predicts oil will retreat to $70-80 after peaking at $120, while forecasting gold hits $3,500 and silver reaches $50-54 by year-end, warning that oil spikes and credit market stress mirror the 2008 financial crisis setup.
Joe Kent resigned as Director of National Counterterrorism Center via a viral tweet claiming Iran posed no imminent threat and the U.S. entered war due to Israeli lobbying pressure, drawing immediate condemnation from President Trump who dismissed him as 'weak on security' while revealing contradictions with Kent's previous statements warning about Iranian aggression.
Jordan Peterson argues that dominance hierarchies are ancient biological realities predating trees that fundamentally structure human psychology, mental health, and cultural institutions, while evidence from comparative animal behavior suggests many human behavioral patterns transcend purely social explanations.
Brigham Buhler details ongoing FDA efforts to reclassify peptides and remove black box warnings from hormone therapy under Secretary Kennedy and Dr. Marty Makary, exposing how a flawed 1930s study created decades of testosterone misinformation while the billion-dollar drug approval process systematically blocks accessible preventative medicine.
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz detail the shift from defensive, leak-fearing 'old media'—where narrow channels and corporate blandness reigned—to an offensive, infinite-channel 'new media' paradigm where flooding the zone with authentic, long-form content and embracing controversy as 'interesting' is the only viable strategy.
New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg analyzes how Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishbach embodies a disturbing shift among young conservatives toward overt antisemitism, driven by anti-Israel isolationism, backlash against speech restrictions, and the mainstreaming of white nationalist "groyper" ideology.
The Trump administration's FCC is threatening to revoke broadcast licenses and enforce the 'equal time rule' against late night shows to penalize critical coverage, creating a chilling effect that forced CBS to cancel a Stephen Colbert interview with a Democratic Senate candidate.
Gary Vaynerchuk warns that 100 billion hyper-realistic AI influencers will flood social media within 36 months, making vanity-based content worthless. He argues creators must immediately diversify across platforms (especially YouTube Shorts), build deep community through genuine engagement, and pivot business models toward live shopping and experiential content to survive the disruption.
Senator John Fetterman discusses his political evolution from progressive to independent Democrat, his isolation within the party for supporting Trump's Iran strikes and Israel, and criticizes the Democratic Party's direction while advocating for country-over-party governance.