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Lenny's Podcast

AI coding agents crossed a reliability threshold in November 2025, enabling engineers to produce 10,000 lines of working code daily without typing, while the industry moves toward 'dark factories' where AI handles all coding and testing without human review, raising urgent questions about safety and institutional overconfidence.

Huberman Lab

Dr. Andy Galpin outlines nine distinct trainable adaptations—from skill to endurance—and explains how manipulating six variables (intensity, volume, rest, choice, progression, frequency) through progressive overload determines whether you build strength, size, or endurance, with specific protocols differing significantly between neural (strength) and muscular (hypertrophy) goals.

The Prof G Pod (Scott Galloway)

Markets rallied on hopes of an Iran ceasefire, yet underlying dynamics reveal extreme uncertainty with tech stocks trading at their lowest multiples since 2022 despite accelerating earnings, creating potential opportunities in beaten-down cyclicals.

NVIDIA AI Podcast

NVIDIA Research unveils breakthroughs shifting AI from imitation to exploration through Reinforcement Learning as Pre-training (RLP), open-sources the Alpamayo reasoning platform for autonomous vehicles, and demonstrates real-time generative world models and neural physics simulators enabling zero-shot sim-to-real robotics transfer.

The Pomp Podcast

Matthew Seagull of VANC discusses why his firm is consolidating AI vendors around Anthropic while betting on Bitcoin miners pivoting to high-performance computing, shares predictions on a potential Strait of Hormuz ceasefire around Passover, and reveals how hidden AI infrastructure assets like Aker's stake in Nscale are generating significant alpha.

The David Lin Report

Investor Clem Chambers, who accurately predicted the Iran war outbreak 24 hours in advance, explains why he liquidated his entire portfolio last week, citing Trump's unpredictable policy shifts, technical bear market signals, and a potentially year-long geopolitical quagmire centered on the Strait of Hormuz.

Joe Rogan Experience

Texas has committed $100 million in state funding to develop Ibogaine as an FDA-approved treatment for addiction and traumatic brain injury, marking the largest state-led psychedelic research initiative in U.S. history after a bipartisan campaign convinced 181 of 188 legislators.

TED

At the TED Idea Search in Buenos Aires, four Argentine speakers compete for a spot on the main TED stage by presenting ambitious six-minute talks on topics ranging from Gen Z "brain rot" as political diplomacy to the benefits of polarization, while navigating intense coaching, language barriers, and the pressure of the iconic red circle.

GaryVee

Gary Vaynerchuk argues that marketing has shifted from 'social media' to 'interest media,' where algorithms prioritize relevance over followers, creating an unprecedented opportunity where organic creative itself generates reach. He warns that Fortune 500 companies are wasting billions on fake metrics while the real growth opportunity lies in posting high-volume, platform-native organic content to validate relevance before spending media dollars.

The Prof G Pod (Scott Galloway)

Wall Street closed its worst quarter since 2022 with a dramatic relief rally sparked by potential Iran war de-escalation, but the surge lacked broad market conviction and masked rising risks from energy-driven inflation and AI disruption.

Cognitive Revolution

Nathan Levents argues that transformative AI is imminent within years based on current reinforcement learning scaling, offering revolutionary potential like curing most diseases while posing serious existential risks that require immediate defense-in-depth safety strategies and international cooperation rather than purely technical solutions.

New York Times Podcasts

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson discuss their film "The Drama," exploring how a pre-wedding secret exposes the terror of intimacy and debating whether lasting love requires total transparency or healthy boundaries.