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Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
Senator Cory Booker proposes the Keep Your Pay Act to make the first $75,000 of household income tax-free, funded by closing loopholes for the wealthy and raising corporate taxes, arguing this will restore faith in capitalism while requiring military spending cuts and immigration reform to address the deficit.
Jordan Peterson argues that human behavior is deeply shaped by biological imperatives to avoid dominance hierarchy bottoms and disease, proposing that psychological health requires rooting oneself in traditional archetypal structures rather than modern fragmented ideologies.
Derek Thompson explores how AI investment has created a 'two economies' phenomenon—where AI drives 70-80% of equity growth while the broader labor market stagnates—while warning that economists cannot yet isolate AI's true impact on employment, creating profound uncertainty about whether we face transformative innovation or a historic bubble.
Dave Smith and Joe Rogan examine Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's alleged financial conflicts regarding tariff trading and Epstein connections, while discussing systemic government corruption, AI governance, and video game addiction.
Anthropic is rapidly capturing enterprise AI spending from OpenAI due to superior coding models and consistent strategy, while OpenAI's internal inconsistency and strategic whiplash risk permanent lock-in losses; meanwhile, SpaceX advances its $2T valuation through massive vertical integration with the TerraB semiconductor fab.
Ted Oakley advises investors to maintain substantial liquidity (20-25% cash/short-term Treasuries) to navigate elevated S&P valuations and potential multiple compression, while positioning in overlooked sectors like energy and discounted precious metals royalty companies to capitalize on institutional neglect and volatility.
Balaji Srinivasan argues that America is fracturing into irreconcilable tribal subgroups while multiple technological and economic 'singularities' converge simultaneously, creating a force diagram where inflationary Keynesian debt systems collide with deflationary innovation and AI disruption to fundamentally reshape global civilization.
Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran explains India's pivot from free-market orthodoxy to 'strategic resilience,' advocating targeted indigenization to navigate weaponized global supply chains while warning that state-level welfare spending is crowding out critical capital and human capital formation.
Andrew Huberman explains how the brain's OVLT region monitors blood sodium to regulate thirst and fluid balance through vasopressin, emphasizing that optimal salt intake is highly individual—ranging from restriction for hypertensive patients to increased intake for those with low blood pressure or orthostatic disorders—to maintain cognitive and physical performance.
The video exposes a suspicious $1.5 billion futures trade executed minutes before Trump's Iran announcement as part of a broader pattern of political corruption, while separately analyzing a liquidity crisis in private credit markets where major firms are restricting withdrawals.
Masha Gesson documents the sentencing of her cousin Allan for attempting to hire a hitman to kill his ex-wife, then establishes a correspondence with him in prison to understand how a privileged Moscow youth became a domestic abuser capable of murder-for-hire.
Analyst Ben Cowen argues Bitcoin has not reached its bear market bottom, predicting a total drawdown of approximately 70% from the October 2025 peak as late business cycle dynamics and macro headwinds continue to pressure risk assets through 2026.