Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
Lobo Tiggre analyzes the recent energy-driven inflation surge and the Federal Reserve's policy dilemma under Chair Kevin Warsh, warning that gold's technical pattern resembles previous major peaks while advising investors to hold cash for upcoming opportunities in oversold miners and commodities.
This TED event explores how unstructured play and imagination are essential human capacities under threat from modern efficiency culture and AI dependency, arguing that reclaiming 'creative play' across work, home, and public life is necessary for societal resilience and innovation.
Chief market strategist Gareth Soloway warns that Bitcoin is testing critical double-bottom support at $60k with potential downside to $50k or $35k if it fails, while urging investors to avoid the hyped SpaceX IPO on Friday and prepare for the S&P 500 to catch down to Bitcoin's weakness as the AI trade deflates.
Senators John Fetterman and Dave McCormick discuss their bipartisan partnership to address Pennsylvania's working-class economic anxiety, defend the filibuster as essential for governance, and warn that partisan extremism and data center moratoriums threaten US competitiveness in the AI and energy races.
Claude Fable 5 represents a significant capability leap over Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5, demonstrating expert-level biological research skills and coding prowess, though Anthropic has implemented unprecedented restrictive safeguards including invisible 'stun locks' to prevent competitor usage and biological weapon development assistance.
Cleo founder Barney Hussey-Yeo discusses building an AI financial assistant since 2016, leveraging humor and proactive agentic technology to optimize financial decisions for the 99% of consumers living paycheck to paycheck, while arguing that vertical AI agents will outperform general LLMs in specialized domains like personal finance.
Joey Diaz joins Joe Rogan to discuss recovering from knee surgery using topical pain relievers, the collapsing New Jersey cannabis market under crushing taxes, the bloody mob history of Las Vegas casinos, and chaotic encounters involving self-driving cars and homeless populations.
Jordan Peterson argues that genuine life meaning emerges from voluntarily shouldered responsibility rather than rights, while emphasizing the father's role as an encouraging yet demanding force who helps children develop self-discipline through balanced discipline, and warning that historical ignorance about 20th-century totalitarianism and economic progress leaves society vulnerable to destructive ideologies.
Google DeepMind's Gus Martins and Ian Ballantyne introduce Gemma 4, a family of open models (2B to 31B parameters) that deliver frontier-level intelligence with disproportionate efficiency, enabling sovereign AI ownership through local deployment, Apache 2.0 licensing, and on-device capabilities.
SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are preparing for historic IPOs valued at over $3 trillion combined, forcing ordinary investors into massive exposure to AI valuations that even industry leaders admit may be inflated, just as open-source competition threatens to erode the companies' pricing power.
Stanford economist Chad Jones explores AI's economic potential through two divergent scenarios: explosive growth driven by recursive self-improvement and full automation, versus continued 2% annual growth constrained by historical patterns and persistent human bottlenecks in production chains.
Actress Laverne Cox discusses her memoir "Transcendent," detailing how a decade of therapy helped her confront childhood trauma—from her mother's emotional neglect to a shaming third-grade "fan incident"—and why she believes telling the messy truth is essential to healing shame.