Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
The hosts navigate technical streaming chaos while analyzing the UFC's upcoming White House event, revealing how presidential security costs and contract disputes torpedoed the 'greatest card ever' promises, as Netflix's entry into MMA disrupts traditional fighter pay structures.
The S&P 500 broke below its 200-day moving average for the first time in 214 days amid geopolitical oil shocks, creating a dangerous divergence as analysts raise earnings estimates while markets price in the risk of prolonged high energy costs crushing consumer spending.
Figma CRO Shaunt Voskanian explains how the company reached $1B ARR by eliminating traditional CS and SDR teams entirely, instead building a sales-led outbound machine that expands existing PLG accounts through prescriptive education rather than inbound upgrades.
Jordi Visser warns that institutional paralysis over the Iran conflict is masking a rapidly accelerating commodity bull market reminiscent of the 1970s, with Asian oil prices already hitting $170 and real-time inflation metrics doubling in weeks, positioning Bitcoin as the primary hedge against the coming credit contraction and scarce resource environment.
Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone warns that the Strait of Hormuz closure has catalyzed the beginning of a severe global recession, predicting a third 50% S&P 500 drawdown since 2000, oil crashing to $40-50 per barrel, Bitcoin collapsing to $10,000, and gold falling to $4,000 as deflationary forces overwhelm historically overvalued markets.
Jonathan Wellum warns that fundamentals point to a likely market retrenchment as rising interest rates, energy-driven inflation, and Middle East geopolitical instability converge to pressure an already indebted global economy, urging investors to maintain strict discipline and long-term focus during increased volatility.
Jordan Peterson argues that happiness cannot be life's purpose because tragedy inevitably strikes; instead, mental health is found in shouldering responsibility and being "more use than trouble" during crises, while truth is discovered through individual moral effort rather than crowd consensus.
Gold has plunged 18% from January highs to around $4,600, breaking key technical support levels and triggering fears of a bearish pivot. Analyst Gary Wagner argues this may be a deep correction rather than trend reversal, attributing the sell-off to institutional rotation into crude oil amid Middle East tensions while maintaining his $6,000 year-end price target.
David Singleton introduces Dreamer as an 'Agent OS' that combines a personal AI Sidekick with a marketplace of tools and agents, enabling both non-technical users and engineers to build, customize, and deploy AI applications through natural language while maintaining privacy through centralized, OS-level architecture.
Mark Normand joins Joe Rogan to discuss his Netflix special 'None Too' hitting #5 amid a saturated content market, while analyzing suspicious AI videos of Netanyahu amid Middle East escalations, logistical concerns for the White House UFC event, and new developments in the Epstein-Clinton investigations.
Mathematician Terence Tao compares Kepler's twenty-year process of testing random hypotheses against Tycho Brahe's dataset to modern AI capabilities, arguing that while artificial intelligence has eliminated the bottleneck of idea generation in science, it has simultaneously created an unprecedented crisis in verification and validation that current peer review systems cannot handle.
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Bitcoin faces severe downside risk toward $60k or lower by Q4 2025 as bear flag patterns mirror 2014 and 2021-2022 cycles, while stocks crash and regulatory clarity finally emerges for altcoins.