🎙️ Podcasts

Founders Podcast (David Senra)

Adam Foroughi recounts how AppLovin executed one of corporate history's most successful buybacks by deploying $6 billion to repurchase shares at a $3.8 billion market cap valuation, ultimately creating $50-60 billion in value. He also details the company's pivot from failed consumer apps to becoming a mobile advertising giant by leveraging early insights into the desktop-to-mobile transition.

We Study Billionaires (TIP)

OTC Markets Group operates as a quasi-monopoly infrastructure provider for over 12,000 over-the-counter securities, serving as the essential 'picks and shovels' play for small-cap capital markets. The company has generated exceptional shareholder returns through a capital-light model that has compounded free cash flow at 14% annually for a decade while maintaining zero debt and operating margins exceeding Alphabet.

The David Lin Report

Gareth Soloway warns the S&P's record highs mask a late-stage bull market deteriorating beneath the surface, with software stocks already down 20% and technical resistance suggesting a major top could form within weeks; he is short both the S&P and Bitcoin while positioning for long-term gold upside.

AI Engineer

Liam McGarrigle demonstrates building AI agents in n8n using visual workflows, emphasizing transparent orchestration over black-box automation through configurable memory, chat triggers, and tool integration for practical business applications.

Bankless

Bitcoin has reclaimed the critical $78K level, confirming bullish continuation with a high-probability target of $80K, but traders should avoid chasing the current pump and instead hold existing longs from lower levels while waiting for retracements to enter new positions.

Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson explores how neurobiological 'sub-personalities' structure perception and argues that adopting a phenomenological approach—treating dreams and subjective experiences as real problems requiring active solutions—transforms individuals from passive recipients into active co-creators of reality.

Lenny's Podcast

Max Schoening argues that as AI democratizes technical skills, agency—the belief that you can change the world—has become more valuable than specific capabilities, while product roles are merging as designers and PMs increasingly prototype and build directly in code.

TED

Emily Esfahani Smith explains that directly pursuing happiness often leads to dissatisfaction, while cultivating meaning through values and connection creates lasting resilience. She outlines how reframing goals around underlying values and prioritizing authentic belonging can help navigate life's inevitable transitions and suffering.

20VC with Harry Stebbings

Becca Lindquist, Head of Sales at Clay, shares her playbook for building high-performance sales teams, emphasizing that learning agility ('high slope') matters more than tenure or domain expertise, and that compensation structures should heavily reward overperformance rather than penalize misses.

The Pomp Podcast

Jordi Visser argues that AI infrastructure—specifically semiconductors, power generation, and memory—is driving historic stock market highs through genuine supply shortages rather than bubble speculation, while Bitcoin sits poised to rally as retail capital eventually rotates back from the AI trade.

My First Million

A Stanford panel argues financial literacy is an economic imperative generating $400 billion in lifetime value for U.S. graduates, with experts advocating for guaranteed high school courses to prevent $5 billion weekly productivity losses and protect young investors from risky social media trends during the $83 trillion wealth transfer.

My First Million

Financial literacy delivers an estimated $400 billion in lifetime economic benefits to U.S. students while reducing workplace productivity losses, yet experts warn that without mandatory high school courses and safeguards against social media misinformation, young investors remain vulnerable to fraud and risky behaviors as capital markets democratize.