🎙️ Podcasts

In Good Company (Nicolai Tangen)

Swiss Re CEO Andreas Berger explains how the world's largest reinsurer manages global risk through diversification across life, property, and corporate lines, while emphasizing that population growth in catastrophe-prone areas—not just climate change—is driving record insurance losses and requiring a fundamental shift toward prevention and public-private partnerships.

The David Lin Report

Veteran fund manager George Noble warns that markets are undergoing a 'regime change' from US tech dominance toward reflation assets, urging investors to avoid software stocks facing potential 90% crashes and ineffective bond hedges while rotating into undervalued energy, gold miners, and emerging markets.

The David Lin Report

Silvercore Metals President Lon Shaver explains why silver is 'firing on both cylinders' due to concurrent surges in industrial and investment demand, while detailing how the company achieved 4x stock growth through disciplined capital allocation and strategic acquisitions in Ecuador and Kyrgyzstan.

GaryVee

GaryVee argues that impatience driven by insecurity leads to failure, while true success requires playing the long game, staying authentic, and embracing disruptive technologies like AI without succumbing to weaponized fear.

The David Lin Report

Technical trader Kevin Steuer warns that escalating Middle East tensions and oil volatility are creating a high-risk environment for markets, sharing his proprietary confluence-based indicators and revealing why he has moved to 41% cash while awaiting clearer directional signals.

Joe Rogan Experience

Michael Shellenberger argues that Trump's military action against Iran signals the collapse of the post-war rules-based international order, replaced by unilateral presidential decision-making that operates outside traditional diplomatic frameworks and expert oversight, while creating significant domestic security vulnerabilities.

80,000 Hours Podcast (Rob Wiblin)

While advanced AI could theoretically undermine nuclear deterrence by tracking hidden arsenals or disabling command systems, the brutal physics of undersea warfare and inevitable move-countermove dynamics make the complete erosion of secure second-strike capabilities unlikely, preserving the 'balance of nerves' that limits great power coercion.

The Prof G Pod (Scott Galloway)

The Iran conflict is disrupting 20% of global oil through the Strait of Hormuz, creating potential for oil prices to surge from $100 to $150 per barrel while paradoxically strengthening China's geopolitical position despite its energy vulnerabilities.

TED

This behind-the-scenes look at the TED Idea Search in Athens follows selected Greek speakers competing for a spot at TED 2026 in Vancouver while receiving intensive coaching on memorization, stage presence, and idea clarity from expert curators.

Bankless

Analyst CryptoKitt argues that Bitcoin's immediate fate hinges on crude oil's dramatic collapse and the critical $72,000 resistance level, with a confirmed breakout opening a path to $84,000-$86,000 while failure risks a decline to $62,000.

a16z Podcast

The latest a16z Top 100 AI Apps report reveals ChatGPT maintains massive dominance with 900 million users but faces diverging competition from Claude (pro-sumer) and Gemini (creative), while global adoption hotspots emerge in Singapore and the UAE and AI interfaces expand beyond chat into browsers and desktop applications.

New York Times Podcasts

After 10 days of war, a massive US-Israeli air campaign has degraded Iran's military capabilities but failed to topple the regime or spark internal rebellion, while Iranian retaliation and oil infrastructure strikes have triggered a regional crisis with global economic consequences including $100+ per barrel oil prices.