Industry veterans, degenerate gamblers & besties Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks & David Friedberg cover all things economic, tech, political, social & poker.
The podcast features SEC Chair Paul Atkins and CFTC Chair Michael Selig, addressing critical issues in capital markets. A key focus is the shift from public to private markets, with concerns about the decreasing number of public companies and the concentration of ROI among insiders. Atkins highlights the need to update...
Ray Dalio joins the podcast to discuss the current state of the global financial system, highlighting the intertwined forces of debt, domestic gaps, international conflicts, technology, and acts of nature. Dalio warns that the U.S. is in an unhealthy financial condition with a large deficit and growing debt, exacerbate...
The podcast episode centers on the potential impacts of AI on the economy, job market, and established business models, particularly SaaS. It explores whether AI-driven productivity will lead to deflation and compressed earnings or create new opportunities. Chamath suggests the market has shifted from debating "when" c...
The podcast explores the Jeffrey Epstein story, presenting varied perspectives on his rise, connections, and alleged crimes. Saagar Enjeti posits Epstein as a master money launderer with ties to intelligence agencies, while Michael Tracey expresses skepticism towards the "Epstein mythology," questioning the evidentiary...
The podcast explores the accelerating impact of AI on the workforce and enterprise, debating whether its benefits outweigh potential risks. Sacks argues AI will increase demand for knowledge workers by up-leveling their tasks, while Calacanis highlights the need for "AI natives" to manage and educate AI agents. Chamath...
The podcast episode centers on the potential impacts of AI on SaaS companies, the implications of the Epstein files, and Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve Chair. The discussion explores how AI might reshape the SaaS landscape, potentially shifting value towards an agentic layer and bespoke so...
The podcast explores the implications of Trump's Davos visit, including a business-centric focus and European reactions to Howard Ludnick's criticisms of net-zero policies. The discussion shifts to the tragic deaths in Minneapolis involving ICE agents, touching on the role of Antifa-style operations and media portrayal...
Dr. Mehmet Oz joins Jason and David at Davos to discuss healthcare, CMS, and strategies for improving the American healthcare system. Oz argues healthcare should be viewed as an investment, not an expense, highlighting that keeping Americans working just one year longer could add $3 trillion to the economy. He details ...
The podcast features interviews with Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, and Andrew Feldman, CEO of Cerebra Systems, along with Jake Loosararian, CEO and co-founder of Gecko Robotics, at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Armstrong discusses crypto regulation, partnerships with major banks, and the impact of the Trump ad...
The podcast centers on the United States' position in the global artificial intelligence race, particularly in comparison to China. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a regulatory environment that fosters innovation and infrastructure development to support AI advancement. The discussion highlights concerns ab...
The conversation centers on the state of California, particularly Los Angeles, and the broader political and cultural landscape of the United States. Adam Carolla, drawing on his construction background and lifelong California residency, argues that over-regulation, driven by "gyno-fascism" and a focus on safety above ...
The podcast episode centers on predictions for 2026, spanning political, economic, and business landscapes. The panel debates the potential impact of California's proposed wealth tax, with concerns raised about capital flight and its effect on the state's budget. Discussions extend to the political arena, identifying p...
Howard Lutnick, the Secretary of Commerce, reflects on his first year in government, emphasizing his goal to maximize positive outcomes and rethink traditional approaches. He recounts cutting 20% of the Commerce Department's staff and restructuring programs, aiming to optimize the department's diverse capabilities. Lut...
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