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And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen
#354 AI & Our Inner LIves
AI is reshaping how we create and consume content, but at a cost: it's flattening the depth and complexity of human expression, turning rich, dynamic interactions into streamlined, two-dimensional outputs. Cory Allen argues that this technological convenience
Filmspotting
Netflix’s The Crash is an Ethical Sinkhole | SVU
Netflix’s The Crash isn’t just a true crime documentary—it’s a calculated ethical breach that weaponizes grief for algorithmic gain. Jordan Hoffman and Matt Singer dismantle the film’s exploitative architecture, revealing how it repackages a 17-year-old girl’s
Wake Up to Money
ChatGPT Maker Goes Public
OpenAI's decision to file for a public listing marks a seismic shift for the AI industry, signaling that even the most visionary private tech ventures are now chasing the vast capital of public markets. The company, which has raised $122 billion in private fun
The Bill Simmons Podcast
A Gutty Spurs Win, Angry Knicks Fans, Game 4 Thoughts, and NBA Draft Movements With Rob Mahoney and J. Kyle Mann
The Spurs stunned the Knicks with a gritty Game 3 victory, defying expectations by overcoming a physically brutal, high-stakes Finals matchup that felt like a 'rock fight.' Bill Simmons and Rob Mahoney dissect how San Antonio's young core—led by De'Aaron Fox's
RedHanded
ShortHand: The Princes in the Tower
The mystery of the Princes in the Tower—Edward V and his younger brother Richard, who vanished in 1483 after being placed under the guardianship of their uncle, Richard III—remains one of England’s most enduring historical enigmas. While traditional accounts,
The AI in Business Podcast
AI Models as a Commodity and Why Data Foundations Decide Who Wins - with Guillermo B. Vazquez of SAP
The future of enterprise AI isn't about chasing the latest model—it's about building unshakable data foundations. In this episode, Guillermo B. Vazquez of SAP argues that AI models are now a commodity, meaning companies shouldn't fear obsolescence from new rel
Sigma Nutrition Radio
#609: Unprocessed Red Meat & Cancer Risk
The podcast dives deep into the controversial link between unprocessed red meat and colorectal cancer risk, cutting through the noise of conflicting headlines with a rigorous analysis of controlled human trials. Contrary to the common narrative that all red me
Witness History
Mstislav Rostropovich: Virtuoso cellist
In 1978, legendary cellist Mstislav Rostropovich was stripped of his Soviet citizenship in a sudden, unannounced act of political punishment—just weeks after he had fled the USSR with his family. The BBC’s Joe Schultz presents a haunting interview from that er
Popular Front
Drones Are Striking Romania and No One Cares
Romania has been repeatedly struck by drones from both Russia and Ukraine, yet the government has done little to defend its airspace—despite a law that once made it illegal to shoot down drones. Victor Mihail, a Romanian researcher, reveals a nation paralyzed
Grow My Salon Business Podcast
351 The 5 Things That Make You a Better Salon Manager and Leader
The most common mistake salon leaders make isn't a lack of skills—it's confusing management with leadership. Anthony Whittaker argues that true leadership means designing systems that empower people, not micromanaging them. He reveals that when team members sa
Advisory Opinions
Counting Down the Supreme Court Term
The Supreme Court's final days of the 2025 term are shaping up to be a high-stakes drama, with 20 cases still pending and the Court's most consequential decisions hanging in the balance. Sarah Isger and David French dissect the remaining cases, from the deeply
The Best One Yet
🧑🚀 “Astronaut Wears Prada” — NASA’s Prada deal. Apple’s Siri SOS. The NHL’s Einstein. +Self-Driving Doritos
NASA is sending astronauts to the moon in 2028 wearing Prada-designed base layers—marking the first time a luxury fashion brand will have its label on the lunar surface. This isn't just a marketing stunt; it's a masterclass in 'frontier marketing,' where brand
Straight Up Sabres
Tuch Walking, Ruff Getting Robbed, & Offseason Talk (S7 E45)
The Sabres' offseason is heating up with the likely departure of star center Alex Tuck, as the team and player remain far apart on contract terms—Tuck's camp seeking $11M, the Sabres reportedly offering $9M. Hosts Brendan and Taylor argue that GM Jarmo Kekulai
Sox In The Basement
Home Is For The White Sox, The Road Not So Much
The host of 'Socks in the Basement' celebrates buying his long-desired Jeep with unbridled joy, framing it as a personal milestone symbolizing life's hard-won rewards—despite a three-hour dealership ordeal. But the real focus quickly shifts to the Chicago Whit
Almost Adulting with Violet Benson
Let's Talk - June 9, 2026
Violet Benson delivers a raw, unfiltered deep dive into the dissonance between teenage perception and adult judgment, using her high school experiences as a lens. She recounts being bullied with cringey nicknames like 'Shrek' and 'uglier than morning droppings
The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
Classic #1145: The Breakdown of Personal Dignity
The hosts confront a societal collapse of personal dignity, arguing that modern culture has replaced internal moral compasses with legalistic overreach and performative virtue signaling. Dr. Drew Pinsky traces the erosion to the outsourcing of ethics to regula
Death, Sex & Money
Something Rotten at Stanford
Theo Baker, a Stanford senior who skipped a grade and arrived on campus at 17, didn’t just witness the elite tech culture at Stanford—he exposed its rot. His investigative reporting as a freshman on then-president Mark Tessier-Levine’s questionable academic pu
Real Time with Bill Maher
Overtime – Episode #732: Sen. Chris Murphy, Amb. Susan Rice
Bill Maher opens Real Time with a sharp critique of Donald Trump's growing influence over major media institutions, particularly CBS and 60 Minutes, arguing that the recent leadership changes signal a systematic effort to install loyalists and suppress critici
Ask Lisa: The Psychology of Raising Tweens & Teens
275: ENCORE: How Do I Support My LGBTQ+ Daughter?
When a 13-year-old comes out as bisexual, parents often panic—fearing they’ll say the wrong thing, mishandle rules, or expose their child to danger. But Dr. Lisa Damore reveals that the most powerful response isn’t perfection—it’s presence. The real work begin
Park Predators
The Thread
The disappearance of 29-year-old Daniel Riach in the rugged terrain of British Columbia’s Squamish region in November 2019 has baffled investigators and haunted his family for years. Despite a formal missing persons investigation, the RCMP concluded there was