Recent Episodes

Moonshots with Peter Diamandis

Eric Schmidt: Singularity's Arrival, the 92-Gigawatt Problem, and Recursive Self-Improvement Timelines | 241

24 Mar 2026

AI's early transformative phase, marked by limited progress (10-15% potential realized), rapid advancements in reasoning and agents, US-China rivalry in affordability vs. strategy, ethical risks like job displacement, and the critical need for global cooperation, responsible innovation, and interdisciplinary efforts to harness its future impact.

Goto tech

The Rush to Adopt AI: How to Get it Right & Business Risks Nick Selby & Sarah Wells

24 Mar 2026

Enterprise AI integration demands robust governance, cross-functional collaboration, and clear terminology to address communication gaps, data leakage risks, security vulnerabilities, and strategic misalignment caused by rapid adoption.

The AI Native Dev

Stop Maintaining Your Code. Start Replacing It

24 Mar 2026

Phoenix Architecture redefines software development by treating code as disposable, prioritizing enduring system specifications, modularity, AI integration, and balance between automation and human oversight to enable safe, iterative updates and future-ready, adaptable systems.

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Why Every Business Needs Long-Form Content

24 Mar 2026

Evolving content trends favor short-form, repurposed formats on platforms like YouTube, alongside Gary Vaynerchuk's immigrant-driven hustle, e-commerce pivot, high-risk investments, and emphasis on authenticity, passion, and adaptability in entrepreneurship.

Startups For the Rest of Us

Episode 825 | Talking Tailwind CSS and Founder Fitness (with Adam Wathan)

24 Mar 2026

Recommended: Hard lessons on pricing models and the impact of AI use bypassing your conversion flow from Open Source to paid.

Tailwind Labs confronts revenue declines from AI competition and market saturation, resulting in a 75% engineering team reduction, while addressing founder fitness strategies, sustainable business adaptations, and the limitations of its one-time sales model.

The Amy Porterfield Show

How to Cover Your Ad Spend Before Your Next Launch

24 Mar 2026

A self-funded growth strategy using low-cost offers, precise pricing, and audience testing to offset ad spend, build engaged email lists, and achieve scalable, risk-free revenue through immediate ROI tracking and simplified, actionable content.

The Knowledge Project

[Outliers] Harrison McCain: How to Create Demand for Something Nobody Wants

24 Mar 2026

McCain Foods evolved from a Canadian potato processor into a $16 billion global frozen food leader through innovation, vertical integration, strategic risk-taking, and overcoming challenges like market skepticism and infrastructure gaps.

Software Engineering Daily

Games That Push Back with Bennett Foddy

24 Mar 2026

Bennett Foddy's systems-driven design emphasizes physics-based mechanics, absurdist themes, and nuanced frustration over simplistic difficulty, using games like *QWOP* and *Baby Steps* to explore player agency, iterative discovery, and critiques of industry trends through accessible, community-informed development.

The Artificial Intelligence Show

#205: AI Labs Refocus on Agents and Enterprise, Trumps New AI Framework, Metas Rogue Agent & What 81,000 People Want from AI

24 Mar 2026

Advancements in AI coding agents like Claude, OpenAIs strategic shifts toward enterprise solutions, autonomous agent trends, competition from Anthropic, public job concerns, legal disputes, and expanding AI education and research on productivity, ethics, and AGI dominate industry discussions.

Developer Tea

Decision Making is Your New Core Skill, So it's Critical to Avoid These Two Traps of Collaborative Decision-Making

24 Mar 2026

Software engineers must prioritize decision-making and persuasion skills to adapt to AI-driven shifts in their roles, focusing on upstream collaboration, stakeholder alignment, and addressing AI limitations through contextual tools and strategic communication.