Best Podcast Episodes About Will Sommer

Best Podcast Episodes About Will Sommer

Everything podcasters are saying about Will Sommer — curated from top podcasts

Updated: Apr 01, 2026 – 24 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Will Sommer

Bulwark Takes
“… do you make of it? Just for people who aren't familiar, that's Air Force One. Okay, that's not like he's sitting in the Oval Office and he tells Will Scharf to go over. Oh, by the way, I got to tell you something about Will Scharf in a second. He tells his buddy Will Scharf to go over and, oh, get me the mock-up of the ballroom. No, no, he had it brought on the plane. Exactly, that's a good point. He's like, I need this on my plane. He was like, I know we have a war going on. When was that one from? That was from a few days ago. That was Sunday. So we got a war going on. We got the gas, the …” “… higher same height as the white house exactly the same height and if you look you have the white house over here you have this and that's a duplicate of the wall so it pays total homage to the white house which is i think very important how do you What do you make of it? Just for people who aren't familiar, that's Air Force One. Okay, that's not like he's sitting in the Oval Office and he tells Will Scharf to go over. Oh, by the way, I got to tell you something about Will Scharf in a second. He tells his buddy Will Scharf to go over and, oh, get me the mock-up of the ballroom. No, no, he had it brought on the plane. Exactly, that's a good point. He's like, I need this on my plane. He was like, I know we have a war going on. When was that one from? That was from a few days ago. That was Sunday. So we got a war going on. We got the gas, the price of gas has doubled, right? We got like all this stuff going on. And he says like, I have to deal with serious things, but he's had his staff bring on these giant pictures of the ballroom so that he can spend his gaggle talking about his architecture project, his favorite thing. But can I take a dig in Will Scharf for a minute? I'm dying now, …” View more
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While the economy craters and wars unfold, Trump showcases his grand ballroom plans on Air Force One, prioritizing architecture over pressing national issues. He even has staff bring the ballroom mock-ups on the plane, illustrating his fixation. This bizarre focus raises questions about presidential priorities and responsibilities.
Bulwark Takes · Court Orders Trump to Stop Construction on His Beloved Ballroom · Apr 01, 2026
The Ben Shapiro Show
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Christine Noem's husband has been caught in a scandal involving a cross-dressing fetish, raising questions about societal perceptions of such behavior. The discussion highlights the irony of how political affiliations might change the narrative around this story. If he were a Democrat, would he be celebrated as a symbol of diversity instead of ridiculed?
The Ben Shapiro Show · Ep. 2400 - SCANDAL: Kristi Noem’s Husband Caught In Cross-Dressing Fetish · Apr 01, 2026
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast
“Was that real or fake? See Jim Carrey's face. I don't believe it. I don't know what's going on. Do you guys thought the Will Smith Chris Rock slap was a work No I thought it was just the funniest No it was just for like three years You could make someone talk about it You just drinking and you like dude do you remember that If you get anyone to talk about it You can make someone talk about it And they get very interested in it. They do. Lashes are carrying. The eye color is crazy. It was nuts. Yeah. The slap? Dude, it's crazy. I think enough time has passed we can …” “Was that real or fake? See Jim Carrey's face. I don't believe it. I don't know what's going on. Do you guys thought the Will Smith Chris Rock slap was a work No I thought it was just the funniest No it was just for like three years You could make someone talk about it You just drinking and you like dude do you remember that If you get anyone to talk about it You can make someone talk about it And they get very interested in it. They do. Lashes are carrying. The eye color is crazy. It was nuts. Yeah. The slap? Dude, it's crazy. I think enough time has passed we can start talking about it again. The slap's not a slap. That was fucking crazy. I agree with that. A lot. I love it. Did you think he sat back down and then won Best Actor? Best Actor. He won the Best Award. Awesome. Keep my wife out of your mouth. Could you imagine blowing your nose in Roger Goodell's tie and then winning the Super Bowl? Serena …” View more
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The segment humorously dissects the infamous Will Smith slap, comparing it to absurd scenarios like winning the Super Bowl after a bizarre act. With wild analogies and unexpected twists, the hosts create a laugh-out-loud narrative about celebrity antics and the absurdity of fame.
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast · Ep 604 - Tyler Gerben (feat. Steve Gerben, Dan Soder, Billy & Spud) · Mar 20, 2026
KSR
“… shannon you got a call um someone talking about the power case did i catch that on my way oh yeah yeah there's a picture i think from saturday of uh will stein with a power k uh pullover or a hoodie so i like it if he if he wants to bring that back i like that logo rather have that than the uh two birds Making Love logo Well it just me and you talking right here right Yeah Let get ready for some Power K I'm just going to warn you all. It's coming. His dad wore the Power K. You know, the last staff, they got the black and the chrome helmets 10 years ago, and they thought, well, we did an …” “… season and what is happening right now and obviously stein having his first job and yeah and being in their 30s that's part of it you know you should expect that but just the vibes over there are crazy right now which also i heard on the pre-show shannon you got a call um someone talking about the power case did i catch that on my way oh yeah yeah there's a picture i think from saturday of uh will stein with a power k uh pullover or a hoodie so i like it if he if he wants to bring that back i like that logo rather have that than the uh two birds Making Love logo Well it just me and you talking right here right Yeah Let get ready for some Power K I'm just going to warn you all. It's coming. His dad wore the Power K. You know, the last staff, they got the black and the chrome helmets 10 years ago, and they thought, well, we did an alternate. We'll just run those back every year. Will Stein's coming from Oregon. Will Stein got here and was like, where are my throwbacks? Where are my alternates? I think we need to get ready for a lot of that coming our way. The other part about a first-time head coach who's young, who's from the area, is that he's not doing everything, but he's got …” View more
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Kentucky football practices are buzzing with energy, a stark contrast to last year's atmosphere, thanks to new head coach Will Stein. This revitalized vibe is attracting top recruits, including a unique quarterback from Georgia with a creative name. As the team builds momentum, the challenge now is to secure commitments from these talented players.
KSR · 2026-03-31- KSR - Hour 1 · Mar 31, 2026
The Ezra Klein Show
“… trying to meditate a lot because a lot was happening in my life and I felt like I was just getting more and more upset. And I remember talking to Will Kabat-Zinn, who's a great meditation teacher in the Bay Area, who we both know. And he said to me something I've never forgotten. He said, oh, so you're not enjoying the process of insight. And I actually think this is part of, actually a lot of things, to say nothing of our president, who I think is... Cannot sit in a room alone with himself. Cannot sit in a room alone with himself. I think his need for constant distraction and ego …” “… consciousness there's a famous old quote I don't have this speaker in memory but it says huge amount of the world's problems come from man's inability to sit in a room by himself I remember I was in a period of meditation a couple years back and I was trying to meditate a lot because a lot was happening in my life and I felt like I was just getting more and more upset. And I remember talking to Will Kabat-Zinn, who's a great meditation teacher in the Bay Area, who we both know. And he said to me something I've never forgotten. He said, oh, so you're not enjoying the process of insight. And I actually think this is part of, actually a lot of things, to say nothing of our president, who I think is... Cannot sit in a room alone with himself. Cannot sit in a room alone with himself. I think his need for constant distraction and ego reinforcement actually speaks to some complicated relationship he has of his own consciousness. It is sometimes actually quite hard to be there by yourself. And when you make space for it, and I mean, people go on meditative retreat often have very difficult times. It can be, and I think usually is, very profound. But you are often going through struggle. One …” View more
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Meditation isn't just about finding peace; it often reveals deeper internal struggles. In a discussion inspired by Michael Pollan's exploration of consciousness, he reflects on the challenges of being alone with one's thoughts and how distractions can mask our internal agitation. This segment emphasizes the importance of confronting our consciousness, suggesting that the discomfort of meditation might actually lead to profound insights.
The Ezra Klein Show · Michael Pollan’s Journey to the Borderlands of Consciousness · Mar 31, 2026
Modern Wisdom
“… I didn't care about anything else I needed to do. It required taking what we were doing seriously, but not ourselves so seriously. that we were unwilling to do something that to others would feel off-brand. And it required this idea that genuine hospitality is one size fits one. And we resourced that.” “… see what we did well to make sure we keep on doing that thing. I think that's how you put intention to intuition. So we went to the hot dog. What happened? It was just a few simple things. It just required being present, caring so much about them that I didn't care about anything else I needed to do. It required taking what we were doing seriously, but not ourselves so seriously. that we were unwilling to do something that to others would feel off-brand. And it required this idea that genuine hospitality is one size fits one. And we resourced that.” View more
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In a memorable segment from Will Guidara's podcast episode, he shares a breakthrough moment at Eleven Madison Park that highlights the essence of genuine hospitality. After overhearing guests lamenting their missed opportunity for a New York hot dog, he rushes out to get one, ultimately serving it in a fancy way that leaves them ecstatic, proving that connection often trumps opulence in dining experiences.
Modern Wisdom · #1076 - Will Guidara - The Hotdog Effect: Secrets of the World’s #1 Restaurants · Mar 26, 2026
Adam Carolla Show
“… show, but it's also celebrating to get people to watch it. It celebrates tons of stars who do great sort of community service sort of things. Will Ferrell was part of the show. His performance is a really good, strong show. I would check it out. The Wendy's. Mm-hmm. Oh, you're my boy! And you're riding on the show. I was actually a producer on this one. Oh, producer? Yeah. It came out real sour. Your friend Sarah Silverman has a short film we did with her.” “… Do Something Awards, which are on tonight or Tuesday night on VH1, and a really, really great show. Everyone should check it out. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. And that's where you encourage people to get out there. It's one of these, like, it's sort of a youth charity show, but it's also celebrating to get people to watch it. It celebrates tons of stars who do great sort of community service sort of things. Will Ferrell was part of the show. His performance is a really good, strong show. I would check it out. The Wendy's. Mm-hmm. Oh, you're my boy! And you're riding on the show. I was actually a producer on this one. Oh, producer? Yeah. It came out real sour. Your friend Sarah Silverman has a short film we did with her.” View more
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David Wilde reveals that actor John Cho is his biggest fan, leading to a hilarious discussion about Cho's impressive intellect despite having a learning disability. The segment combines playful banter about celebrity encounters with Wilde's charm, making it a delightful listen for fans of comedy and music.
Adam Carolla Show · Alana Stewart + Dana Workman (Carolla Classics) · Mar 28, 2026
Pod Save America
“… of podcast universe. And CNN is trying to emulate the style of a podcast using Jake Tapper. And I know Fox News has a sort of similar model with Will Cain. What do you think when you saw that? What did you think of it? well i talked about it i was you know i have to say i just have to be real like i can't be fake about it i know that's why they're lemon heads but then the initial thing that i said i thought it was a compliment to my colleagues uh who i think are the best in the business the best journalists in the world and so i was saying that they don't need tricks people trust jake Tapper …” “… on your show on Wednesday, but I do want to ask because we're talking about the sort of what broadcast is trying to mimic. And there's been a lot of reporting on this, how they're trying to capture some of the authenticity and roughness of like the sort of podcast universe. And CNN is trying to emulate the style of a podcast using Jake Tapper. And I know Fox News has a sort of similar model with Will Cain. What do you think when you saw that? What did you think of it? well i talked about it i was you know i have to say i just have to be real like i can't be fake about it i know that's why they're lemon heads but then the initial thing that i said i thought it was a compliment to my colleagues uh who i think are the best in the business the best journalists in the world and so i was saying that they don't need tricks people trust jake Tapper because it's Jake Tapper and he's credible. People trust Anderson Cooper because he's Anderson Cooper and he's an iconic journalist. And he's built his name and his brand on being out there in war zones and dodging bullets and moderating debates and holding people accountable 60 minutes. Like that is, you know, that's some high level shit. And so …” View more
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Don Lemon reveals how transitioning to independent journalism allowed him to build a community rather than just a show. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in connecting with his audience, contrasting it with traditional media's attempts to mimic that style. Lemon argues that true journalism comes from credible anchors being themselves, not trying to be podcasters.
Pod Save America · When Life Gives You Don Lemon · Mar 29, 2026
The Glenn Beck Program
“… do that again. This is real dangerous stuff, and they have to realize this is what is going to happen again if they get in power again. They will do this type of product again, and we will all suffer the consequences. I have to tell you, I am convinced that our security apparatus is a danger to the republic. It's absolutely a danger, and you should never feel that way. You should be skeptical, but you should never feel like I think they're a danger to the republic. And the reason why I say that is you can take this, what you have been calling a product. You can take it out. You can …” “… retribution campaigns that played out all across the country against various Americans. And so this is not just something that the American people should shrug their shoulders at and say, well, you know, that sounds a little silly. Silly Democrats shouldn't do that again. This is real dangerous stuff, and they have to realize this is what is going to happen again if they get in power again. They will do this type of product again, and we will all suffer the consequences. I have to tell you, I am convinced that our security apparatus is a danger to the republic. It's absolutely a danger, and you should never feel that way. You should be skeptical, but you should never feel like I think they're a danger to the republic. And the reason why I say that is you can take this, what you have been calling a product. You can take it out. You can remove it. But what about the people who produced it? What about the people inside the agencies that didn't raise the alarm and say, what the hell are we doing? Right, right. Oh, absolutely. I mean, there has to be top to bottom review of the people who are involved in producing these products, contributing to these products. And there needs to be …” View more
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The CIA's recent documents suggest a troubling narrative: mothers are being marked as potential extremists. This reflects a broader strategy from the Biden administration, which views traditional family values and conservative Americans as threats to national security. The implications of this targeting could have serious consequences for family structures and societal norms in America.
The Glenn Beck Program · The Iran Narrative on X Is FAKE. Here’s Who’s REALLY Behind It | Guests: Gene Hamilton & Tristan Harris | 3/27/26 · Mar 27, 2026
Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
“… just wants to destroy, like not that guy. Just this podcast? Yeah, this podcast? Why isn't it smartless? And he's like crushing the wire. Where's Will Arnett? He's Canadian. Hey, Mike, so I just have to ask you. So your job was to be a basically a guide who would protect people from polar bears in the Arctic. And so I have so many questions right now. I've always heard polar bears are the most dangerous bear. They can kill you so quickly. Is that true? It's true, yeah. Like a black bear, a grizzly bear might not want anything to do with you where a polar bear, if they smell you, see you, …” “… new to my team here. So I was wondering if you give her name for it. How about Interrupto? Interrupto? I love it. Interrupto the owl. She's also sitting on my router right now. So she might even interrupt us further. That's okay. That bird, Interrupto just wants to destroy, like not that guy. Just this podcast? Yeah, this podcast? Why isn't it smartless? And he's like crushing the wire. Where's Will Arnett? He's Canadian. Hey, Mike, so I just have to ask you. So your job was to be a basically a guide who would protect people from polar bears in the Arctic. And so I have so many questions right now. I've always heard polar bears are the most dangerous bear. They can kill you so quickly. Is that true? It's true, yeah. Like a black bear, a grizzly bear might not want anything to do with you where a polar bear, if they smell you, see you, they're coming to get you. They're hungry, it's cold, and they want to eat. Right. They're not sitting around on their backs eating a bunch of blueberries that they found. There's nothing like that in the Arctic. No. So when they see a ham steak and boots walking by, they go for it. They go for that person. They want it. They want it bad. So what can …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, Mike reveals the terrifying reality of being a polar bear monitor, where the biggest threat isn't just the bears but the humans who might poop their pants in fear! The comedic highlight comes when Mike describes how a non-lethal rubber bullet merely annoyed a bear, leading to the punchline that the bear was actually deterred by the smell of panic-induced poop.
Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend · Interrupto! · Mar 26, 2026
Bulwark Takes
“… word is for compromise so we're just going to stick with the russian word but um they've got it now. They've got a cache of cash material, if you will. And yeah, there you go. Sorry. I was doing the will, my best will Salatan, but yeah, no, it's bad. And it's mostly, it's just embarrassing. I mean, I think it's also embarrassing in the context of something we talked a little bit yesterday with the trio of just cash has been an utter failure. Like just thought of in the context of if you are a MAGA person that was really excited about, you know, the FBI, you know finally being in control of …” “… forget the prurient stuff like like just think about what kind of embarrassing you know takes you would have had or opinion you know i who knows like there could be a wide variety of types of compromise uh now that the i don't know what the iranian word is for compromise so we're just going to stick with the russian word but um they've got it now. They've got a cache of cash material, if you will. And yeah, there you go. Sorry. I was doing the will, my best will Salatan, but yeah, no, it's bad. And it's mostly, it's just embarrassing. I mean, I think it's also embarrassing in the context of something we talked a little bit yesterday with the trio of just cash has been an utter failure. Like just thought of in the context of if you are a MAGA person that was really excited about, you know, the FBI, you know finally being in control of Trump allies so they could root out the people in the deep state that had been going after Trump over all these years that had gone after Trump and his family gone after MAGA Americans. This is their frame, their theory of the case. There'd been this large conspiracy going after Trump. They finally had their guy at the charge of the FBI. And since …” View more
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The breach of FBI Director Kash Patel's emails by Iran-linked hackers is a significant failure, highlighting vulnerabilities in national security and the ineffectiveness of current leadership.
Bulwark Takes · Iran Hacks Kash Patel's Emails · Mar 28, 2026
The Code To Winning
“… one chapter in my life. Well, I don't have $35,000. You have a home? get a mortgage on. Take that money out. Give that to me. And then the person will invest in all these things because they think they appeal to the person's vanity. And these dreams, this grand thing that you thought you were going to be, all you needed was the opportunity. And you believed and looked at their lives. You looked at what they marketed and you're like, man, I can do that. I had a guy who came to me and he was like, James, I love your story so much. And I was like, man, I was flattered because of who he is or …” “… and I just did it. Yeah, you start to find out that some people have benefited off the tears of others. I've seen people say, you want to write a book? I'm like, yeah, I would love to write a book. Great. For just $35,000, you'll be able to write this one chapter in my life. Well, I don't have $35,000. You have a home? get a mortgage on. Take that money out. Give that to me. And then the person will invest in all these things because they think they appeal to the person's vanity. And these dreams, this grand thing that you thought you were going to be, all you needed was the opportunity. And you believed and looked at their lives. You looked at what they marketed and you're like, man, I can do that. I had a guy who came to me and he was like, James, I love your story so much. And I was like, man, I was flattered because of who he is or what I perceived he was. Precisely. And then he said, you know what? It's only going to cost you $75,000. And I was like, man, I don't know. For what? He said, for me to help you with your life story. I was like, really? Okay. He said, the only thing I think it would grow better if we made it a white kid from Kansas rather than you. I think it would …” View more
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Many people in the entrepreneurial space sell the illusion of success, often at the expense of others' dreams. Dr. James E. Dixon shares a personal experience where someone tried to exploit his story for profit, revealing how perceptions can be misleading and the importance of owning your narrative. By holding onto his authenticity, he transformed his journey into a bestseller, proving that true success comes from genuine storytelling.
The Code To Winning · WALK THE DISTANCE TO GREATNESS: STRENGTH, PURPOSE & TRANSFORMATION || DR JAMES E DIXON ||EPISODE 082 · Mar 25, 2026
Legal AF by MeidasTouch
“gains against him. And I will say, Michael, that one of the things in looking at the polling overall historically, when Nixon left office after the revelations of Watergate, when he basically resigned in disgrace, he was at between 30 and 33 percent polling. When George W. Bush left office after the economy crashed, Wall Street crashed in 2008 after revelations of torture and the lies about the war in Iran, George Louis Bush left office with a rate, again, of about 33%. And …” “gains against him. And I will say, Michael, that one of the things in looking at the polling overall historically, when Nixon left office after the revelations of Watergate, when he basically resigned in disgrace, he was at between 30 and 33 percent polling. When George W. Bush left office after the economy crashed, Wall Street crashed in 2008 after revelations of torture and the lies about the war in Iran, George Louis Bush left office with a rate, again, of about 33%. And so Trump really is in that bottom figure within the margin of error. Absolutely. Lisa, Dina, talk about as if everything that Lisa just outlined was not enough. This is like the old joke about asking mrs lincoln about what happened and and then the guy saying in response oh well but how was the play um you guys know that old joke you know um …” View more
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Trump's influence is creating a tense atmosphere at airports, with ICE agents intimidating travelers while TSA staff face delays and pay issues. This situation highlights a larger political strategy where Trump uses fear to manipulate funding negotiations, effectively blaming Democrats for the chaos. As the summer travel season approaches, the implications of these policies on civil liberties and public safety become increasingly significant.
Legal AF by MeidasTouch · Legal AF Full Episode - 3/25/2026 · Mar 26, 2026
Pardon My Take
“… He's being disingenuous. He's saying that right now the coaches are upset that the players move around too much. Right, but who cares? And so then Will Wade moves around and nobody says anything But yes people do say People did say something People do say things People are like Will Wade a dick Yeah Anytime a coach says something like that they like this guy a dick Yeah, right. This guy, we got to figure it out. But, like, LSU fans are happy Will Wade's back. No one else is like, Will Wade, what a good guy. Yes. And tell you what, I mean, LSU has a very, very strong us against the world …” “… saying we'll wait to dickhead. Yeah. And also players can move around now. Like this is a tweet from 20 years ago. Right. Well, I guess what he's saying, if I'm playing devil's advocate and thinking of how Jay Billis is, he's being disingenuous, He's being disingenuous. He's saying that right now the coaches are upset that the players move around too much. Right, but who cares? And so then Will Wade moves around and nobody says anything But yes people do say People did say something People do say things People are like Will Wade a dick Yeah Anytime a coach says something like that they like this guy a dick Yeah, right. This guy, we got to figure it out. But, like, LSU fans are happy Will Wade's back. No one else is like, Will Wade, what a good guy. Yes. And tell you what, I mean, LSU has a very, very strong us against the world mentality going into next year's sports seasons. Right. Like between their football and basketball coaches, they have no choice but to be like, fuck you, we don't care. But this is also – what I don't understand about J. Billis is like, so what if people complain about the transfer portal and the NIL and all this stuff? That's just people complaining …” View more
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Jay Billis is out of touch, criticizing player movement while ignoring the growing acceptance of coaching flexibility. In the current landscape, where coaches like Will Wade thrive despite controversy, the narrative has shifted to players having agency. LSU's bold approach with coaches who embrace this reality highlights the need for an updated perspective on loyalty and ethics in sports.
Pardon My Take · Sweet 16 Night 1, Giants HC John Harbaugh, Max Homa Stops By For PMT Spring Break + Fyre Fest Of The Week · Mar 27, 2026
CISO Series Podcast
“… a good point you brought that up because when AI came about and we would see those original images, they're so silly, but the classic example is the Will Smith eating spaghetti video, which looked bizarre in the first one. But then they created another one that looks, oh, that looks pretty real now. Like they would mock the first, but my comment was like, but look at how fast it's getting better. Like that's the thing that's crazy and scary all at the same time. Yeah, I 100% agree. It's learning faster than we are. Yes, I have never learned this fast at all. Coming up next, once you can see …” “… with feet. And now today it can do it almost perfectly. So it's learning at speeds that we just can't keep up with. And how do we manage the risk associated with that when it's moving faster than we can really comprehend? And this, by the way, it's a good point you brought that up because when AI came about and we would see those original images, they're so silly, but the classic example is the Will Smith eating spaghetti video, which looked bizarre in the first one. But then they created another one that looks, oh, that looks pretty real now. Like they would mock the first, but my comment was like, but look at how fast it's getting better. Like that's the thing that's crazy and scary all at the same time. Yeah, I 100% agree. It's learning faster than we are. Yes, I have never learned this fast at all. Coming up next, once you can see trends in your exposures, you'll be able to predict tomorrow's risk.” View more
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AI is evolving at such a rapid pace that it's surpassing our ability to understand and manage the risks associated with it. Just six months ago, AI-generated images were laughably inaccurate, but now they are almost indistinguishable from reality. This alarming speed of advancement raises serious questions about our preparedness for the challenges ahead.
CISO Series Podcast · Why Highlight Diversity When We Can Just Hope You Don't Notice? · Mar 24, 2026
Ruthless Podcast
“… pig, bro. That's probably the fetus breakdown I've ever heard anybody do. He has no pie. I'm sorry. None, dude. I'm sorry to disrupt the occasion. I will get back to the thing. Wow. Chuck. Okay. 413. Ladies and gentlemen, Andrew Feinberg at the four seats facing off against Will Sommer. 6'11", Fred Pleitgen. I don't know this guy from The Man on the Moon, but a big six seat this time around. Was this an Afro pick? Mika Brzezinski. Yeah, so this is the CNN guy who is behind the scenes in Iran covering the war from the ground in Iran. And a lot of conservatives are concerned about what it is he's …” “… hack to be like, just treat me like shit. Whip me like a pig and bring me back. But let's be honest. That's what it takes to win. And if you're facing off against Yamiche Alcindor, you're going to need that sort of attitude. That's a humiliated pig, bro. That's probably the fetus breakdown I've ever heard anybody do. He has no pie. I'm sorry. None, dude. I'm sorry to disrupt the occasion. I will get back to the thing. Wow. Chuck. Okay. 413. Ladies and gentlemen, Andrew Feinberg at the four seats facing off against Will Sommer. 6'11", Fred Pleitgen. I don't know this guy from The Man on the Moon, but a big six seat this time around. Was this an Afro pick? Mika Brzezinski. Yeah, so this is the CNN guy who is behind the scenes in Iran covering the war from the ground in Iran. And a lot of conservatives are concerned about what it is he's saying. This is the cat who is basically – this is the Republican guard's point of view on the war. Wait, is he the guy who was like, it's bad that we killed the leader who executed that? That's a reminder. And so if this guy has any shortcoming in the first round, it's that he's not a household name facing off against Mika Brzezinski. And I think …” View more
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Brian Stelter is back at CNN, despite being previously ousted, and he's facing off against Yamiche Alcindor in the Hack Madness tournament. The discussion dives into how Stelter's return symbolizes a lack of pride and resilience in the media landscape, portraying him as a 'humiliated pig' willing to endure criticism for another shot at fame. The tournament's matchups reveal deeper narratives about the candidates and their controversial stances, making it more than just a competition.
Ruthless Podcast · Democrats' Bizarre Candidates + Hack Madness! · Mar 20, 2026
The Milk Road Show
“… sense. If humanity could go from 60% of people on the farm to 1% of people on the farm and figure out all these new jobs, I think AI and robotics will allow us to figure out a lot of new jobs and be more productive. Will it be a little messy? Will some college kids have a tough time getting a job? Will some people get laid off and have to figure something out? Sure. I'm not saying it's all going to be rainbows and cotton candy along the way. So I think those are a couple of big points I wanted to make. Do you want to get into the AI and deflation aspect of things too? Well, I feel like you …” “… literally could not have imagined even 50 years prior. Like what we're doing right now. Yeah. The idea of a corporate office job when 60% of society worked on the farm was you couldn't even have communicated that to somebody. So I'm optimistic in that sense. If humanity could go from 60% of people on the farm to 1% of people on the farm and figure out all these new jobs, I think AI and robotics will allow us to figure out a lot of new jobs and be more productive. Will it be a little messy? Will some college kids have a tough time getting a job? Will some people get laid off and have to figure something out? Sure. I'm not saying it's all going to be rainbows and cotton candy along the way. So I think those are a couple of big points I wanted to make. Do you want to get into the AI and deflation aspect of things too? Well, I feel like you have a good take on like, there's two different types of deflation that we want to talk about, right? Because I think that it gets a little bit muddled for people where they're taught, where they think like, okay, but you're, you're telling me that fiat will inflate, but that labor will deflate. So maybe give us a bit of a sense of like what that, …” View more
Ridealong summary
Surprisingly, economic turmoil doesn't require mass unemployment to create chaos—just a rise to 10-20% can send shockwaves through society. Historically, transitions like the Industrial Revolution show that technological advancements, such as AI, can lead to new job creation despite initial fears of mass job loss. This optimistic view suggests that while some may struggle, the overall economy can adapt and thrive.
The Milk Road Show · The Next Big Print Cycle Is Coming… And Bitcoin Could Go Parabolic w/ John Haar · Mar 18, 2026
Habits and Hustle
“Men are playing Mahjong? Yes my mother was a backgammon champion and my dad was a car champion And my dad my mom won awards She built Will Chamberlain and everything She went to New York City out in Morocco And she used to have these backgammon my father imported caviar beluga for five years from Russia And so they would have caviar backgammon parties. Caviar took off, mahjong took off. Like, what's next? Are you kidding me? Yeah. That's incredible. They used to have these amazing parties at my parents' house. So I used to have this thing called game night, which I would like. Oh, …” “Men are playing Mahjong? Yes my mother was a backgammon champion and my dad was a car champion And my dad my mom won awards She built Will Chamberlain and everything She went to New York City out in Morocco And she used to have these backgammon my father imported caviar beluga for five years from Russia And so they would have caviar backgammon parties. Caviar took off, mahjong took off. Like, what's next? Are you kidding me? Yeah. That's incredible. They used to have these amazing parties at my parents' house. So I used to have this thing called game night, which I would like. Oh, I love that. Oh my God. Can I tell you something? We would do game night probably once a month. And what we would do is we would invite a whole different array of people like usually 30 people can we start that again yeah i will tell you something it was such a hit so it became so popular like and then everyone would bring their friends and like …” View more
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Hosting game nights can transform your dating life by fostering connections in a relaxed environment. Patti Stanger shares how her mother’s innovative party concept, 'Ring the Bell,' created opportunities for romance and friendships through shared experiences. Instead of hunting for partners, focus on building a community and enjoying the process of meeting new people.
Habits and Hustle · Episode 537: Patti Stanger: Why Modern Dating Is Broken, Red Flags, and the Commitment Crisis · Mar 17, 2026
The Flycast
“… No, I'm saying COVID was real. But our next thing was AI. It might have been. Because AI started popping up around then, huh? It kind of did. COVID, Will Smith Spaghetti. COVID, Will Smith Spaghetti. Now here we are. The Rizzler. And now this. COVID, Will Smith Spaghetti, the Rizzler. Is the Rizzler the father and the son? The Rizzler's the fat little one. Offshoot one, the fat. Who's the father and the son? Costco guys. Yeah, fat Tony or something. The boom guys, right? The five big booms? Yeah. Big Justice. Big Justice. Big Justice and... No one gave a shit about the kid. It's a shame I can't …” “… humans into like thinking there's aliens. And then they go out and buy everything from the grocery stores. And then they're controlled. It'll be like a COVID, but for fucking AI aliens. Some shit. So you think COVID wasn't real and it was all AI? No, I'm saying COVID was real. But our next thing was AI. It might have been. Because AI started popping up around then, huh? It kind of did. COVID, Will Smith Spaghetti. COVID, Will Smith Spaghetti. Now here we are. The Rizzler. And now this. COVID, Will Smith Spaghetti, the Rizzler. Is the Rizzler the father and the son? The Rizzler's the fat little one. Offshoot one, the fat. Who's the father and the son? Costco guys. Yeah, fat Tony or something. The boom guys, right? The five big booms? Yeah. Big Justice. Big Justice. Big Justice and... No one gave a shit about the kid. It's a shame I can't pull this right now. Oh, we're sorry about your brother that died. He gets five big booms Is that what happened They doing cameos He goes oh so sorry about your brother that died He gets five big booms Boom boom They both go boom boom It is awesome. Money is fucked. He's got a big smile on his stupid face the whole time. I made him do cameos. It's …” View more
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As AI technology advances, it could manipulate human perceptions, leading to mass panic over fabricated threats. The conversation reveals how nostalgia and the fear of losing relevance can lead to emotional struggles, especially when past successes fade. This reflection on personal experiences highlights the impact of numbers on self-worth and the potential for future growth.
The Flycast · We Took Daltoosh on a Ferris Wheel | The Flycast Ep. 183 · Mar 24, 2026
Prof G Markets
“… to invest in America in the way that they have? Are they really down to collaborate with us, to trade with us, to form the alliances that we've had? Will Europe be okay with a relationship with America if their inflation is three times higher than it is in the US because of their dependence on the Strait of Hormuz, which we went and bombed? It was our fault. What does that do to our relationships with these other regions? And does that not come back to bite us in a big way i've never seen you this animated um look there's there's no getting around it the reason why we have had the greatest …” “… my question for Americans, my question for you, if the Gulf states are seeing their houses and their hotels, their luxury hotels and their desalination plants being blown up every week or so, every day as we're seeing, are they really down to invest in America in the way that they have? Are they really down to collaborate with us, to trade with us, to form the alliances that we've had? Will Europe be okay with a relationship with America if their inflation is three times higher than it is in the US because of their dependence on the Strait of Hormuz, which we went and bombed? It was our fault. What does that do to our relationships with these other regions? And does that not come back to bite us in a big way i've never seen you this animated um look there's there's no getting around it the reason why we have had the greatest inflows of not only financial capital but before the flows of financial capital are the flows of human capital right you get the best and brightest team of the best players wins and financial capital follows and there's definitely something to the notion that if you drop an individual in the forest one individual within three days they're either eaten …” View more
Ridealong summary
The ongoing war with Iran may jeopardize America's historical alliances, particularly with Europe and Gulf states. As these regions face instability and economic strain, their willingness to invest and collaborate with the US could diminish, leading to unforeseen consequences for global relations. The core advantage of American cooperation and trust is at risk, potentially altering the landscape of international partnerships.
Prof G Markets · War With Iran Is Rewriting Global Markets · Mar 16, 2026

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