This episode features Derek Jeter, a prominent figure in URL purchases, diving into the captivating world of domain sales. The discussion highlights the misadventures of acquiring longform.com, revealing the drama behind its bidding war and dubious offers. Listeners learn about the complexities of domain valuation, including insights from domain marketplace experts. The episode uncovers the unpredictability of online asset transactions and the significant role domain names play in brand protection, making it a thrilling listen for anyone intrigued by digital real estate.

Derek Jeter discusses struggling Yankees and Dodgers, Colin talks about Caitlin Clark's rise and compares her to Taylor Swift. He admits he was wrong about Paul George and right about Jalen Brunson.

Derek Jeter, a Hall of Fame shortstop for the New York Yankees, teams up with Chris Riccobono, founder of UNTUCKit, to launch their new athletic clothing line, "Greatness Wins." They share insights on the booming sportswear market and their initial doubts about entering the apparel industry. The duo emphasizes passion and collaboration as key to success, discussing how their partnership mirrors a winning sports team. They also touch on business growth strategies and the challenges of finding a niche in a competitive landscape.

Ian King, a Bloomberg News semiconductor reporter, discusses the rocky road ahead for Intel under CEO Pat Gelsinger as they grapple with financial woes and fierce competition. Pat shares his vision for recovery in AI and semiconductor innovation. Untuckit founder Chris Riccobono and Hall of Famer Derek Jeter delve into their new sportswear brand, Greatness Wins, and its inception during the pandemic. Hayley Berg, Lead Economist at Hopper, offers insights into holiday travel trends, emphasizing millennials' quest for unique experiences despite budget constraints.

Former professional baseball player Derek Jeter shares the backstory of his endorsement by Michael Jordan and details of his relationship with Alex Rodriguez. They discuss their teenage years, championship wins, and transitions post-baseball. Jeter's journey, team dynamics, and industry risks are explored in an engaging conversation.