In this engaging discussion, Greg, also known as "mobman," dives into his controversial past as the creator of the Sub-7 malware. He reflects on the moral dilemmas hackers face and the unintended consequences of their creations. The conversation unravels the enigma surrounding his identity and credibility, as well as the debate about digital legitimacy within the hacking community. With anecdotes about never visiting Canada and a playful dialogue about programming skills, the episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the chaotic history of online identities.

Amelia, Amy, Steven, and Greg discuss the organization of DSA and the significance of the National Convention. They explore the inner workings of DSA, factions within the organization, and the outcomes of the convention. The podcast also delves into the Marxist Unity Group's strategic approach and their political aspirations.

Is anxiety truly genetic? How do our genes and environment shape our response to stress? Are we all experiencing the world differently based on our unique biochemical make-up?  In this episode, Joe and Dr. Greg (SelfDecode Health Expert) dive deep into the realm of anxiety, answering questions from the SelfDecode community and unmasking the role our brain's biochemistry plays in the expression of anxiety. Joe and Greg discuss the role of mental health in overall wellness and highlight specific genes that you can look at to potentially help you get rid of anxiety. They then focus on the nutrients most commonly depleted under chronic stress and their links to anxiety, and break down some herbal supplements that work wonders in balancing our brain's neurotransmitters.  From the influence of specific genes like COMT and MTHFR, to the vital role of minerals like magnesium, zinc, and vitamin B6, this episode is a deep dive into the science of anxiety! If you're interested in learning more about how your DNA and genetics affect your health, you can: - Check out SelfDecode: ⁠https://selfdecode.com/⁠ - Join Joe’s online community: ⁠https://thejoecohenshow.com/⁠ 

In a heartfelt discussion, Greg shares insights from his 20-year marriage with the host, reflecting on their journey through ADHD-related challenges. They dive into lessons learned about compassion and effective communication, particularly the importance of accepting flaws. Parenting neurodivergent children taught them the value of adjusting expectations and fostering a peaceful family dynamic. Greg emphasizes practicing grace, mercy, and proactive dialogue as vital ingredients for a thriving partnership. Their honest conversations blend humor and wisdom, making love in the face of adversity relatable.

In this engaging discussion, Greg, an experienced negotiator, underscores the importance of prioritizing purpose over position in negotiations. He shares a fascinating story from Disneyland to illustrate how focusing on collaboration can transform conflicts. By examining historical breakdowns in talks, like those between the U.S. and Russia, Greg highlights the pitfalls of positional thinking. He emphasizes the power of asking the right questions to break through impasses, urging listeners to seek creative solutions that foster mutual benefits.

Topics covered include the relationship between critical theory and relativism, commentary on oppression by ideology, whether it's biblical for a Christian to own a gun, and navigating spousal dynamics when one feels underestimated.

Greg joins the discussion on effective household financial management, revealing how viewing your home as a small business can transform your financial clarity. He emphasizes the crucial CFO role, including the importance of having wills, trusts, and insurance in place. The conversation touches on mastering budgeting and the benefits of weekly financial planning to minimize stress. Personal anecdotes spotlight the challenges of navigating taxes for personal and business returns, offering practical tips for maintaining organization and peace of mind.

Greg from Life Where I'm From discusses how Japan remains affordable compared to other developed countries. They delve into housing and transportation policies, zoning laws, and urban planning differences between Japan and Canada. They also explore the challenges of bicycling in Tokyo and parking practices in Japan and North America.

Greg and Nick discuss game-changing transfer bonuses with the Bilt card, expanding its benefits beyond renters. They also cover changes to Delta credit cards and a funny Chase gift story. They question the legality of receiving a 1099 for a free coffee. The hosts explore hotel promotions and strategies for earning elite status with the Bilt card. They discuss maximizing spend and transfer bonuses, as well as planning a family trip to Korea using rewards.

Ben Consolvo, who shapes Intel's AI strategy, and Greg Serochi, an AI projects collaborator with Intel, dive into the innovative world of AI technology. They discuss Intel's Gaudi processors, which aim to provide powerful alternatives to traditional GPUs for AI workloads. The duo reveals partnerships with Hugging Face, and how they’re leveraging software tools for AI development. They also review the transition of AI models from Nvidia to Intel’s efficient architecture, stressing the importance of cost-effective solutions in the evolving AI landscape.