Drew and Jonathan Scott, renowned for their 'Property Brothers' series, team up with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn and Romaine Bostick to discuss their innovative Healthy Home Innovation Fund. They dive into the challenges of affordable housing in California, highlighting innovative solutions like accessory dwelling units. The duo emphasizes the importance of sustainable home technology to enhance security and affordability. They also tackle the impact of the pandemic on home renovations and the challenges of marketing unique home designs to future buyers.

Will.I.Am, an influential artist and entrepreneur from the Black Eyed Peas, joins Romaine Bostick and Vonnie Quinn to explore the intersection of music and technology. He unveils his new feature, Radio FYI, which enhances the radio experience by fostering local connections. The trio discusses the transformation of media consumption, personalized interactive experiences, and innovative ad formats. Will.I.Am also reflects on how AI is reshaping the music industry, emphasizing creativity as key to the future while utilizing AI as an inspirational tool.

Sam Palmisano, the former Chairman and CEO of IBM, joins Bloomberg journalists Romaine Bostick and Alix Steel to delve into the transformative power of artificial intelligence. They discuss AI's role in enhancing business efficiency and productivity across various sectors. The conversation also explores the impact of market dynamics on AI investments, especially within the financial landscape, and the importance of learning from past technological evolutions to navigate current challenges in adoption.

Novo Nordisk CEO discusses scaling up production of weight-loss drug Wegovy with Bloomberg journalists. Topics include manufacturing capacity, unit costs, pricing strategies in drug production, long-term use of weight loss drugs, administration routes, and personalized medicine.

Ford CFO John Lawler discusses the company's strong first-quarter results and revamped EV strategy with Bloomberg journalists. They explore Ford's financial performance, future EV plans, and software expansion. The discussion also covers the demand for Ford's gas-powered models like the Bronco and F-150.