Popular guests
Most popular podcast guests on the Snipd app.
Casey Newton
70 episodes • 1,305 snips
Journalist and co-host of Hard Fork, focused on covering tech platforms and AI; often provides analysis and interview questions during episodes.
Jeffrey Pfeffer
19 episodes • 1,305 snips
Stanford professor and author known for his expertise in organizational behavior and his work on power dynamics in organizations.
Alison Armstrong
12 episodes • 1,304 snips
Relationship coach, speaker, and author known for The Queen's Code and work on male-female dynamics, focusing on helping couples understand complementary strengths and improve partnership.
Azeem Azhar
27 episodes • 1,304 snips
Founder of Exponential View and host of the Exponential View podcast; technology analyst who explores how AI and other exponential technologies reshape business and society.
Michael Dean
4 episodes • 1,303 snips
Architect who analyzes the patterns behind great essays. He developed a 27-point framework to analyze writing and its objective qualities.
Bill Simmons
194 episodes • 1,303 snips
Sports analyst, media entrepreneur, and podcast host. Founder and CEO of The Ringer media network. Host of The Bill Simmons Podcast and co-host of The Rewatchables and Prestige TV podcasts.
Syed Balkhi
16 episodes • 1,302 snips
Founder and CEO of Awesome Motive, a company with a portfolio of over 30 products and services in the WordPress ecosystem. Known for his blog WPBeginner and contributions to the WordPress community.
Steven Gundry
53 episodes • 1,301 snips
World-renowned heart surgeon and author of The Plant Paradox and The Gut-Brain Paradox. Focuses on the gut microbiome's influence on overall health and well-being.
Jason Furman
64 episodes • 1,300 snips
Professor of the practice of economic policy at Harvard and former Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, known for commentary on U.S. economic policy, inflation, and technology.
Bernardo Kastrup
93 episodes • 1,300 snips
Philosopher and computer scientist known for formulating analytic idealism and writing on consciousness studies; guest for his work critiquing materialism and discussing idealist alternatives.