The Best One Yet

Nick & Jack Studios
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12 snips
Oct 7, 2025 • 22min

👠 “D(ad)dy Gang” — Alex Cooper’s ad agency. Lamborghini’s $6K stroller. CBS’ radical moderate. +Knitting Economy.

The show dives into Alex Cooper's new ad agency, showcasing a bold move in the industry. Luxury automakers like Lamborghini are now selling $5k strollers, revealing surprising trends in premium baby products. Fertility issues are fueling this expensive spending as fewer kids mean higher per-child investments. Bari Weiss's new role at CBS aims to appeal to the 70% of Americans described as 'radical centrists.' Plus, knitting is resurging, hinting at deeper economic signals.
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30 snips
Oct 6, 2025 • 23min

🤡 “Brain RotTok” — Sora’s AI Hollywood app. Heinz’s sauce maxxing. Best Buddy Stock Accounts. +Nick’s Waymo ticket

The hosts dive into the rise of OpenAI's Sora app, which creates addictive AI-generated videos while stirring concerns about deepfakes. There's a surprising boost in sauce sales, driven by protein maxxing trends and KFC's clever retail strategies. They also discuss the trendy notion of opening joint bank accounts with friends, proposing shared brokerage accounts as a more engaging investment idea. And don't miss Nick's amusing traffic ticket tale from his Waymo ride!
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11 snips
Oct 3, 2025 • 33min

🌮 “Choco Taco 2.0” — Salt & Straw’s Taco Bell collab. Electric Cars’ last call. Interview with Friend AI’s CEO. +AOL RIP

Avi Schiffman, founder and CEO of Friend, dives into the world of AI companionship, revealing plans for a Friend AI movie and discussing his product's cultural marketing strategies. He explores the challenges of manufacturing and fundraising while maintaining a focus on user privacy. The hosts also chat about Taco Bell and Salt & Straw's nostalgic revival of the Choco Taco, and share insights on the recent record sales in the electric vehicle market, comparing trends to the cannabis industry and the internet.
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7 snips
Oct 2, 2025 • 23min

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 “Bank It Like Beckham” — David Beckham’s biz empire. Dirty Soda’s surge. McKinsey’s CEO secret. +Co-CEO Olsen Twins.

Discover the rise of Dirty Soda, a trend sweeping across America, and how it’s taking the beverage market by storm. Learn about David Beckham’s lucrative business ventures, where he now earns even more than during his soccer career. Explore how McKinsey prepares future CEOs through unique training methods, fostering a culture of debate among junior and senior consultants. Plus, find out why co-CEOs are becoming a winning strategy for companies, highlighted by the Olsen twins' success.
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7 snips
Oct 1, 2025 • 21min

🐶 “Cute > Compute” — DoorDash’s delivery bot. Etsy’s ChatGPT website-killer. America’s 15th Shutdown. +Ford Poetry.

DoorDash unveils an adorable delivery robot named Dot, arguing that cuteness can give it a competitive edge. Etsy's stock sees a surge thanks to a partnership with ChatGPT, potentially changing the face of online shopping to a more personal approach. The looming government shutdown raises concerns about its impact on businesses, especially farmers like Cava. Plus, a quirky twist as the hosts share poetry inspired by the market. Tune in for witty insights and surprising business news!
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25 snips
Sep 30, 2025 • 23min

🎩 “Boardwalk McEmpire” — McDonald’s Monopoly psychology. Friend AI’s viral subway ad. EA’s Saudi Sale. +The Best Idea Yet nomination.

McDonald's Monopoly is back after a decade, igniting discussions on its marketing genius and the fraud scandal that nearly derailed it. Saudi Arabia's stunning $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts is revealed as a power play, not just a financial one. Meanwhile, the viral Friend AI is making waves with its NYC subway ad campaign, which sparked both intrigue and mockery among commuters. Tune in for a deep dive into these fascinating stories and their implications for business and culture.
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12 snips
Sep 29, 2025 • 22min

🥃 “Negroni Hotel” — Death & Co’s hotel chain. Costco’s 9am DINK hour. Apple acquires Intel? +Ad-supported Toilet Paper

Death & Co. is transforming the cocktail scene into a boutique hotel chain, embracing an anti-brand strategy for unique experiences. Meanwhile, Apple is eyeing Intel for a potential acquisition to boost chip manufacturing in the U.S. Costco's recent early access for members has driven a surge in upgrades, tapping into the trend of paying for exclusivity. Plus, K-pop bands are becoming lucrative investment opportunities, while ad-supported toilet paper is a bizarre new frontier. Don't forget to vote for your favorite bear in Fat Bear Week!
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8 snips
Sep 26, 2025 • 23min

🚛 “Sloppy Soundtracks” — Spotify’s AI purge. NFL’s 3 huge sales. Starbucks’ McDonald moment. + Anthropologie’s $1K rock.

Starbucks is closing 400 stores but looks to a McDonald's-style revamp for revitalization. The NFL sees record-breaking sales of team stakes, prompting discussions about fan shares. Meanwhile, Spotify purges 75 million AI tracks, showcasing a shift towards quality control in the music industry. Anthropologie confounds consumers by retailing a rock for a staggering $1,000. Plus, quick updates on TikTok and Amazon add to the lively business discussions.
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4 snips
Sep 25, 2025 • 23min

🛵 “Who is Mamadou?” — Uber’s perfect delivery guy. Nvidia’s OpenAI circularity. Exec Assistants-for-All. +Sorority $$$ Surge.

Discover the viral story of Mamadou, Uber Eats' star delivery driver, and how he became a marketing goldmine. Dive into the puzzling $100B circular financing between Nvidia and OpenAI, raising questions about sustainability in the AI rush. Explore the rise of fractional Executive Assistants, as traditional roles shrink, and learn about the limits of AI in workplace tasks. Plus, get insights into how sororities are monetizing their newfound fame!
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14 snips
Sep 24, 2025 • 23min

🍣 “Capitalism Roll” — Sushi’s US surge. Oura’s $11B Ring. Oklo’s nuclear Trump speech. +Ben Stiller soda.

Sushi is taking the U.S. by storm, becoming a grocery staple due to its convenience. The Oura Ring has skyrocketed to an $11B valuation, appealing to diverse users, including women and the military. In a surprising twist, Oklo's stock has surged despite no revenue, fueled by its innovative nuclear technology. Plus, Ben Stiller and Chick-fil-A are both diving into the soda market. Tune in for insights on these captivating business stories!

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