

The Best One Yet
Nick & Jack Studios
Feel brighter every day with our 20-minute pop-biz news podcast. The 3 business stories you need, with fresh takes you can pretend you came up with — Pairs perfectly with your morning oatmeal ritual. Hosted by Jack Crivici-Kramer & Nick Martell. Formerly known as “Snacks Daily”, Nick and Jack continue their podcast independent from Robinhood.
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May 8, 2025 • 23min
🏰 “Donald Duck Diplomacy” — DisneyLand Abu Dhabi. Elon’s Texas city. Russell Westbrook's AI funeral app.
Dive into the exciting world of Disneyland Abu Dhabi and the cultural impact of Disney's first Middle Eastern theme park. Explore Elon's vision for a new Texan town, Starbase, and its historical roots. Discover the unexpected intersection of sports and funeral services with Russell Westbrook's innovative app. The podcast also touches on the influence of AI in various industries and the whimsical trend of dinosaur fossils as fashion. Plus, a nod to VE Day celebrations adds a historical flair to the lively discussions.

8 snips
May 7, 2025 • 21min
🥐 “Baguette Bangers” — Le Pain Quiotidien’s disco. China’s disappearing data. DoorDash’s vibe-cession.
This episode dives into the surprising transformation of Le Pain Quotidien from a bakery into a nightlife hotspot. Discover how China is shrouding its economic data amid trade tensions and the implications for innovation. Plus, a look at the 'vibe-cession' driving stock surges for delivery apps like DoorDash. The concept of 'nerd sniping' emerges as a quirky new hiring trend in tech, where solving math problems on the street could land you a job. Tune in for an engaging mix of business insights!

May 6, 2025 • 23min
🎬 “Quentin Tariff-tino” — Hollywood’s digital trade war. Warren Buffett’s secret investing sauce. Skechers’ $9B retirement.
Hollywood faces a dramatic shift with a new 100% digital tariff affecting major films like Wicked 2. Warren Buffett’s retirement reveals that his secret to success lies in corporate culture rather than mere calculations. Meanwhile, Skechers solidifies its position as a global shoe giant with a staggering $9 billion sale. The conversation also teases an upcoming exploration into the origin story of Google Maps and its impact on the tech landscape.

9 snips
May 5, 2025 • 22min
🤫 “End of Passwords” — Microsoft’s post-password-era. Formula 1’s sister surge. Mack Weldon’s anti-tariff undies.
The discussion kicks off with Microsoft's leap towards a password-free future, emphasizing biometric security. Formula One is soaring in popularity, particularly among U.S. fans, thanks to Netflix and diverse sponsorships. Mack Weldon cleverly navigates tariffs by stabilizing prices on their trendy underwear. Plus, the hosts tease an exciting upcoming live show in Chicago, and share insights about economics and basketball engagement through app innovations. Join for a lively mix of business strategies and engaging pop culture!

May 2, 2025 • 23min
🚁 “Mission: iMpossible” — Apple’s Hoarder’s Quarter. The Cars-becoming-Spas trend. Elon’s DOGE exit.
Luxury cars are embracing wellness trends, but will drivers shell out for in-car spas? Elon Musk’s departure from Dogecoin raises financial eyebrows, prompting a look at savings versus spending. Apple’s recent operations are likened to a cinematic heist, mirroring their logistical maneuvers. Plus, the Kentucky Derby sparks curiosity with surprising statistics about winning horses named with 'S.' Tune in for a mix of business insight and quirky anecdotes!

20 snips
May 1, 2025 • 21min
🚘 “I own a Waymo” — Toyota’s self-driving deal. Domino’s pizza paradox. The Year-Round Horror Economy.
Explore how delivery pizza navigates the trade war, remaining tariff-proof while frozen pizza stands strong during recessions. Discover Waymo's exciting partnership with Toyota, paving the way for personal self-driving cars. Dive into the booming year-round horror industry, transforming seasonal scares into continuous thrills. Unpack the rivalry of earnings: can 100 men out-earn one gorilla? This insightful mix of business, tech, and culture will leave you entertained and informed!

13 snips
Apr 30, 2025 • 22min
🦅 “Falcon Mode” — Lyft’s enshittification. Labubu’s viral dolls. Bezos vs Trump on “Tariff Fees.”
Lyft's offbeat CEO letter introduces terms like 'enshitification' and 'Falcon Mode,' revealing their quirky approach to business challenges. Meanwhile, Labubu dolls are taking over as the hottest collectible, boosted by the trend of blind boxes. The feud between Trump and Bezos heats up over tariff fees, showcasing corporate power dynamics. Plus, a pasta brand innovates with a 'Pasta Playlist,' changing how we think about cooking. Exciting insights blend with humor in this engaging discussion!

17 snips
Apr 29, 2025 • 23min
👶 “End the $1K Baby Tax” — Tariffs crush strollers. Star Wars’ epic re-release. UNC’s D1 ath-fluencer class.
Discover how recent tariffs have created an unexpected $1K Baby Tax, burdening new parents with rising stroller costs. Dive into the nostalgia-fueled success of the Star Wars re-release, which proves classic films can still fill theaters. Plus, learn about UNC’s innovative course teaching athletes to harness their social media influence without the need for viral dances. This podcast discusses the intersection of economics and culture while sharing heartfelt stories and trends shaping our world.

31 snips
Apr 28, 2025 • 23min
🧊 “$17 per cube” — Glacial Ice startups. Bezos’ $20k electric car. California = 4th Biggest Economy.
Jeff Bezos has unveiled a $20k electric car inspired by the Amish lifestyle, challenging the tech-heavy EV market. Meanwhile, 100,000-year-old glacial ice is making waves in luxury nightclubs, fetching an astonishing $60 per cube. California catapults ahead of Japan, becoming the fourth largest economy in the world, despite bureaucratic hurdles. The podcast also dives into quirky economic indicators like the 'Brown Bag Indicator,' linking leftover lunch choices to recession signals. Tune in for a mix of innovation and humor!

Apr 25, 2025 • 22min
🕯️ “Everyone’s watching it” — Conclave’s Pope pop. Uber’s robo-VW-hippie-van taxi. The Great Capitalist Pause.
Streaming of 'Conclave' soared by 3,200% following the Pope's passing, revealing the power of timely content. Uber and Volkswagen are teaming up for self-driving hippie vans, showcasing the companies' innovative collaboration. Meanwhile, the economic landscape faces a 'Great Capitalist Pause,' as companies hit the brakes on investments amid uncertainty. On a lighter note, Starbucks is encouraging doodles on coffee cups to enhance customer interactions. Join the discussion on these captivating trends and the surprising twists in the business world!


