The Best One Yet

Landline phones are making a surprising comeback, driven by Millennial parents and the innovative brand Tin Can. SharkNinja is shaking up the gadget market with 35 categories and a jaw-dropping $700 million spent on influencer promotions. The Federal Reserve has announced a rate cut, hinting at possible future adjustments. Plus, Nike is diving into culinary territory with a unique Sushi Club, blurring the lines between fashion and food. Join in for these intriguing business stories!

Meta's new smart glasses promise a futuristic experience with screen-on-lens technology and gesture controls. Kodak makes a surprising comeback with a nostalgic camera that captivates fans. Discussion shifts to the psychology behind moving towards long-term earnings reports, aiming to foster growth over quarterly pressures. Plus, discover why the treadmill remains an unshakeable force in fitness trends, defying the whims of fad culture.

Discover how high school girls are using ChatGPT in surprising ways. Shake Shack’s new French Onion Burger channels luxury vibes like Michael Kors. Robinhood's bold move aims to stretch venture capital accessibility to everyone. Plus, dive into the fascinating backstory of the iconic Sony Walkman and its cultural impact. Join a lively discussion that mixes humor, innovation, and essential business insights!

Alo Yoga’s luxury handbag launch versus Aldi’s free bag reveals stark marketing contrasts amidst current economic woes like stagflation. Pinterest sees a spike in male engagement, with 'Pin Dudes' exploring fitness and automotive interests, challenging traditional gender norms. The hosts stress the importance of optimism while addressing troubling trends like rising violence toward public figures. A trivia segment highlights a groundbreaking product from the music industry, adding a fun twist to the discussion.

FIFA's ticket sales for the 2026 World Cup are shaking up the secondary market, raising eyebrows about pricing practices. The Winklevoss twins have taken a major leap with their crypto company Gemini's IPO. You won't believe that Casey's General Store, a gas station, ranks as the fifth largest pizza chain in America! Lastly, the discussion reveals how your zodiac sign might impact your financial choices, challenging some long-held beliefs about astrology.

Oracle’s stock skyrockets 40%, making Larry Ellison the world’s richest person. Ralph Lauren’s innovative AI strategies are driving its success. The iconic 'Got Milk?' campaign celebrates its 30th anniversary, making a nostalgic comeback. Plus, Pokémon cards are emerging as a surprising investment, soaring 3,000% and outperforming the stock market. Tune in for insights on these dynamic business trends!

Apple's new iPhone Air takes center stage with its ultra-thin design and mixed reactions from Wall Street. Meanwhile, Ben & Jerry's is stirring the pot, demanding liberation from Unilever. The podcast also dives into a futuristic 4D rendition of 'The Wizard of Oz' at the Sphere, blending nostalgia with cutting-edge technology. In a quirky shift, Silicon Valley startups are embracing a no-shoe office culture, raising fun questions about footwear and success.

OpenAI is breaking new ground by creating an animated film for Cannes. Meanwhile, Black Rock Coffee is poised to challenge Starbucks with its public offering. Gold prices are hitting unprecedented highs, propelling Newmont Mining stocks into the spotlight. The New York Yankees are redefined as more than a team, transforming into a fashion powerhouse. Tune in for fascinating insights and business storytelling!

Cadillac steals the show at the US Open with a lavish marketing strategy inspired by The Great Gatsby. J.Crew stirs up controversy by using AI to create knockoff designs of its own products. Elon Musk could receive an unprecedented $1 trillion paycheck, raising eyebrows about corporate pay. Meanwhile, the hosts joyfully welcome their second baby, humorously linking it to the concept of an Initial Baby Offering. Tune in for a blend of business insights and personal anecdotes!

Join influencers and podcasters Lauren Riihimaki (LaurDIY) and her husband Jeremy Lewis as they unravel the mysteries of money management with humor and wit. They cover everything from basic stock ownership and choosing the right investments to the significance of emergency funds. Dive into their unique insights on meaningful investing, the pitfalls of credit, and the interplay of finance in relationships. Their engaging take on financial literacy promises to entertain and educate, making moneytalks more relatable than ever!