The Best One Yet

Join David Risher, the CEO of Lyft, as he shares insights on the company's impressive financial turnaround and growth strategies. He reveals how Lyft is embracing partnerships in autonomous driving with Waymo and talks about their customer-focused approach. Additionally, the episode dives into the surprising financial success of Pinkfong's Baby Shark, marking a $400 million valuation, and the significant price drop of Ozempic, highlighting its impact on the healthcare landscape.

Wondering about the latest in fashion investment? Discover which brands are hot buys and which ones to ditch. Meanwhile, Tom Brady’s cloning of his dog raises eyebrows and questions about futuristic biotech. The latest political landscape reveals an 'Unholy Trinity' of issues impacting elections, focusing on affordability in groceries, rent, and healthcare. Plus, Elon Musk's potential $1 trillion payday has shareholders debating. Fashion is now seen as more than clothing; it's an emotional investment and a savvy portfolio move.

Dive into the intriguing world of AI with Coca-Cola’s holiday commercial and Oreo’s digital advertising push. Explore Axon’s bipartisan mission to reduce police-related deaths through innovative taser technology. Discover Beta’s electric airplanes and its smart charging cubes set to revolutionize airports. Plus, uncover the quirky rise of professional line standers—meet the Line Dudes, ready to save you time! This mix of tech, business, and a sprinkle of mystery makes for a captivating listen!

Discover how Palantir is shaking up hiring by recruiting 18-year-olds as college alternatives. Dive into Whole Foods' transformation under Amazon, featuring an unexpected junk food expansion. Explore the growing public distrust of AI despite investor excitement, with a focus on the real concerns like job loss and deepfakes. And hear about NVIDIA's CEO boosting Korean chicken stocks after a dinner in Seoul. It's a lively blend of business insights and corporate shenanigans!

Netflix's latest show sparks debate over heavy product placement—ingenious marketing or a case of enshittification? In a strong earnings season, 20-somethings feel left behind while tech companies thrive. Meanwhile, Neo's $20k home robot relies on its owners to refine its capabilities. Lastly, DoorDash data reveals spikes in orders like toothbrushes during cuffing season, hinting at romantic intentions. Tune in for insights into how pop culture and business trends intertwine!

Horror films dominated the box office with a record 17.2% share this year, revealing a unique audience reaction. Starbucks finally saw a sales boost after a lengthy slump, thanks to a surge in coffee delivery. Meanwhile, the ongoing government shutdown is affecting SNAP benefits for millions and raising concerns over healthcare costs. The hosts also discuss Levi's new premium jeans line and reflect on the impact of major companies like Amazon and Apple. Halloween-themed fun adds an entertaining flair to the mix!

Nvidia's valuation skyrockets to $5 trillion, with chips compared to perishable flowers. Fruitist has turned blueberries into a billion-dollar venture with their giant golf ball-sized fruits. Meanwhile, Shark Tank entrepreneurs are on high alert as Trump and Xi discuss trade, with tariffs impacting their products. Plus, the rise of 'candy salads' emerges as a fun response to record-high chocolate prices. From market trends to big tech earnings, the hosts cover a range of business insights in this lively discussion.

Airbnb is deploying AI to crack down on Halloween parties, aiming to prevent chaotic gatherings. Meanwhile, Wikipedia is witnessing its first decline in traffic, challenged by Elon Musk's new platform, Grokipedia. Amazon is part of a broader trend of mass layoffs, marking the onset of a 'Great Hiring Freeze' as companies reconsider staffing in favor of automation. Lastly, October 28th holds the title for the most profitable day in stock market history. Tune in for insights on these developments and more!

College football coaches are racking up millions in payouts after being fired, highlighting the wild world of sports finance. Chick-fil-A's new vending machine is making headlines in our ever-increasing kiosk economy. The 'Creed' movie has experienced a resurgence, thanks to viral TikTok edits that have captured fans' hearts. Plus, a bizarre new trend of exclamation point inflation is changing how we communicate at work. Dive into these hot topics and more!

Nike is pouring $1 billion into creating futuristic motorized shoes, aiming for a leap in innovation. Meanwhile, renowned restaurant Carbone has invested in AI to offer a customized dining experience. A striking stock market chart reveals a paradox: rising stocks paired with declining job opportunities. And in the spirit of Halloween, the hosts discuss the most creative business-themed costumes, from Data Center Vampires to Sexy Fed Chairs. Tune in for a mix of cutting-edge trends and festive fun!