Exploring constitutional issues like state rights, COVID-19 business shutdowns, and presidential powers. Insights on Supreme Court battles, state-federal conflicts, and ballot access. Delving into secession, freedom of speech, and executive orders. Also, a comedic look at the Third Amendment.

Former 7-Eleven CEO debates with James on the relevance of college education. They discuss rising tuition costs, practical skills, and job market differentiation. Alternative education methods and the importance of personal effort are explored. Experience vs. education in top management roles and the value of blending real-world experience with formal education.

Discussion on the looming civil war in 2024, fueled by ideological clashes and election fraud suspicions. Exploring potential chaos, power shifts, and state coalitions, while reflecting on personal truths through memoir writing and anticipating future challenges.

Learn how to become a super-communicator with insights from Charles Duhigg. Discover the art of negotiation, maintaining a nonjudgmental attitude, and harnessing curiosity for effective interaction. Dive into the importance of systematizing communication and pre-preparation to lessen anxiety. Explore practical, emotional, and social conversations to improve communication proficiency.

Explore Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington's favorite movies like 'Lean on Me' and 'Argyle', TV series 'Pen15' and 'Atlanta'. Learn about making money online with ACX and Text Broker. Discover financial freedom and the 'retirement number' concept. Wrap up with book recommendations for better decision-making and wealth growth.

Jeremy Ryan Slate, a history enthusiast, delves into the history of Ancient Rome, highlighting figures like Julius Caesar and Marcus Aurelius. He draws comparisons to modern America, discussing monetary policy, government structure, and wealth distribution. They explore narratives around power, perceived freedom, upward mobility, and the link between Rome and the US. They also discuss the JFK assassination theories, the strategies of gaining favor, and the decline of the United States compared to the fall of the Roman Empire.

James Altucher is joined by Jay "The Engineer" Yow to share their favorite things, covering diverse themes including their favorite Instagram accounts, AI websites, Kung Fu movies, Twitter accounts, books, and comedians. Co-host Jay also shares his favorite sitcom and Kung Fu film. They discuss why these favorites have made an impact on them and recommend checking them out.

Jonathan Kellerman, a bestselling thriller writer and former psychologist, shares insights on writing thrillers, the challenges of transitioning careers, crafting unique twists in novels, and the process of writing a series. He discusses the impact of personal experiences on storytelling and the toll of crime and abuse cases. The chapter also covers the challenges of adapting novels into TV series and ends with a conversation about the joy of reading.

Amy Morin, therapist and author of 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do, interviews James Altucher about the transformative potential of quests. They discuss how quests invigorate life, foster creativity, and build mental strength. They explore the difference between goals and quests, the surprising benefits of quests, and the connections between quests and personal growth. They also share personal experiences with quests, including returning to professional chess and the joy of running.

Brian Keating, an astrophysicist, and James discuss when to give up on something important and recent events on college campuses. They explore the impact of terrorism in Israel, the response of universities like UCSD, and the broader implications of global geopolitics and campus culture. They also touch on the experiences of Arab Israeli citizens and Keating's reflections on his career and research.