OpenAI CEO Sam Altman funded a basic income study on low-income workers. The podcast explores the impact of the study, AI's role in replacing low-income jobs, and updates on Crowdstrike and Korea Air. Hosts discuss the implications of financial assistance and the future of work in the age of AI.

Explore the rise of gourmet convenience in the snack market driven by Gen Z and Millennials, innovative products like hot sauce subscriptions, unique flavors like Ube, and the growing $200 billion snack industry. Learn about consumer trends, entry points into the market, hot sauce market challenges, and opportunities to integrate premium foods into different markets.

Senior correspondent for Business Insider, Rob Price, discusses the rise of 'shadow stand-ins' in the workforce, where employees outsource their tasks to others. They explore reasons for this trend like long hours and financial incentives, ethical concerns, and the impact on the global economy. The podcast delves into real-life examples and the future of this practice post-pandemic.

An exploration of why coworkers can be annoying, with a focus on behaviors like micromanaging and credit grabbing. The podcast discusses survey results, remote work annoyances, lunch theft issues, and strategies for managing coworker annoyance.

Exploring the debate on banning phones in schools to reduce distractions, major districts like NY and LA are taking action. Also, Tinder uses AI for profile photos and Ray-Ban's parent company acquires Supreme for $1.5B.

Gen Z surprised with a shift towards Big Government over Big Tech. Nicotine pouches and Amazon Prime Day news. Company growth predictions and Gen Z turning to healthcare and government jobs. Major brands losing appeal among Gen Z in favor of entrepreneurship.

The podcast delves into Levi's struggles in the booming denim industry, with a focus on their stock downturn, challenges in China, and shifting consumer preferences. It also covers BlackRock's impressive growth, Macy's buyout negotiations, and Taylor Swift's record-breaking album success.

Explore the US reluctance towards affordable Chinese EVs, uncovering oil industry influences and market factors. Also, learn about Google and Microsoft's emissions rise and NYC birds attacking drones. Join hosts Jon Weigell and Caya for these intriguing daily stories.

New York Times reporter Conor Dougherty joins the show to discuss Silicon Valley billionaires buying up California farmland, leading to the displacement of farmers. The episode covers the controversies, land acquisition process, community decisions, and future plans regarding the California Forever project.

Exploring recent economic data with updates on inflation, job growth, and retail response in the US. Analysis of job market trends and implications of rising unemployment. Plus, progress in left behind counties with significant job growth despite past economic challenges.