The Hustle Daily Show

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Jul 31, 2024 • 15min

Paris wants sustainability, but Olympians want meat

The Paris Olympics aim for sustainability by promoting eco-friendly food options, but many athletes prefer their traditional meat diets for peak performance. Tensions arise as organizers balance climate initiatives with nutritional needs. The innovative food program mixes plant-based options with classic French cuisine, adding to the dilemma. Meanwhile, JetBlue sees stock success and Tesla faces another recall, showing how business news intertwines with the evolving landscape of global events.
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Jul 30, 2024 • 15min

How the top 1% of podcasts are making all the money

Joe Rogan, Trevor Noah, the Kelce brothers, and Alex Cooper share insights into the lucrative world of podcasting. They discuss Rogan's groundbreaking $250M Spotify deal and how it set a trend. The conversation shifts to the challenges smaller creators face in an industry dominated by big names. They also tackle the evolving monetization strategies that high-profile podcasters are using, such as tours and exclusive content deals. Plus, they humorously touch on unusual legal cases and the cultural significance of what we eat.
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Jul 29, 2024 • 14min

Why is nobody buying EV Trucks?

Electric trucks are failing to capture buyers despite major investments from companies like Ford. The contrast between traditional truck drivers and EV enthusiasts highlights differing priorities. Initial excitement around models like the F-150 Lightning quickly faded due to performance issues and delivery delays. Strategies like price cuts and improved features are being explored to boost sales, but charging anxiety remains a significant concern. Personal experiences with rental EVs underscore hesitations around long-distance travel and infrastructure challenges.
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Jul 28, 2024 • 13min

The camera tech that redefined how we watch TV

Discover how Jimmy Jib camera technology reshaped live television and gave us the sweeping visuals we now take for granted. Dive into the evolution of filmmaking techniques, tracing back to pioneers like D.W. Griffith. Learn how this breakthrough has made filming more accessible, enabling dynamic shoots in varied locations. Explore the challenges and legacy of early adopters who embraced innovation. This is a tale of transformation that highlights the importance of adapting to change in both art and life.
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Jul 26, 2024 • 14min

Robots are already among us- are humanoid robots coming soon?

Delving into the future of robotics, from kitchen assistants to potential humanoid robots. Discussing Southwest Airlines improvements, streaming bundles, Chipotle portion crisis, and innovative uses of robots in various industries. Exploring the rise of massage robots in the spa industry and the introduction of humanoid robots in the workplace by Elon Musk.
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Jul 25, 2024 • 15min

The truth about the Olympics “anti-sex’ beds for athletes

Learn the truth about the 'anti-sex' beds at the Olympics, including their innovative design for sustainability and comfort. Explore customizable mattresses for athletes with cooling features and energy-saving properties. Plus, discover recent business and tech developments like CrowdStrike's computer outage and Peacock's financial struggles.
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Jul 24, 2024 • 14min

The CrowdStrike hangover that just won’t quit

The podcast discusses the aftermath of the CrowdStrike glitch, impacting companies like Delta. They delve into the California Forever town delay and the FTC's latest target. The episode covers cybersecurity news and the implications of system failures on modern software systems.
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Jul 23, 2024 • 15min

What happens when AI takes over low-income jobs?

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.
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Jul 22, 2024 • 18min

Gourmet convenience: tapping into the $214B snack market and more

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.
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Jul 21, 2024 • 23min

Why workers are outsourcing their jobs to 'shadow stand-ins'

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.

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