The Hustle Daily Show

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.

Discover the viral trend of celebrating 'Summerween' with Halloween in summer, impacting retailers and horror enthusiasts. Explore the reasons behind this early Halloween craze and its influence on social media, horror movies, and brands.

Gen Z and Millennials are experiencing vacation anxiety, leading to 'quiet vacations' and extended PTO. Etsy fights AI-made products, Spotify introduces user comments. The podcast delves into non-alcoholic trends, rebranding Happy Meals, and challenges faced during vacation planning and representation.

Discover the futuristic advancements of an inflatable space station to replace the ISS by 2030. Explore the use of durable materials like Vectran for astronaut safety. Learn about potential future space living with commercial space stations like Orbital Reef.

Martina Bretous, Editor of Hubspot's Next in AI, discusses Apple's AI announcement, AI avatars on TikTok, and Nvidia surpassing Microsoft in market capitalization. The podcast explores AI implementation in companies, the use of AI avatars in hiring, and concerns about rapid AI development.

Journalist Peter Goodman discusses the global supply chain mess post-pandemic, emphasizing the importance of resilience. Topics include evolving supply chain dynamics, challenges in US manufacturing vs China, shipping delays, and decisions for small businesses amidst shifting production locations.

Explore the controversy surrounding Bic for Her pens and gendered marketing. From Bic's failed launch to the implications of marketing everyday items as gendered products, this podcast delves into the pitfalls of gendered marketing and the shift towards gender-neutral products.

Discover the short-lived Microsoft Bob UI in 1995, a cartoon house interface with animated assistants. Unveil the pain points and legacy of Bob, including its impact on future design concepts like Clippy in Microsoft Word. Explore the domain trade between Microsoft and 'Bob' for bob.com and windows2000.com.

Learn about the differences between AR, VR, and MR and how they are revolutionizing digital experiences. Explore the evolution of these technologies with examples like Pokemon Go and debates on Apple Vision Pro. Dive into the potential of AR glasses and envision a future with revolutionary technology like a Star Trek holodeck.