CEO of Robinhood, Vlad Tenev, discusses the return of meme stocks like GameStop, his immigrant background shaping his view of US financial markets, and whether trading on Robinhood is similar to using a sports gambling app.

CEO of Respeecher, Alex Serdiuk, discusses AI voice cloning in a podcast, highlighting the creation of a synthetic voice called 'Reid-ish.' The episode delves into authenticity, disclosure, labor, and evolving norms around AI in media. Reid explores the potential for sharing and learning through this audio technology.

Former CEOs Ken Frazier and Ken Chenault discuss business leaders' role in addressing societal issues like DEI and campus protests. They highlight the importance of speaking out, supporting democratic principles, and fostering healthy dialogue. The conversation explores challenges in communication, controversies surrounding Israel and Palestine, and the need for courage and humility in leadership roles.

Psychologist Angela Duckworth discusses the concept of 'grit' for success, her transition to a public intellectual, advice for founders, and the impact of community support. She emphasizes the need for perseverance and purpose in achieving goals, highlighting her journey from consulting to teaching to psychology.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky discusses the company's new Icons initiative and the mental struggles of being a high-profile CEO. They also touch on Airbnb's ad campaign targeting hotels, unique locations on the platform, and the strategic reinvention of the company. Chesky shares insights on leadership, bodybuilding, and the challenges of transitioning from founder to CEO.

Ron Shaich, founder of Panera Bread, shares his insights on trendspotting and revolutionizing fast-casual dining. From recognizing consumer desires for quality food to Panera's growth strategies, Ron discusses his journey in the industry. He also highlights the importance of talent, timing, and entrepreneurship in shaping successful businesses.

College basketball star Caitlin Clark and WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert discuss the growth of women's sports, excitement surrounding new players, challenges in TV coverage, proactive strategies for audience expansion, empowering players through NIL deals, managing crises like Brittany Griner's, and the marketability of WNBA athletes to brands targeting female consumers.

Co-founders of Sweetgreen share their journey from a college startup to a $2.5 billion public company, focusing on local sourcing, tech evolution, strategic expansion, and building a healthy food empire with resilience and commitment to values.

Sal Khan, CEO of Khan Academy, discusses the power of AI in education and the creation of Khanmigo. They explore the impact and challenges of AI in personalized learning and emphasize the importance of privacy and transparency. Khan also highlights the transformative possibilities of AI in education and the need for bravery in leveraging its benefits.

Axios CEO Jim VandeHei debunks the myth of America's hopeless division, discusses AI's impact on media, and the future of news. He explores the distortion in media narratives, challenges with AI, and the need for human expertise. VandeHei also addresses concerns about fair compensation in AI training and the importance of maintaining trust in media companies like Buzzfeed.