
TBPN
Technology's daily show (formerly the Technology Brothers Podcast). Streaming live on X and YouTube from 12 - 3 PM PST Monday - Friday. Available on X, Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.
Latest episodes

31 snips
Apr 24, 2025 • 3h 13min
Calley Means, Delian Asparouhov, Leif Abraham & Jannick Malling, Alfred Wahlforss & Florian Juengermann, Saman Farid, Erik Palitsch, Netflix's Growth Plans Post Earnings, AMD's Plan to Beat NVIDIA
Join Erik Palitsch, CEO of Freeform, as he dives into the world of AI and metal 3D printing, revealing how technology is transforming manufacturing. Calley Means advocates for reform in food systems and discusses the push for health incentives in America. Delian Asparouhov humorously explores the interplay between Silicon Valley and Washington D.C., while Saman Farid shares insights into the future of robotic automation in manufacturing. Meanwhile, Alfred Wahlforss uncovers how AI is enhancing customer engagement through innovative research methods.

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Apr 23, 2025 • 2h 57min
Bridgit Mendler, Aravind Srinivas, Ted Feldmann, Karol Hausman & Lachy Groom, Sam Lessin, Kevin Systrom Says Meta Denied Instagram Resources
Joining the conversation are Aravind Srinivas, founder of Perplexity AI, who shares insights on AI-powered search technology. Sam Lessin, a venture capitalist, discusses market trends and the evolving funding landscape. Bridgit Mendler dives into the ambitious goals of Northwood Space, a company aiming for a robust ground network for space communication. Ted Feldmann reveals innovations in automated drilling rigs, while Karol Hausman and Lachy Groom talk about advancements in robotics. They cover the interplay between tech, creativity, and the future of industrial applications.

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Apr 22, 2025 • 2h 57min
Jacob Peters, Logan Kilpatrick, Roy Lee, Erik Torenberg, Jack Whitaker, Trump Laying Groundwork to Blame Powell for Downturn, Boeing to Sell Some of Its Navigation Business in $10.55B Deal, History of Thoma Bravo, Oil Companies Have Bold Plans to Fix Their Water Problem
Join a dynamic group of innovators as Roy Lee, an AI pioneer, shares his cheeky journey of coding interview antics. Jacob Peters, healthcare disruptor, dives into democratizing personalized health, while Logan Kilpatrick reveals cutting-edge AI advancements at Google. Erik Torenberg, from Andreessen Horowitz, discusses founder communities and investment trends, and Jack Whitaker highlights algorithmic improvements. The lively banter covers everything from Trump’s economic narratives to Boeing's $10.55 billion navigation sale and bold oil industry plans for water management.

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Apr 21, 2025 • 3h 21min
David Tisch, Mike Vernal, Edward Mehr, Will Brown, Stocks Mogged as Trade War Escalates, R.I.P. Pope Francis, How Prior Beliefs Distort Perceptions, Why Robots Still Can't Make Nikes, Robots Join Chinese Half-Marathon
David Tisch, Managing Partner at BoxGroup, shares insights on the impact of the U.S.-China trade tensions on stocks. Mike Vernal, a partner at Conviction, discusses the role of beliefs in shaping perceptions, especially in volatile markets. Edward Mehr of Machina Labs explains why robots still struggle with making Nikes amid rising automation trends. Will Brown delves into the humorous side of robotics, showcasing robots participating in a Chinese half-marathon, highlighting both advancements and the challenges they face in human-like performance.

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Apr 18, 2025 • 3h 2min
David Senra, Nichole Wischoff, Daniel Yanisse, Ryan Sandler, History of "Golden Dome", Johnson & Johnson Pivots AI Strategy, Google & Meta Facing Legal Threats, EU Delayed Penalizing Apple & Meta Platforms
Daniel Yanisse, founder and CEO of Checkr, dives into the fascinating history of the Golden Dome missile defense system. Venture capitalist Nichole Wischoff shares her insights on the shifting sentiments in LPs towards venture funds. David Senra, known for exploring the stories of unique individuals, provides intriguing perspectives on Michael Dell's journey. They also discuss Johnson & Johnson's strategic pivot in AI, and the legal challenges looming over Google and Meta as the EU delays penalties against tech giants.

40 snips
Apr 17, 2025 • 3h 13min
Shyam Sankar, Delian Asparouhov, Ian Brooke, Gaurav Misra, Ahti Heinla, Daniel Singer, Adam Kovacevich, OpenAI Unveils New Reasoning Models, OpenAI in Talks to Acquire Windsurf for $3B
Delian Asparouhov, a venture capitalist specializing in defense and space technologies, joins Shyam Sankar from Palantir to discuss enterprise autonomy and future innovations. They also delve into the realm of autonomous delivery robots with innovators Ahti Heinla and Gaurav Misra, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in urban logistics. Policy expert Adam Kovacevich shares insights on antitrust issues, while discussions unfold about OpenAI's emerging reasoning models and their implications for technology. The conversation blends humor and cutting-edge ideas in AI and aerospace.

43 snips
Apr 16, 2025 • 2h 30min
Ali Partovi, Tim Fist, China's Semiconductor Evolution, NVIDIA's China Business
Ali Partovi, an early investor known for backing Facebook and Airbnb, joins Tim Fist, a researcher from the Institute of Progress, to unravel the complexities of China's semiconductor evolution. They delve into the historical context of China's chip industry and the challenges posed by U.S. export controls. The discussion highlights NVIDIA's tech and its geopolitical implications, along with insights into talent investment and mentorship in technology. With an eye on the future, they explore the balance of AI, military tech, and the competitive landscape shaping innovation.

49 snips
Apr 15, 2025 • 3h 6min
Aaron Ginn, John Gedmark, Jordan Schneider, History of U.S. China Relations, OpenAI Explores Social Network Arena
John Gedmark, founder of Astronus, shares insights on next-gen satellite technology, emphasizing the vital role of high-orbit satellites for Taiwan. Jordan Schneider, host of ChinaTalk, discusses the historical complexities and current tensions in U.S.-China relations, while Aaron Ginn, a tech policy expert, delves into the intersection of AI and military strategy. They also humorously explore OpenAI's venture into social networking, addressing challenges in a competitive market.

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Apr 14, 2025 • 2h 58min
Tyler Cowen, Ara Kharazian, Jan Sramek, Nvidia to Make AI Supercomputers in the U.S., What Apple Has at Stake in China, Trump Alters Course on Tariffs
Jan Sramek, founder of California Forever, discusses ambitious plans for a new city aimed at revitalizing urban growth. Economist Tyler Cowen shares insights on the rapid rise of AI technology and its game-changing impact on various industries. Ara Kharazian provides data on corporate spending trends, revealing surprising statistics about AI adoption among businesses. The conversation also touches on the implications of U.S.-China relations, luxury goods, and how tariffs influence market dynamics and innovation.

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Apr 11, 2025 • 3h 8min
Blake Resnick, Ian Cinnamon, Zach Weinberg, Jen Bucci, Paul Mikesell, Rylan Hamilton, Zach Long, Formula One
Join Zach Weinberg, biotech aficionado and Curie co-founder, as he tackles the implications of tariffs on healthcare. Blake Resnick, CEO of BRINC Drones, shares thrilling advancements in drone technology for emergency services. Rylan Hamilton delves into the future of maritime with autonomous ships, while Ian Cinnamon paints a picture of innovative spacecraft. Meanwhile, Jen Bucci reveals how design plays a pivotal role in defense technology, and Paul Mikesell talks about AI-powered robots transforming agriculture. A fascinating blend of technology, policy, and creativity awaits!