Cody Ko, YouTube empire builder, talks about building the viral app I'd Cap That, his +$1M YouTube empire, and partying with Elon Musk. They also discuss monetizing viral meme apps, touring and live performances, typecasting in acting, creating funny songs, making money from the meme app and music career, creativity and business ideas, and their surreal experiences with Post Malone and Elon Musk.

The podcast explores topics such as parenting, financial journey and spending habits, Japanese philosophy, lessons from a best friend, overcoming hurtful comments, trendy business models, and meeting interesting people.

Jason Yanowitz, founder of Blockworks, discusses the revenue numbers behind Blockworks, the secret to hosting profitable events, and his passion for crypto. They also explore MLMs, the influence of Sam Evans, the potential of the hair transplant industry, the importance of research in the crypto industry, and the role of crypto in societal cycles.

Sam Parr interviews Brett Adcock about his entrepreneurial journey, including his near bankruptcy after a $100m exit. They discuss self-funding Archer Aviation, being a self-taught finance expert, choosing the right idea, and the future of robotics. Adcock shares his insights on the advantages of hardware over software and predicts Figure.ai will be a major player in the next 5 years.

Entrepreneur and angel investor Shaan Puri joins the show to discuss interesting topics such as the grift of regulation, Deion Sanders' genius growth hack, understanding M&A and copy work, and monetizing attention and building a Twitter following.

Guests Shaan Puri and Sam Parr share 4 businesses that are crushing it, including airport security, an Etsy store-owner's favorite machine, and well-branded women's products. They also discuss a dating app idea for gamers.

John Coogan, co-founder of Soylent, discusses underrated creator-businesses, Peter Theil and Keith Rabois, worthless lifestyle businesses, and AI wrappers. They also talk about niche business ideas like creator-owned VPNs, ammunition rollups, and Lensa for ChatGPT. The podcast covers topics such as the early days of Soylent, efficiency in the ammunition supply chain, fascination with history, and notable Twitter users. They even touch on monetization strategies for a comedian and a job scam involving tape sales.

Kevin Ryan, Founder and CEO of AlleyCorp, shares how he runs his +$20B venture studio AlleyCorp, discusses the challenges faced in building big media companies, emphasizes the importance of having good ideas and good teams, talks about their involvement in psychedelics for mental health, and shares insights on AI in investments.

Derek from More Plates More Dates talks about his +$100M business empire, investment portfolio, thoughts on Bryan Johnson, and where he buys quality food. They also discuss pickup artists as entrepreneurs, Derek's origin story, and his journey as a health science expert. Additionally, they cover topics like the unintentional 'jankiness' of his video setup, finding trustworthy sources for self-education, performance-enhancing drugs, and challenges of sourcing high-quality food.

Emmett Shear, ex-CEO & co-founder of Twitch, discusses the potential of AI, the importance of learning from the best, problem-solving, favorite business ideas, and lessons from Paul Graham. They also explore the doomsday odds, Twitch's success, and the difference between good and great people.