Cybersecurity expert Tom Kemp discusses the implications of biometric data collection, companies getting privacy right/wrong, angel investing, antitrust lawsuits against Google, concerns about biometric data and privacy, significance of cybersecurity and investment opportunities, hacks and the future of data privacy.

Anand Chokkavelu and Ricky Mulvey discuss the impact of CEO shake-ups on companies and investors, including the challenges of finding ideal replacement candidates and recent examples of transitions and activist strong-arming. They focus on the importance of company culture, stability, and the potential impact on long-term vision.

Office real estate appraisals are struggling more than during the financial crisis. The Fed plans another rate hike. The UAW, WGA, and SAG-AFTRA strikes are analyzed. Misconceptions about artificial intelligence are addressed. Ron and Matt discuss two stocks: Fairfax Financial and Nike.

The podcast discusses the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates and the factors they consider. They also analyze the performance of a shipping company and the potential risk for FedEx due to UPS workers receiving union contracts. Additionally, they explore TransMedics, a medical device company revolutionizing organ transportation.

The podcast discusses the market reaction to Instacart's IPO, the challenges and valuation of a well-known company, the competitive landscape of customer data platforms including Klaviyo, and the value of having a coach in a business career. It also explores business acumen and building trust within a team.

The podcast discusses the United Auto Workers taking on the Big Three automakers simultaneously. They explore how investors can measure automaker profits and the long-term problems for legacy carmakers. The impact of the strike on Tesla is also discussed. Additionally, the podcast covers the adoption of digital payments in India and planning dream vacations before retirement.

Kellogg's splitting its business to focus on snacks, growth potential in the snack industry, merger of UFC and WWE creating TKO Holdings, significance of class certification in a lawsuit, potential impact of a massive settlement on a new MMA organization, discussion on UFC contracts and Dana White's contender series.

Investigative reporter Zeke Faux discusses the hype and uncertain use cases of crypto, NFT parties with Snoop Dogg and Jimmy Fallon, questionable stablecoin companies, and the consequences of spending a book advance on a JPEG image.

Experts Deidre Woollard, Mary Long, and Ricky Mulvey discuss back-to-school trends including brand preferences of college interns, the potential failure of experiential spending for a big-box sports retailer, chatbot impact on the homework help business, and six stocks that align with back-to-school season.

Guest Ben Mezrich, author of Dumb Money, discusses the origin story of meme stocks. The hosts also analyze the impact of rising oil prices on inflation and airlines. They touch on Apple's new iPhone release and preview upcoming IPOs. In addition, they explore the rise of Roaring Kitty and the power of Reddit. The chapter concludes with discussions on movies, celebrity endorsements, and potential challenges faced by Charles Schwab after its merger with TD Ameritrade.