A sports agent discusses building billion-dollar careers for athletes. He shares his journey, overcoming personal struggles, and the inspiration behind a famous movie character based on him. We learn about empowering women in sports and the evolution of the sports industry into a lucrative business.

Exploring Saudi Arabia's potential relaxation of alcohol ban with the opening of a liquor store, aiming to boost tourism. Young Saudis share views on cultural shifts and generational divide in a country trying to modernize its image.

Explore the mystery behind Temu's affordable prices and massive advertising budget, with insights from experts and customers around the world. Learn how the Chinese online store is taking on its rivals and attracting customers with its competitive prices and expansive marketing strategies.

Exploring Uruguay's plans for green hydrogen production using its renewable energy resources, concerns about water usage and impact on agriculture are discussed. The podcast delves into the balance between environmental benefits and water source sustainability in the push for green fuels.

Andy Yen, founder of Proton, talks about personal privacy, growing up in Taiwan, and navigating VPN software regulations in Russia. The podcast explores Proton's unique business model, Yen's transition from academia to CEO, and the importance of data privacy in today's digital age.

Explore how Stockholm has become a hub for music tech startups like Spotify and Soundcloud, with new businesses setting up shop. Discover the profitability and future potential of the music tech sector in the Swedish capital.

Former US president Donald Trump has criticized NATO members for not spending enough on defense amid concerns about Russia. The podcast explores disparities in defense spending within NATO, perspectives on military expenditures in Europe, and the implications of Sweden joining the alliance. It also touches on varying opinions from citizens and former military personnel on prioritizing defense funding over education and healthcare.

Exploring the journey of sugar from farm to candy shop, the US's costly protectionist policy on sugar imports, and the impact on prices. Visiting a candy store in New York and a sugarcane farm in Louisiana to understand the consequences. Hosted by Erin Delmore.

Protests by farmers in Europe are causing disruptions as grievances unite and divide the agricultural community. Financial instability, environmental regulations, and challenges from foreign producers are key concerns. The impact on day-to-day life and upcoming elections is uncertain, with farmers expressing worries about the future of rural life and sustainability.

Sir Ben Ainslie discusses transitioning from Olympic sailing to leading the British SailGP team and the commercialization of sailing. The podcast explores the evolution of competitive boat racing, the intersection of sports, business, and sustainability, and the impact of sailing technology on global shipping efficiency.