Neal and Toby discuss the World Economic Forum Summit in Davos, Switzerland and the controversy surrounding it. They also talk about Peacock breaking streaming history with their exclusive NFL playoff game and the financial struggles of Peacock. Additionally, they touch on employee wellness surveys and the effects of remote work on mental health.

The hosts discuss the Apple Vision Pro virtual reality headset and its potential impact on the metaverse. They also share their opinions on companies like Skims, Panera, and Reddit. The podcast covers IPO prospects for 2024 and the showdown between big food and big pharma. They explore the role of hybrids in the future of the automotive industry. The future of movie theaters and the Olympics are also debated.

Neal and Toby discuss the battle between Microsoft and Apple for the title of the biggest company in the US. They also cover Hertz selling electric vehicles, drama at ESPN, tech layoffs, CES highlights, and Eton's toilet situation.

SEC approving rule changes for Bitcoin ETFs, OpenAI opening a GPT store, quarter million nanoplastics found in water bottles, snow shortage impacting businesses worldwide, Girl Scout Cookie season is back.

The podcast discusses the World Bank's forecast of a slowing global economy. It also covers the dangerous trend of 'swatting' politicians, the ongoing battle between grocery chains and food suppliers, Duolingo's move to AI, the ban on dog meat in South Korea, and the significance of 'The Sopranos' for TV.

Tiger Woods and Nike end their historic partnership, raising questions about potential brand associations. The podcast also covers United finding 'loose bolts' on 737 Max planes, the rocket attempting to carry human remains to the moon, and OpenAI's response to a NYT lawsuit. Toby shares favorite trends, including the surplus of unoccupied office spaces and elevated pet returns to animal shelters.

Discussion on Boeing backlash over Alaska Airlines incident, Golden Globes backed by new investors, Navajo Nation objections to lunar mission, trying non-alcoholic beer and popularity of dating apps, challenges faced by dating apps during winter months

Discussion on the controversy surrounding DEI programs in the business world. Impact of overturning affirmative action and corporate diversity programs. Rise in popularity of non-revenue generating sports and its impact on the NCAA. Peloton's transformation and challenges in becoming a more generalized fitness company.

Neal shares favorite numbers and court documents on Jeffrey Epstein are discussed. SpaceX launches satellites for cell phone service. US Debt hits $34 trillion. Gypsy Rose Blanchard's release highlighted. 13-year old beats Tetris. The rise of ad-supported streaming and upcoming global elections are discussed.

This podcast discusses why Tesla lost the top EV spot to BYD in China, Harvard's president resigning, a plane collision in Tokyo and its implications for the airline industry, how Covid has affected consumer choices, a 16-year-old phenom in the dart championship, and surprising stats on state migrations according to U-Haul data.