PBD Podcast

Jo Jorgensen, the Libertarian Party's 2020 presidential nominee, discusses her unique perspectives on key issues. She critiques the government's handling of Covid and explores her stance on drug legalization, boldly arguing for fewer restrictions. Jorgensen also shares her beliefs on immigration and open borders, asserting personal freedom over restrictive policies. Additionally, she reflects on her toughest debates and grades President Biden's performance, offering a distinctive blend of political insight and libertarian ideals.

In this engaging discussion, Andrew Yang, a former presidential candidate and advocate for universal basic income, shares his vision for a new political party to combat the flaws of the two-party system. He expresses his take on Joe Biden’s presidency and the essential need for progressive reform. Yang passionately defends UBI, citing its potential to reshape the economy, especially post-COVID. The conversation also touches on student loan debt disparities and the importance of equitable solutions in today's political landscape.

UFC Champion Francis Ngannou shares his incredible journey from Cameroon to becoming the hardest puncher in the world. He opens up about overcoming fear, handling injuries, and the emotional challenges of recovery. Ngannou offers insights into the UFC's contract struggles and why securing sponsorships is tough for fighters. He also discusses his future in boxing and the financial complexities fighters face. With humor, he compares legends like Kamaru Usman and Jon Jones, leaving listeners inspired and entertained.

In a lively chat, comedian Kevin Farley shares tales from his childhood alongside brother Chris Farley, reflecting on their unique bond and comic influences. He addresses addiction’s toll in entertainment, drawing on Chris's legacy. The dialogue also dives into the complexities of modern comedy, including free speech challenges and the implications of corporate activism like Disney's political stance. With humor and insight, Farley navigates love, fame, and the ever-evolving landscape of comedy.

In this episode, Patrick Bet-David is joined by sports collectibles guru Ken Goldin, Elon Musk, Drake, Trading Cards and much more... TOPICS Elon Musk buys 9% stake in Twitter Ken Goldin opens cards with Drake Most expensive cards ever sold Logan Paul purchased the most expensive Pokemon card ever What cards are undervalued vs. overvalued How trading cards became cool again Are there Indexes for trading cards Opening a trading card box worth $25,000 Ken Goldin is the Executive Chairman and Founder of Goldin Auctions, the leading marketplace for trading cards, collectibles, and memorabilia. Ken is one of the most widely recognized leaders in the collectibles industry and over the course of his career has sold more than $1.3 billion in memorabilia from many of the biggest names in sports, history, and pop culture. Visit Ken's website https://bit.ly/3LCzS9F To reach the Valuetainment team you can email: booking@valuetainment.com Text: PODCAST to 310.340.1132 to get added to the distribution list About:  Patrick Bet-David is the founder and CEO of Valuetainment Media. He is the author of the #1 Wall Street Journal bestseller Your Next Five Moves (Simon & Schuster) and a father of 2 boys and 2 girls. He currently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Cenk Uygur, a Turkish American political commentator and creator of The Young Turks, joins Patrick Bet-David for a lively discussion. They dive into how media has evolved over the last 20 years and critique the bias of mainstream outlets. Uygur passionately tackles topics like cancel culture, the ethics of political lobbying, and the role of billionaires in politics. He shares his thoughts on Trump and the need for tax reforms. The conversation culminates in a debate over corporate donors in government and the future of media ethics.

Will Witt, a national speaker and host of Will Witt Live on PragerU, dives into provocative topics ranging from the Will Smith-Chris Rock incident to the changing landscape of masculinity. He discusses the implications of Disney’s approach to children’s education and critiques Biden's tax proposals. Witt shares insights on the rising popularity of prenuptial agreements and reflects on the deeper values influencing today’s youth. With humor and perspective, he explores the roles of parental guidance and the evolving definitions of heroism.

In this insightful discussion, Leon Cooperman, a billionaire investor and hedge fund manager, shares his thoughts on the intertwining roles of luck and hard work in achieving success. He dives into the looming threat of recession, rising gas prices, and the implications of current economic policies. Cooperman also provides interesting perspectives on crypto, the geopolitical landscape with Russia and China, and critiques of political leadership as the 2024 elections approach. His insights on capitalism vs. socialism spark a compelling debate on wealth distribution and financial literacy.

Myron Gains and Walter Weekes, co-hosts of the Fresh & Fit podcast, share their unique perspectives on relationships, fitness, and finances. They discuss how societal changes and technology have reshaped dating dynamics, emphasizing the importance of self-improvement for success. The conversation highlights the challenges of modern marriage, the impact of parental influence, and the complexities of gender roles. They also explore how platforms like Tinder have transformed romantic connections, all while offering advice for navigating today's dating landscape.

Mike Baker, a former CIA covert operations officer with 17 years of experience, shares his insights on U.S. intelligence dynamics. He discusses the rivalry between the CIA and FBI, the quirks of training cats as spies, and the complexities of privatizing federal agencies. Baker also touches on geopolitical issues like Iran's historical ties to the CIA and the evolving energy market influenced by Saudi Arabia. The conversation includes humorous anecdotes alongside serious reflections on national security and congressional pay raises.