John Roese, Global CTO at Dell Technologies, discusses how AI is reshaping corporate infrastructure and the risks of AI hype. Elisabeth Staudinger from Siemens Healthineers talks about gender health disparities and the economic impacts of addressing imbalances in healthcare.

Bloomberg News Anchor reports on ConocoPhillips acquiring Marathon Oil for $17 billion. Ro CEO discusses weight-loss drug shortages and telehealth innovation. Businessweek story on Dave & Buster's turning arcades into casinos. JLL's CEO talks about Fed policy impact on commercial real estate. Alex McGrath wraps up the episode with insights on market trends and investments.

Guests Kyla Scanlon and Kira Caban discuss simplifying economics for a broader audience through creative methods. Topics include the importance of economic education, understanding personal finance, social media's impact on mental health, specialized insurance services, and the evolution of flexible work platforms like Insta-Work.

Bloomberg News talks about Elliott Investment Management's $2.5 billion investment in Texas Instruments. Maria Korsnick debunks nuclear power myths. Fola Akinnibi shares New York's produce market story.

Sal Khan, Founder of Khan Academy, discusses AI in education, personalized learning, and the future of technology in the classroom. They also explore the impact of AI on college admissions and employment, highlighting the potential for fairness and innovation.

The podcast delves into AI advancements on smartphones and PCs, real-world applications of AI, the impact of women in VC decision-making, challenges in genetic testing, and the transition of a men's brand to target women's market. It also explores isolation at sea, weekend getaways from London, and highlights in London theater.

Bloomberg Intelligence Analyst discusses Boeing's safety collaboration with FAA and union. Health reporter shares insights on weight loss drugs. Economist talks summer travel outlook. SEC approval for Ether ETFs explored. Tips on summer airline travel and savings discussed.

Randy Bachman, founding member of Bachman–Turner Overdrive, talks about his 50-year career in rock music and putting his guitars up for auction. The podcast also delves into CEO transitions, the dynamics between boards and CEOs, and the challenges faced by organizations like Boeing in managing cultural issues.

Ian King, Bloomberg News US Semiconductor Reporter, discusses Nvidia's bullish sales forecast in the AI market. Josh Green shares insights on fears of 'Trump Forever' affecting the presidential race. Allison Schrager talks about the rising appeal of public sector jobs. Lauren Sanfilippo discusses investment strategies in the current market.

Richard J. King, a Visiting Associate Professor in Maritime History, delves into the daring history of solo sailors, sharing captivating stories of encounters with sea creatures and the profound connection to the vast sea. The chapter explores the anxiety and calm experienced by solo sailors, the evolution of motivations for solo sailing from exploration to artistic endeavors at sea, including personal challenges and recreation.