Uri Levine, co-founder of Waze, discusses the impact of the Israel-Hamas war on the Israeli tech industry. Joel Weber and Robert Langreth explore drug companies exploring manufacturing drugs in space. The podcast also covers the potential of AI on job creation and the connection between value creation and purpose in life.

Dr. Sandro Galea, Dean of BU School of Public Health, discusses his book 'Within Reason: A Liberal Public Health for an Illiberal Time'. Topics include gaining public trust during a crisis, changing guidance on mask wearing, growing skepticism towards vaccinations, and the importance of transparency in communication.

Flutter's CEO discusses plans for an IPO next year and the growth of sports betting. IWG CEO talks hybrid work model. Bloomberg editors explore Anduril's fighter jet device. Market outlook includes AI and trusted data, expectations for equities and international markets.

The podcast explores the significance of reliable data in AI, the application of AI in various industries, advancements in AI accessibility, collaboration between public and private sectors for vision AI, and the role of open source technology in AI development.

Reports of hate crimes targeting Jews, Muslims and Arabs have increased since the Gaza war, with a global surge in hate speech and hate crimes. The impact is felt in Cape Town, Paris, London, and New York, causing tensions and demonstrations. The podcast explores challenges in responding to discrimination, controversies surrounding free speech, and the lasting effects on London communities. It also covers an incident where Palestinian students were injured and mentions an upcoming event related to the Climate Change Conference.

This podcast covers a range of interesting topics including the passing of Charlie Munger, the growth of Chime and its commitment to education, the challenges of deep fake pornography, the transformative power of AI, the rebound of the private aviation industry, tax breaks for private jets, the joy of holiday cheese, the surging demand for Santas, and the business of hiring Santa Claus entertainers.

Pfizer's weight-loss setback warns of challenges in the obesity market. Crypto outlook for 2024 and climate funding investment discussed. Chinese car sales dominance in Mexico detailed. Market activities and uncertainty looming in November. Technology's impact and sponsor ads featured.

Sue Duke, VP of Global Public Policy & Economic Graph at LinkedIn, discusses the critical skills shortage needed to meet climate change targets. Topics include the rising demand for workers with green skills, the growth and gender gap in the green economy, and challenges in attracting talent to the green industry.

In this podcast, experts discuss the record-breaking boom in the US bond market. The role of pharmacy benefit managers in the prescription drug market is explored, with suggestions to save costs. The surprising firing and rehiring of Sam Altman as CEO of a tech and AI company is discussed. The correlation between water use and greenhouse gas emissions is highlighted, emphasizing the need for efficient water management. The podcast also provides insights on the current state of the market and investment strategies for the upcoming year.

Chris Britt, Founder and CEO of Chime, discusses consumer financial data and the launch of the Chime Scholars Foundation. He talks about Chime's business model, profitability, and growth, as well as their vision for market share. Additionally, Britt shares a personal story that inspired the creation of the Chime Scholars Foundation.