The podcast covers topics such as the US Open's unpredictable women's field, the August jobs report, sponsorship and partnerships with American Express, the physical toll on athletes at the US Open, the growth of name, image and likeness in college sports, and the impact of the jobs market on financial markets.

The podcast discusses China's economic and geopolitical headlines, the US-China relationship and political power struggle, the importance of improved US-China relations, consumer impact and cybersecurity, the scrutiny and stabilization of corporate IT spend environment, challenges and innovations in urban centers post-COVID, the tension between blue cities and red states in the US, real estate boom in the West Bank's Jericho Gate, and upcoming top stories and global business headlines.

Former USTA CEO Katrina Adams discusses growing tennis in the US and equal pay for female athletes. Ashley Brown, an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, talks about her book on Althea Gibson, the first African American to win at the US Open, Wimbledon, and the French Open. Topics include the impact of Serena and Venus Williams on tennis, accessibility of tennis programs for inner city youth, concerns about pickleball, pay parity in women's sports, and Althea Gibson's milestones and financial struggles.

Kirsten Corio discusses US Open's revenue growth. Gillian Tan and Ira Boudway talk about equal pay for female athletes. Carlos Alcaraz stands to become one of the wealthiest athletes. Noah Syken explains AI technology at the tournament. Janet Lorin discusses college endowment returns and the end of student loan payment pause.

Kennedy Ricci, President of 4AIR, discusses making air travel more sustainable. Topics include types of sustainability initiatives and carbon offsets in aviation, understanding sustainable aviation fuel, the cost of decarbonization and non-carbon impacts in aviation.

China's economic slowdown and its global impact, Hurricane Idalia hitting Florida's west coast, stories from Businessweek Magazine Cities issue, the tension between blue cities and red states in the US, market environment and optimism, student debt repayment and investing new money.

Explore the successful career of a TV writer and producer, including their work on popular shows like Friends and Breaking Bad. Delve into the difficulties and painful memories that led to early retirement. Discuss the impact of the writer's strike and how streaming has changed the industry. Learn about the financial struggles of being a writer and concerns about AI. Hear about memorable experiences in the industry and the importance of talent without big egos.

Grayscale Investments moves closer to launching a spot-based Bitcoin ETF after a court decision. HPE and HPQ earnings breakdown. Real estate boom in Palestinian Territories. Analysis of S&P 500 path to 4600.

Josh Domingues, Founder and CEO at Flashfood, discusses reducing food waste with an app that offers discounted fresh food items nearing their expiration date. They cover the growth and impact of the app, challenges of managing the supply chain, partnering with big companies, and the expansion of the delivery service. They also touch on TikTok reach and future plans.

Mark Gurman discusses Apple's iPhone supply chain splintering under US-China tensions. Stefan Selig talks about US-China economic relations. Erik Schatzker shares Bloomberg New Economy's 2023 class of Catalysts. Bill Smead discusses financial literacy and book recommendations.