The conversation revolves around the importance of accurately describing work titles instead of exaggerating them for personal gain, citing the example of Dave Schools who was initially described as a co-founder but is actually the head of marketing.
The podcast highlights potential conflicts of interest between the DJ hobby of Goldman Sachs CEO, David Solomon, and the company’s work for the publishing company of Whitney Houston’s biopic. It also touches on how TikTok content creators can easily upload their content on popular platforms such as DistroKit and Spotify.
Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter after expressing his dissatisfaction with the social media platform's management policies. The Twitter board is currently weighing the proposal.
The co-founder of Asana, Dustin, engaged in a Twitter feud with a journalist who complimented the business of one of his own idols, David Hahnemeyer Hansen. This showcased the potential downside of being public and starting fights on Twitter for businesses and individuals alike.
Dave Portnoy discusses an experience where Business Insider contacted numerous individuals in an effort to publish a potential hit piece on him. He talks about cancel culture and how it affects public figures in the media.