In this episode, the host introduces a new segment in which his friend goes down YouTube and Reddit rabbit holes, exploring different and often bizarre topics each week. Despite fatigue with Silicon Valley hubris, the host aims to emulate successful podcast segments where guests with specific quirks or personalities drive listener engagement.
Sean and Sam interview entrepreneur David Perell who shares his insights into the world of entrepreneurship, the importance of connecting with oneself, and overcoming personal obstacles. They also discuss the potential of the podcasting industry.
This podcast covers a wide range of topics related to caffeine, alcohol, dopamine, serotonin, mental health, and physical health, and provides actionable protocols and interviews with various guests to help improve sleep and focus. The clips are brief and range from three to 10 minutes.
Brian Johnson, the founder of Braintree Venmo who sold the company to PayPal for $800 million, talks about his journey in artificial intelligence, creating alignment within the self, the big change in his life, parenting, and more.
In this episode of the podcast, childhood friends Morgan Housel and host of the show catch up on their lives since skiing together while growing up in Squaw Valley. The conversation touches upon Housel's views on raising children, innovation, chat GPT, and whether writers are going out of business.