Dr. Anna Lembke, MD, is chief of the Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic at Stanford and a leading expert in how to overcome addictions of all kinds. We discuss dopamine dynamics in the brain ...
Scott Kupor helped build a16z from three people into a firm with hundreds of employees. Now, as Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, he’s applying some of the same lessons about ...
$1M Problems Worth-Solving (90+ Business Ideas): https://clickhubspot.com/tbod Episode 880: Shaan Puri ( https://x.com/ShaanVP ) and Sam Parr ( https://x.com/theSamParr ) break down the moats in ...
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down what the shift in Congressional power could mean for the markets and the economy. They discuss the market’s back-and-forth reaction to the election, what ...
In the first episode of Prof G on Entrepreneurship, a three-part Office Hours special, Founders podcast host David Senra joins Scott to answer listener questions on what motivates the best ...
Are you waiting for the perfect circumstances to pursue greatness, or using your past as an excuse to avoid hard work? Legendary comedian Katt Williams reveals the story of his childhood and the ...
Health advice has become an endless stream of supplements, diets, wearables, and biohacks. Which interventions are actually worth your time? Truemed CEO Justin Mares argues that most people should ...
What actually matters if you want to stay healthy as you age? Dr. Mark Hyman argues it isn’t the most extreme longevity intervention. It’s the small investments you make every day in strength, ...
In this episode of Ed Elson’s newsletter, Simply Put, Ed unpacks why the music is starting to fade in the AI trade. Subscribe to Simply Put to get the newsletter in your inbox. Subscribe to the ...
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When you think of someone burning down a house for insurance purposes, you don’t imagine it would ever be the insurance company itself lighting the match. But that’s essentially what’s happening ...
Stephen Dubner recently served on a criminal jury. Twelve strangers — selected randomly and barely paid — took the job seriously. Afterward, he wondered: why can’t our politics work that way? A ...
