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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1274 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessNewsNews Commentary | |||

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Greg Jensen was one of the earliest backers of both OpenAI and Anthropic, and at Bridgewater Associates, where he is the managing chief investment officer, he leads the hedge fund’s AI strategy. As an early adopter of the technology, he has a lot of ... more
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One of the best podcasts out there only slightly tarnished because Joe either doesn’t let guest finish their thoughts or totally shifts them into a completely different topic, which is unbelievably frustrating to listener.
You always have the perfect guest. What a remarkable group of people you are.
One of the best podcasts out there. I had to subtract 1 star for having an infomercial masquerading as an Odd Lots podcast. I now see that the episode titled, How Financial Advisors Can Grow During the Great Wealth Transfer is paid content. Lame!
This show used to be known for asking thoughtful and critical questions to guests like Sam Bankman Fried, but since the AI bubble began the hosts have become useful idiots for the US frontier labs (Anthropic/OpenAI) asking naive, friendly and frankly poorly researched questions. They’ve only had AI bulls on the show and have never interviewed respected critics of the frontier labs like Cal Newport or Yan LeCunn. I wouldn’t be surprised if Joe or Tracy have never even heard of these people despit... more
I really enjoy this podcast, it’s a bit different that others. I like the topics. I have one suggestion tho’, I think the male host may not know that he talks over the woman. She backs off to be polite but if he could be aware of this it won’t seem to be a bit of a power thing going on.
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- A sharp, economics- and finance-focused discussion show that frequently features senior executives, policy experts, and researchers to unpack macro trends, markets, and the political economy behind them. Episodes mix deep-dive interviews with practical implications for investing, policy, and business strategy, often tying tech, regulation, and globalization to market dynamics. A recurring strength is high-caliber guest breadth and timely topics, though pacing and host dynamics are occasionally noted as areas for improvement by some listeners.
- Noteworthy angles include AI and digital transformation in media, macro policy and currency dynamics, franchise and labor economics, and the intersection of technology with finance and regulation, ... more
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