
Join Emmy Award-winning journalist Peter Hamby, along with the team of expert journalists at Puck, as they let you in on the real conversations insiders are having across the four corners of power in America: Wall Street, Washington, Silicon Valley and Hollywood. Puck's contributors will bring you smart conversation around the inside stories happening in these worlds. Presented in partnership with... more
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This was a wonderful episode! Who knew there is an official NFL stylist. Great conversation.
Must be in deep financial trouble as they shamelessly sell their soul to soulless UHC
Sometimes I feel that they’re too smart to be as gullible as they around Bari Weiss. I can’t think of anything she’s done that they’d give her the benefit of the doubt headed into CBS. Also did they see the Erika Kirk interview? She was tossed softball after softball. Can’t believe they said she was “grilled.”
Love the powers that be but I fear Hamby needs a bigger social circle. He says he doesn’t know anyone who doesn’t think Alabama would “gut” ND head to head. But before the final rankings, oddsmakers had ND favored over Bama (and Oklahoma and Miami too) on a neutral field. Also, ND had better odds than Bama to win the whole thing. Unfortunately, the committee left the hottest team in the country (except perhaps Indiana) out of the playoff. It’s a shame.
I can’t imagine a zoomer listening to this and not falling asleep
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This program delivers fast-paced, insider-level conversations across power centers in Washington, Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and Hollywood. Episodes frequently dissect politics, media dynamics, and high-stakes business deals, often featuring veteran reporters and industry insiders who map how policy, markets, and culture unfold in real time. A standout is the willingness to connect political strategy with media and tech industry movements, giving listeners a tangible sense of why decisions in one arena ripple across others. The cadence—daily, weekday short to mid-length discussions with sharp guests—makes it a go-to for executives and professionals who want quick, informed takes on current power plays and their downstream effects. A notab... more
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