
This is the best one yet (it's a TBOY). Feel brighter every day with our 20-minute pop-biz news podcast. The 3 business stories you need, with fresh takes you can pretend you came up with — Pairs perfectly with your morning oatmeal ritual. Hosted by Jack Crivici-Kramer & Nick Martell. Formerly known as “Snacks Daily”, Nick and Jack continue their podcast independent from Robinhood.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1797 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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We’re recording LIVE from NY AdWeek at SeedTag’s headquarters… We're in our MadMen Era. But we still got 3 fantastic stories for ya:
Vaseline turned viral life hacks into new products… and treats the inventors like Youtube creators.
AI assistant sh... more
SpaceX is lining up $40B in debt to buy Nvidia chips… This 1 deal explains our entire economy.
Crocs stock is up thanks to Jibbitz bars, shoe tattoos, and “Shoellery”... (that’s shoe jewelry)
The Social Reckoning premiers tonight… but Mark Zuckerbe... more
Restaurants are loving 1,000-pound Tuna Carvings… cause Tuna Tuesday saves biz models.
Diesel prices have officially doubled, but there’s 1 diesel you gotta know… Red-dye Diesel.
The new Sam Altman movie is so controversial, Amazon dropped it… we’l... more
12-foot skeleton decorations make Halloween corporate America’s favorite holiday.
Ramp, the FinTech company, made a Broadway musical inspired by Hamilton.
Detroit’s 3 big car companies had 2 huge misses in 2026: Millennial Minivans & Boomer Hybrids... more
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Podcast has so many issue since the time supporting video, it jump around on time on apple podcast, sometimes has no sound on carplay. Other show like the daily doesn’t have the issue so maybe the media have some issue?
I’ve been a loyal listener for well over a year now, yet somehow I have never left a review for my favorite TBOYs. Criminal behavior on my part. So, Nick and Jack, this one is long overdue.
Listening to these fellas tell stories, explain business, and make jokes with the energy of the DeLorean getting struck by lightning in Back to the Future is one of the best additions you can make to your day.
TBOY has become a ritual for me. There’s a structure to the show you can count on every day, but l... more
Even though I only listen to the audio version, because the new podcast format forces the video version into the feed, I get glitches galore. I’m tired of undoing the glitch. I listen to 14 daily podcasts religiously. And I build iOS softwares. I recognize the issue but it’s not mine to fix. So I decided that since the host decided to only opt for this format recently to sorta “force” their listeners to watch them instead (and the video version is mighty annoying) I decided to just unfollow and... more
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This podcast is such a great jolt of energy for my morning commute. Three relevant , tight stories where I learn something (or several things) every day and am always entertained! It’s become a can’t miss for me.
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Three short, high-energy business briefs delivered with humor and pop-culture riffs. Episodes center on three fast-moving stories from finance, tech, and consumer brands, with rapid-fire analysis, witty comparisons, and actionable takeaways for investors and entrepreneurs. The format blends data points with banter, corrections, and light satire, often weaving in live show plugs and birthdays. A notable feature is the duo's ability to swap between macro trends and quirky anecdotes, making complex topics approachable for a busy, professional audience. The show is produced as an independent venture with a snappy daily cadence, appealing to listeners who want concise context, memorable metaphors, and a relatable host dynamic.
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