Author of The AI Renaissance. Fifteen years in enterprise tech at SAP. Six years before that navigating container ships. I spent 500 hours listening to the people who built AI — this is what they actually said.
Scary times ahead. Brace yourself. We are stepping into the absolute unknown. In this compelling conversation, host Steven Bartlett, the force behind The Diary of a CEO podcast, sits down with Replit founder Amjad Masad, evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein, and entrepreneur Daniel Priestley. They don't just unpack the
Share this: 🐦 Tweet 💼 LinkedIn ✉️ Email New perspectives usually don't come from your usual suspects or rather your usual podcasts! and in some cases, the same podcasts, but not the typical guests you usually listen to. This conversation is one. Definitely well exposed in their own rights, and in
You know how some people just make you rethink everything? Well, that's Trevor Noah. Whether it's from his incisive take on politics and society as the former host of The Daily Show or the deeply personal stories shared in his writing, he has this knack for
In a truly engaging conversation with Jay Shetty on his podcast, On Purpose, Robert Greene pulls back the curtain on human nature and dives deep into the intricate dance of understanding ourselves and those around us. Original Podcast Here are some key insights from the conversation, Greene... 1. Unpacks the
Two‑hour conversations, five‑minute mastery. That’s our promise at Podcast Digests: paywall‑free, clutter‑free distillations that let curiosity breathe without devouring your calendar. This is the last of the 5 inaugural posts that together will set the tone for the future. This one is from Andrej Karpathy’
AI is poised to fundamentally reshape the internet, human intelligence, and society, presenting both exhilarating opportunities for augmentation and productivity and significant challenges related to truth, control, and the future of work, all against the backdrop of humanity's deep-seated tendency towards tribalism and the search for meaning. 1.
From a cramped Chicago bungalow to the glare of the White House, Michelle Obama and brother Craig trace how love‑lit values, purposeful pivots, and stubborn empathy turn underestimation into lifelong fuel. Rewinds to a South Side kitchen table: ⏰ 02:20 Michelle paints 7436 South Euclid as a heroic shoebox—
Naval Ravikant returns for a rare sequel with Tim Ferriss to show that lasting wealth, deep calm, and clear thinking all spring from owning your time, rejecting consensus, and playing a finite game long enough to walk away free. 1. Behind-the-Curtain Glimpse: Naval doesn’t do podcasts anymore—except for
Join Mark Cuban for a candid journey through the raw, human side of building empires, revealing how relentless curiosity, a knack for helping others (which is really just selling!), and a fierce commitment to transparency can shake up even the most entrenched systems, from tech bubbles to the opaque world
The Problem — Insight Overload We all know that feeling, right? The “To Be Read” pile that stares at you from the nightstand—or taunts you from your Kindle— well, it has a new sibling: the podcast queue. Brilliant, sprawling conversations keep stacking up in your player, while life keeps adding