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The Journal explores the Federal Reserve’s first rate hike in three years under new Chair Kevin Warsh, a move driven by persistent inflation from the Iran war, tariffs, and AI demand.

The Journal examines the escalating AI arms race between the US and China, highlighting Beijing’s refusal to slow development due to historical fears…

This episode examines the decline of US budget airlines, focusing on Frontier's struggle to survive after Spirit's bankruptcy.

The Journal examines the surge in AI safety concerns following OpenAI’s admission that an autonomous agent hacked Hugging Face and Anthropic…

Twiggy discusses her new biographical documentary, reflecting on her meteoric rise as the "Face of '66" and her transition to acting and singing.

Steak 'n Shake is pivoting to capture the "Make America Healthy Again" market by replacing vegetable oil with beef tallow and sourcing grass-fed beef.

This episode explores the rising cost of new vehicles, noting that average prices have doubled in 25 years due to a shift toward profitable SUVs and trucks.

This episode follows Delcia Bear and her mother Ida in Maysville, Kentucky, as they refuse a $26 million offer to sell their family farm for a massive AI data center.

AI companies are bulk-purchasing used books to train models, leading to the destruction of physical copies via scanning.

Actor Lee Pace joins Lane Flersheim to discuss his early career, playing villains, and filming Practical Magic 2.

This episode examines the surge in US Treasury yields to 20-year highs, driven by persistent inflation, rising oil prices from Iran conflicts, and uncertainty under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.

The Journal explores the crisis facing Southern pine farmers as declining cardboard demand and cheap foreign pulp crash prices.

This episode explores how major food manufacturers like Conagra and General Mills are adapting to the rise of GLP-1 weight loss drugs, which alter taste perception and reduce cravings.

The Journal examines President Trump’s unprecedented deal granting the US government a 35% stake in a Venezuelan oil company via the Pentagon.

This episode explores how Reddit’s authentic user content has become a primary data source for AI chatbots, prompting brands to aggressively target the platform to influence search results.

Wall Street Journal reporter Lane Flersheim interviews financial advisor Suze Orman about her daily routines and financial philosophy.

The Journal examines Moderna’s pivot from its pandemic-era COVID vaccine success to a promising new cancer treatment.

Meta settled a landmark federal trial with 48 states for $18 billion, agreeing to strict new safety features for teens like default time limits and hidden likes.

The Journal examines the escalating trade war between the U.

Six months into the U.

This episode examines Blue Apron’s recent service failures, tracing them to a complex supply chain collapse.

This episode examines the chaotic U.

This episode examines the backlash against Flock Safety’s AI-powered license plate readers, which track vehicles nationwide to aid police but raise privacy concerns.

The Journal investigates StubHub’s ticketing failures during the 2026 World Cup, revealing widespread customer complaints about missing tickets and poor support.

This episode explores Costco’s unique business model, which prioritizes high wages and benefits for hourly workers to reduce turnover and boost customer satisfaction.

This episode explores the contentious debate over kratom, an unregulated herbal product used for pain relief and energy.

This episode explores how the live auction app Whatnot fueled Sean Harding’s compulsive spending, leading him to lose over $1.

This episode of The Journal examines the risks of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) through the story of Ram Ruperetti, who invested in SpaceX via the firm Late Stage Management.

This episode explores how French police solved the "Predator of the Woods" cold case by bypassing strict EU privacy laws to use US genetic genealogy databases.

This episode investigates Jared Kushner’s controversial luxury resort development in Albania, which has sparked the "Flamingo Revolution" protests.

Ryan Knudsen interviews Y Combinator CEO Gary Tan about how AI is transforming startups and the workplace.

This episode explores Jersey Mike’s journey from a Jersey Shore sub shop to a public company, detailing founder Peter Cancro’s rise and the brand’s $8 billion sale to private equity firm Blackstone.

The Wall Street Journal investigates President Trump’s unprecedented fundraising machine, which has raised over $800 million for projects like a White House ballroom and his presidential library.

This episode examines the rapid rise and fall of Leopold Aschenbrenner, a 24-year-old AI investment prodigy whose $45 billion hedge fund collapsed…

This episode investigates the unresolved kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie, analyzing why the high-profile case remains unsolved.

Host Jessica Mendoza interviews Laura Mayer, author of the memoir *Try Hard*, about her career as a podcast executive and her struggle with work addiction.

This episode investigates the disappearance of Sam Kirshner, founder of the anti-AI group Stop AI, whose radical activism culminated in serving OpenAI CEO Sam Altman with a subpoena.

This episode examines the booming, unregulated market for experimental peptides, fueled by social media hype and celebrity endorsements.

This episode examines driver confusion surrounding Ford’s Blue Cruise hands-free technology, highlighted by a crash where an engineer’s husband blamed the system despite data showing pedal error.

The Journal examines how advanced, low-cost Chinese AI models like Kimi K3 are challenging U.

The Journal examines how the Trump administration rebuilt its global tariff strategy after the Supreme Court struck down previous measures.

Host Jessica Mendoza and reporter Owen Tucker-Smith examine the lasting impact of remote work, exploring conflicting data on productivity and employee satisfaction.

This episode investigates deadly counterfeit airbag inflators, particularly those linked to the Chinese company DTN, which have caused fatalities in the US.

Ryan Knudsen interviews IMAX CEO Rich Gelfand about the company’s evolution from a niche museum technology to a Hollywood powerhouse.

Hosts Jess and Ryan announce their third live show in New York City before exploring the efficacy of U.

Hosts Jessica Mendoza and Ryan discuss a massive cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce, affecting thousands across the U.

State Farm abruptly announced major contract changes to its agents, including benefit cuts and increased AI integration, sparking widespread backlash.

This episode of Work Mode features Elias Friedman, known as The Doggest, who turned his passion for dog photography into a successful influencer career.

Hosts Ryan Knudsen, Joshua Robinson, and Jonathan Clegg review the expanded 48-team World Cup, praising its scale while critiquing VAR controversies…

This episode explores Jeff Bezos’s dramatic shift from feuding with Donald Trump to cultivating a close alliance, driven largely by competitive pressure from Elon Musk’s SpaceX.