Episodios del podcast

  • Brad & Chase (AI), Tesla Investing, Ninjas in Paris

    Brad & Chase (AI), Tesla Investing, Ninjas in Paris

    In this 16th solo episode, I dive deep into Biden's pardons, and the theatre of politics that seems move like something you'd have to be kind & rewind when the day is done. But nope, this is real-life. I also talk Tesla in this episode, unpacking Elon Musk's entrepreneurial endeavors that have helped humanity. By the way, if you know of someone on the bad guys' team who has done something to greatly improve the human condition—please send their name to me. I'd like to highlight them too! You'll hear about Tesla's stock, AI & robotics investments, and the future of self-driving cars. I also tell you why self-driving electric vehicles might seem scary now—turning the steering wheel (and our lives) over to AI—but that we do something similar every time we fly the friendly skies. I also talk about communist takeovers, what's happening in Romania, Bill Burr (& other frauds), what AI thinks about my friendship with Chase Lambin, getting your mind blown, and more.

  • What Men Respect, Looks that Kill, Is He Gay or European?

    What Men Respect, Looks that Kill, Is He Gay or European?

    In this 15th solo episode, I break down the Trump-Zelensky Oval Office meeting—another masterful display of negotiating we wouldn't normally be privy to. I see if I can explain what a lot of people missed. For example, why respect between men is so important you might want to wear a suit to the most important meeting of your life. I also dive into wealth and power dynamics, explaining why real wealth isn't about flashy cars and designer handbags—it's about making smart financial moves with a quiet confidence. Drawing from The Millionaire Next Door, I talk about the vehicles driven by wealthy people versus the rest of us. There's also a discussion on the historical link between status, power, and reproductive success—because, like it or not, wealthy & powerful men have always had more options to ensure their genes live on in the next generation. Plus, I get into more lie detection, NPCs, and how a small change in my appearance had people treating me a lot differently, arguing with idiots online, and much more.

  • SNL 50th Anniversary, Did OJ Do It? Fooled by Randomness

    SNL 50th Anniversary, Did OJ Do It? Fooled by Randomness

    In this 14th consecutive solo episode, I start with the "SNL 50th Anniversary Special." They rolled out classic skits that "didn't age well," according to Tom Hanks. But let's be real—those were the best skits of all-time—back when Saturday Night Live was funny and we could make fun of each other. Then "wokeism" turned every sketch racial and unfunny. I also talk about the latest O.J. Simpson Netflix documentary. We watched it the other night, and it brought back memories from high school when the verdict was read. From the prosecutions' missteps to the role of Mike Gilbert (O.J.'s agent), I break down how "The Trial of the Century" changed race relations in America—for a little while at least. Beyond that, I get into another masterclass on negotiations, Black Swans, trendsetters, real estate, and AI tools I've been using most.

  • Arguing with Idiots, Salary Negotiations & "Retarted" Returns

    Arguing with Idiots, Salary Negotiations & "Retarted" Returns

    In this 13th straight solo episode, you'll find that I'm highly opinionated. I get into human nature and how it shapes the crazy political landscape we're in right now. I talk about my fascination with the little details in life—how watching ants go about their business or admiring the brushstrokes of an impressionist painting can reveal so much about the way we think and create. There's something about art and creativity that AI will never replace, and I get into why that matters. Then I shift gears and take a hard look at the Biden administration, breaking down what I think could've been happening behind the scenes. And who I believe was running the show the past 4 years. I also get into the latest on USAID, the Ukraine War, and what these moves say about America's foreign policy. I also dive into the benefits of slowing down conversations, why free speech is non-negotiable, some salary negotiation techniques to get you paid, and the value of your inner-circle of friends. That summarizes about the first 20 minutes anyway.

  • Trump's Inauguration, Negotiate Like a Genius, White Dudes for Harris

    Trump's Inauguration, Negotiate Like a Genius, White Dudes for Harris

    In this 12th consecutive solo episode, I talk about what's happening in our great nation right now—the Inauguration of Donald Trump as President of the United States. I discuss what his presidency means for the country moving forward. I also talk on the topic of human nature and share my thoughts on the two genders we now recognize in America. As we've seen these past few days, Trump has made "two genders" official policy in the US, which sadly speaks to how far left we'd gone. Also, he's cancelled racist and sexist DEI initiatives! And just like last episode, I pick up where we left off with Gurwinder's Useful Concepts for 2025. These ideas are packed with insight to sharpen your thinking and improve your perspective.