Best Plant Based Ben Podcasts (2025)

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Why do all snacks have protein now? 13:57

4h ago13:57

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The protein fad is in full swing for food companies. Protein is now plastered all over the snack aisle at the store and consumers are really loving it. So how did we get to the “protein in everything” mantra and is it actually working for companies? Plus: Slate introduces a new EV truck and IBM will invest billions in its US operations. Join our ho…

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Episode 192: The Hidden Danger in Your Food: How Synthetic Food Dyes Are Harming Your Health 26:12

21h ago26:12

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Have you ever thought about what’s really in your food? I mean, we’re talking about those bright colors that make cereal look fun, candy look exciting, and even those sneaky salad dressings and crackers look “normal.” Yep, we’re diving into the world of artificial food dyes—and trust me, this episode is an eye-opener. I’m getting real about the che…

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How to build, scale and monetize events for entrepreneurs with Andrew Yeung 17:21

1d ago17:21

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Entrepreneurs and tech founders of every level could probably use more ways to connect IRL. Thankfully, Andrew Yeung is putting in work to connect the tech and business world with his company Fibe. Learn how to actually monetize events and bring people together. Plus: Novo Nordisk gets a big win and California becomes the 4th largest economy in the…

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Soda is declining, so why is Dr. Pepper thriving? 16:13

4d ago16:13

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Dr. Pepper parent company Keurig is on a roll in the soda market. The company surpassed profit estimates while other companies in the space like Pepsi projected a decrease. So why is Keurig doing so well amid a soda and snack industry overhaul? Plus: Microsoft offers low performers a way out and McDonald’s brings back chicken strips permanently. Jo…

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They used AI to cheat on interviews…it backfired 17:11

5d ago17:11

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AI startup Cluely pledges to help you cheat on job interviews among other things. One would think cheating by using AI is easy, but it doesn't always go to plan. So how is this company failing to live up to its hype? Plus: Tesla stock bounces back despite low earnings and YouTube turns 20. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett as they take …

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Gen Z is flocking to… Tumblr? 15:06

6d ago15:06

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Tumblr never exactly went away, but it’s making a big comeback with the generation that you may least expect: Gen Z. Gen Z users now make up around half of the platform's active user base, but why are they all flocking to Tumblr? Plus: “Thank you” costs ChatGPT millions and Walgreens reaches a $350m settlement. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet…

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Frozen pizza: the big recession indicator 15:52

7d ago15:52

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The frozen pizza business made $6.5 billion in 2024 and it’s projected to grow even more this year. Many products have been called out as “recession indicators” in the current economic downslope, and frozen pizza seems to gain ground at every downturn. So why is frozen pizza so big for recessions? Plus: Airbnb includes all fees in checkout and Chip…

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Episode 191: Exposing Medical Fraud, Finding Real Truth, and Listening to God’s Voice with Dr. Ben Rall 47:32

8d ago47:32

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Are you ready to uncover what’s really going on behind the scenes of modern medicine? In this powerful episode of the Visibly Fit podcast, I welcome back Dr. Ben Rall. Together, we dive into the alarming truths revealed in Charles Piller's book Doctored: Fraud, Arrogance, and Tragedy in the Quest to Cure Alzheimer’s. Together, we expose how scienti…

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Ford F1-Shifty: Why American trucks are so big 19:23

8d ago19:23

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American trucks are massive. That’s the way they’ve been for a while. While other countries like France and Japan emphasize lighter, more efficient trucks, the US continues to peddle huge ones to the consumer. Do we really need bigger trucks? And how did the US become so infatuated with them? Plus: Robots run a half marathon and Temu and Shein are …

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Tariffs cause widespread ‘panic buying’ in the US 14:28

11d ago14:28

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Consumers tried to beat the tariffs last month by buying…a lot. March was a big month for retail and ‘panic buying’ was in full swing in the US. So what did people buy the most and what will April look like? Plus: Chili’s introduces a McDonald’s item dupe and Eli Lilly perfects a weight loss pill. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Mark Dent as they ta…

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The rental industry is doing numbers, thanks to Gen Z and inflation 16:14

13d ago16:14

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Rentals are thriving. Clothing, baby gear, cameras, you name it. All products now have a way to be rented out. This of course, is a result of a squeeze on American wallets, but who is profiting off the rental economy the most? Plus: Nvidia stock is reeling and OpenAI might create a new social network. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett a…

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Shred Happens: Arash Hashemi on Low-Carb, High-Protein Cooking 51:42

12d ago51:42

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Want the INSIDE SCOOP on building and growing a food business? Subscribe to our newsletter. This week on Chefs Without Restaurants, I’m joined by Arash Hashemi, the creator of Shred Happens, a social media movement and brand that’s helping millions eat better through low-carb, high-protein cooking. Arash is also the founder of Kaizen Foods, a compa…

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US to lose billions in tourist dollars 13:38

13d ago13:38

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The air travel and hospitality industries in the US are set for a rough year. Last week, we talked about airlines lowering their 2025 projections and now we’re seeing American tourism already tilt downward. So what countries are backing off and what’s the cost for American workers? Plus: Waymo gets going in Atlanta and Coachella becomes a buy now p…

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How college athletes are making more than you 14:06

14d ago14:06

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In 2021 the Supreme Court reversed a law that kept college athletes from earning money. Now, some are rolling in dough. So much, that a new wave of startups were founded to take advantage. So who is making money here and how are they doing it? Plus: Pfizer ends its GLP-1 development and the kids still love Chic-Fil-A. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and…

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Episode 190: Simple Anti-Aging Secrets That Work: Natural Ways to Look and Feel Younger 36:54

15d ago36:54

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Aging—it’s something we all go through, but that doesn’t mean we have to go down without a fight… or at least without a good strategy! 😉 In this episode of the Visibly Fit podcast, I’m getting real about anti-aging and longevity—and spoiler alert: it’s not about chasing every expensive cream or high-tech gadget out there. I’m sharing the truth abou…

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AI update: Shopify CEO doubles down, Google AI overviews and more 14:34

16d ago14:34

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Do Americans trust AI? In addition to a breakthrough study by Pew Research, Shopify, Adobe and Google were all in the news for various AI implications this past week. Let’s break down the latest in AI. Plus: Tariffs push consumers to Costco and A.1. steak sauce gets political. Join our hosts Jon Weigell, Martina Bretous, and Maria Gharib as they ta…

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“A $3,500 iPhone?” Apple’s big tariff freakout 15:05

18d ago15:05

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Apple’s tariff reactions are getting unhinged. The company started moving iPhones by the ton to the US and estimates are rolling out about how much iPhones would cost if their manufacturers were US-based. It ain’t pretty now, but what’s the future look like for Apple? Plus: Prada acquires Versace and stamp prices are due for some increases. Join ou…

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‘Minecraft’ Movie makes millions…but theaters aren’t happy 16:32

20d ago16:32

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‘Minecraft’ absolutely crushed box office expectations this past weekend, but in theaters, many other things were also crushed. Audiences delved into chaos during a specific scene of the movie, ending in property damage. So what caused people to flip out and what do theaters do with unruly guests? Plus: The UK will open Europe’s first Universal the…

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Are millennials really the job-hopping generation? 14:17

20d ago14:17

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Millennials and Gen Z are often branded by older generations as “job-hoppers,” switching companies, jobs and sometimes career paths frequently. But is that really true? And if it is, does it have to do with the workers themselves or is it a larger work culture issue? Plus: Amazon unveils Nova Sonic and GM wants to build EV Corvettes in Europe. Join…

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The market is a mess and airlines are very afraid 14:56

21d ago14:56

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Businesses across the board are taking a hit this week and companies like Delta, American Airlines and Southwest Airlines are among those affected. The 2025 travel projections are now looking very grim, so how are tariffs and market fluctuations making their mark on travel? Plus: Pokémon teams up with Google and Mega Millions doubles its lottery pa…

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Episode 189: Decluttering That Works: Find the Best Method for Your Home with Whitney English 34:44

22d ago34:44

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Are you stuck in clutter—physically, emotionally, or mentally—and not sure where to begin? In this episode of the Visibly Fit Podcast, I’m joined by the amazing Whitney English, author of Organize First, Decorate Second. We’re diving into how to find a decluttering method that actually works for YOU. This conversation goes way beyond home organizat…

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Elon Sells X to himself, Apple’s AI health coach & ChatGPT vs. Midjourney 15:43

23d ago15:43

15:43

Welcome to another AI update! This week, we examine Elon Musk's controversial sale of X (formerly Twitter) to his own xAI startup, alongside Apple's cautious entry into AI health coaching. We also compare ChatGPT's new image generator against industry leader Midjourney, and discuss how a former Senate staffer's government-focused AI startup reflect…

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Sheena Chhabra - Plant Based Treaty 34:04

23d ago34:04

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We are joined by Sheena Chhabra, campaigner for the Plant Based Treaty—a groundbreaking global initiative tackling the climate and ecological crises by putting food systems at the heart of the solution. The Plant Based Treaty is calling for a shift toward a just, plant-based food system that respects planetary boundaries, protects biodiversity, ref…

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Nvidia’s odd partnership with Yum! Brands, explained 15:04

26d ago15:04

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Yum! Brands, the parent company behind Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC recently announced a partnership with AI chipmaker Nvidia. So why would these two industry giants work together and will we see AI everywhere in fast food? Kristen Hawley joins us to break down her story: https://www.fastcompany.com/91306922/what-does-fast-food-want-with-nvidia Plu…

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The brands that won April Fools’ 15:19

26d ago15:19

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April Fools’ came and went this year and brands ate it up as per usual. So what do brands get from participating in a little April Fools’ prank and how do consumers tend to respond every year? Plus: Nintendo announces the Switch 2 release date and UFC creates a partnership with Meta. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett as they take you th…

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From Fine Dining to Ice Cream with Snow Crane's Chef Takeshi Nishikawa 34:52

27d ago34:52

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On this episode of Chefs Without Restaurants, I’m joined by Chef Takeshi Nishikawa, founder of Snow Crane—a Japanese-inspired ice cream shop coming to Hyattsville, Maryland in 2025. After years leading high-profile kitchens like the Michelin-starred Rose’s Luxury and Pineapple and Pearls, Takeshi is now channeling his energy into small-batch, seaso…

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Hooters wants to be more “family-friendly” amid bankruptcy filing 14:43

28d ago14:43

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Hooters filed for bankruptcy, but will keep its restaurants open for the time being. The company wants to make a strategic change to attract more families to its wings and… other offerings. So how did they fall and what’s next? Plus: YouTube could outrun Disney and OpenAI achieves a $300B valuation. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Mark Dent as they …

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AI is coming for product design 14:21

28d ago14:21

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Thousands of products can now be made with a text or image prompt. Companies like Arcade and Off/Script are pioneering user-based AI generation technology that can translate to custom physical products. So what does this mean for designers? Plus: Amazon unleashes an AI agent and Jeff Bezos will take over Venice for his wedding. Join our hosts Jon W…

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Episode 188: The Hidden Costs of Excess Weight 27:04

29d ago27:04

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Have you ever thought about the real cost of carrying excess weight? And I don’t just mean the number on the scale—I’m talking about the impact on your finances, your relationships, and your overall well-being. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of fad diets, weight loss drugs, or quick fixes that never seem to last, this episode is for you. I’…

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Edible Arrangements is making…edibles 13:23

29d ago13:23

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Edible Arrangements has often been known for selling fruit bouquets, but now it's all about the THC. The company got into the edibles market recently and plans to expand throughout the Southwestern US. So, how will this transition fare? Plus: Elon Musk’s xAI buys X and Starbucks doubles down on efficiency. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Benn…

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Hold your eggs, banana-flation is coming 13:54

1M ago13:54

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Egg prices are bad enough, but now the US fruit market is bracing for a surge in banana pricing. Proposed fees and supply issues are at the heart of it, but what are the details on the potential banana cost wave to come? Plus: Google rolls out vacation planning features and OpenAI’s new image generator is in a copyright gray area. Join our hosts Jo…

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Vrbo wants to beef with Airbnb 15:04

1M ago15:04

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Short-term rental company Vrbo set up a billboard in front of Airbnb’s San Francisco office. So what does the ad say, what is Vrbo getting from it and is this beef good for both companies? Plus: Gamestop will close more stores this year and the movie theater business is hurting. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett as they take you through…

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Pay off your lunch: Klarna meets DoorDash 16:06

1M ago16:06

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Klarna just partnered with DoorDash to allow customers to “buy now, pay later” for just about anything. Usually considered fair game for larger purchases, apps like Klarna are now targeting smaller everyday items like groceries and food. What does this mean for the economy and the future of debt? Plus: Napster gets acquired and Waymo comes to Washi…

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Tracking the downfall of 23andMe 14:51

1M ago14:51

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23andMe has gone bankrupt. With CEO Anne Wojcicki also exiting the company, it is now in damage control mode. So how did the once popular company find itself here and what’s in store for its future? Plus: BYD outsells Tesla and McDonald’s rolls out the McVeggie. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Rob Litterst as they take you through our most interesti…

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Episode 187: How to Overcome Fear, Burnout & Step into Leadership with Confidence with Misty Phillip 34:39

1M ago34:39

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Have you ever questioned whether you're truly a leader? Do you struggle with fear, burnout, or simply stepping into your calling with confidence? You’re not alone. On this episode of the Visibly Fit podcast, my dear friend Misty Phillip joins me to talk about her powerful book Spark Your Influence. We dive deep into what it means to lead—whether in…

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AI update: OpenAI fights regulation, AI in gaming and more 16:45

1M ago16:45

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OpenAI and Google are fighting for more lenient AI regulations (shocker), Sony is facing backlash for an AI decision and researchers think AI may contribute to future wealth inequality. Your weekly update is here! Plus: Chobani invests $500m and we run down the most expensive streaming shows of all time. Join our hosts Jon Weigell, Martina Bretous,…

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Gerard Wedderburn-Bisshop - Agriculture & Climate Change 43:48

1M ago43:48

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Gerard Wedderburn-Bisshop is a former Principal Scientist with the Queensland Government Natural Resources, where he spent three decades using satellite data to monitor vegetation cover and deforestation. Since leaving that position, he has co-authored the Beyond Zero Emissions’ Land Use Plan, worked with the NGO World Preservation Foundation, and …

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Dr. Peter Attia Appears to Change His View of LDL Cholesterol 29:23

1M ago29:23

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Let's break down key insights from a recent two-hour and 20-minute conversation between Dr. Peter Attia and renowned lipidologist Tom Dayspring. Support your Intermittent Fasting lifestyle with the Berberine Fasting Accelerator by MYOXCIENCE: https://bit.ly/berberine-fasting-accelerator Use code podcast to save 12% Get the Blood Work Cheat Sheet: h…

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AppleTV+ is bleeding money 15:28

1M ago15:28

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AppleTV+ lost Apple over $1B in 2024. The streaming service is not keeping up with the rest of the market, falling behind Netflix, but also behind Paramount+. So what’s the problem with AppleTV+? Plus: OpenAi unveils o1 Pro and Klarna shakes hands with DoorDash. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Mark Dent as they take you through our most interesting …

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Taco Bell’s AI play and how fast food is getting faster 16:17

1M ago16:17

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Fast food is getting faster. McDonald’s, Wedny’s, Taco Bell and more are digitizing their operations and making use of AI and robotics. So how exactly is the business getting quicker and how much faster can it really get? Plus: Nvidia partners with GM and Macy’s is breaking into TV. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett as they take you thr…

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Why Amazon just can’t catch Temu and Shein 15:55

1M ago15:55

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Amazon Haul debuted in November of 2024 and hasn’t really set the world on fire. The $20 or under budget shopping app is meant to compete with Chinese giants Shein and Temu, but seems to fall short. So what are the numbers here and how is Amazon planning to turn around the business? Plus: BYD boasts 5 minute EV charging and Alphabet makes its bigge…

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So...they’re printing oat milk now 13:37

1M ago13:37

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Plant-based milk company Milkadamia is 2D printing oat milk. The sheets of milk need to be mixed with water to produce the creamy oat milk we all love. So what does printed milk have over a regular jug and can the company scale this idea into sales? Plus: PepsiCo buys Popi and Forever 21 finally closes…forever. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Sara F…

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AI Update: Apple’s Siri delay, the AI tools you’re missing and more 18:27

1M ago18:27

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Apple is falling behind in the AI race with Siri delays, AI art is gaining traction and Microsoft is developing its own models in spite of their OpenAI stake. There’s a ton happening in AI and Matt Wolf from The Next Wave podcast returns to help us break it down. Plus: Air taxis are coming to the UK and law schools get even more competitive. Join o…

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The decline of Atari and their disastrous E.T. video game 15:36

2M ago15:36

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Gaming company Atari had a great start to the 1980s with ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark,” but they soon blundered in 1982 with an E.T. themed game. This would signal the end of Atari’s Golden Age, but how did E.T. put them in such a ditch? Plus: Intel gets a new CEO and 3D printed homes are here. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett as they take…

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How to Start a Successful Cottage Bakery with Maria Baradell of Leaf & Loaf 38:09

2M ago38:09

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Want the INSIDE SCOOP on building and growing a food business? Subscribe to our newsletter. Have you ever thought about turning your love for baking into a real business? That’s exactly what Maria Baradell, founder of Leaf & Loaf, did. Starting in her home kitchen, she quickly scaled her sourdough micro-bakery into a thriving business. In this epis…

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Can anyone beat the Uber-Lyft duopoly? 16:33

2M ago16:33

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Uber and Lyft own the rideshare space and that’s led to less than satisfactory rates for drivers. Not anymore. Some drivers are looking towards driver cooperatives to gain new ground themselves. So what are the details and will it work? Plus: The EU slaps back at tariffs and Americans are ending work earlier than ever. Join our hosts Jon Weigell an…

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Can VR make us care more about nature? 15:21

2M ago15:21

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Companies like Habitat XR and Wild Immersion are taking us into the lives of animals to make us care more about the environment. So can VR really be an empathy machine? Plus: Tesla stock bloodbath continues and no more free bags on Southwest Airlines. Join our hosts Jon Weigell and Juliet Bennett as they take you through our most interesting storie…

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Boomers need side hustles 13:59

2M ago13:59

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Retirement isn’t what it used to be. More boomers are realizing they need income, either after leaving their original job or being laid off, and they’re taking on blue collar jobs. Plus: a CVS store rebrand and a stock market slump. Join our hosts Mark Dent and Rob Litterst as they take you through our most interesting stories of the day. Get our S…

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Episode 186: How Homeopathy & ActivMend Revolutionize Recovery with Dr. Jo Polich 36:52

2M ago36:52

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Ever felt stuck with an injury that won’t heal? Whether it’s a sprained ankle, chronic pain, or post-surgery recovery, what if you could speed up the healing process—naturally? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jo, a former aerospace engineer turned homeopathy expert, who shares her jaw-dropping journey from satellites to sprains. She reveals ho…

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The Spray-On Condom: Spray it on, turn them off 15:27

2M ago15:27

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The condom industry eclipses $9B globally, so naturally there’s a lot of people trying to break in. Enter Jan Vinzenz Krause, the man who invented the Spray-On condom. Of course, it didn’t exactly become a success, but was it a decent product? And why didn’t it catch on? Join our hosts Jon Weigell, Juliet Bennett, and Mark Dent as they take you thr…

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