Best Workplace from Meta Podcasts (2025)

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AI Companies Are Taking a Lot of The Good Marketers 21:19

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In this episode, Eric and Neil talk about how AI companies are outbidding everyone for elite marketers, why many would join an AI rocket ship if starting today, and the reality of 996 work cultures. They debate “hire fast, fire fast,” share real exec hit rates and expectation-setting, and double down on why sales follow-up beats first-touch wins. T…

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When Science Goes Wild: Weird Studies that Turn Out to Lead To Big Ideas | Phrasal Verb News 5:40

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Can painting zebra stripes on cows really help them avoid flies? Do rainbow lizards really prefer four-cheese pizza? And does alcohol actually help people get by in a foreign language? Welcome to Phrasal Verb News, the show where you learn real English through real stories. I’m Grant, and today we’re diving into the hilarious — and surprisingly use…

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Why Framing Is Everything 16:51

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In this episode, Neil and Eric dive into the psychology of framing, from how child-mortality data shifts when reframed to the power of decoy pricing in guiding customer choices. They discuss why consistent brand building compounds most after 10 years, share lessons from Single Grain’s reset, and explore how SEO, referrals, and content mix evolve ov…

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Landlords Demand Your Workplace Logins to Scrape Paystubs 48:40

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We start this week with Joseph’s article about landlords and income verification companies demanding login details from potential renters so the companies can log in and scrape their paystubs. That has some potential legal issues for everyone involved! After the break, 18 lawyers tell us why they used AI. In the subscribers-only section, Emanuel br…

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Meta Drops the Ball but Zuckerberg Rolls with the Punches: English Lessons from the Smart Glasses Failure 4:41

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Meta wanted to knock it out of the park with their new $800 Ray-Ban smart glasses — but instead, the live demo dropped the ball. Twice. From failed video calls to cooking AI that ignored commands, the event didn’t go as planned. Luckily, Zuckerberg managed to roll with the punches, and now Meta will need to iron out the bugs before launch. In this …

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Google AI Mode is About to Get More Popular 20:47

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In this episode, Eric and Neil unpack Google AI Mode’s Chrome integration and how 100M MAUs could ignite a new distribution flywheel—fueling ads, partnerships, and startup pressure. They compare Google’s gen video/image capabilities, debate the “free subsidized by ads” model, and analyze YouTube’s latest updates: TV-style ad swaps, title tests, AI …

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The $259B Problem Hiding in Your Meetings — and How to Solve It 42:21

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Meetings. Ugh. We’ve all been there, right? And the price tag is bigger than most people realize. We estimate that the cost to organizations of these unproductive meetings is approximately $259 billion in the United States and $64 billion in the United Kingdom for professional staff alone (LSE report). That’s a jaw-dropping drain on productivity—ye…

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252. Where There's Smoke... 15:10

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What happens to a culture when leaders ignore problems? In episode 252 of At The Table, Patrick and Cody explore the leadership principle of running toward the fire. They discuss why leaders often ignore the “smoke” of personnel or cultural issues, hoping problems will resolve themselves. Instead, they argue that credibility, trust, and organizatio…

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How Being Genuine is a Critical Advantage For Startup Founders w/ Christine Blosdale, Expert Authority Coach (Edu) 50:45

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Standing out has gotten even more difficult thanks to the flood of AI content, and many early-stage founders mistakenly believe they need to act like corporate brands to be taken seriously. In this episode, Yaniv chats with Christine Blosdale, an award-winning media coach, podcaster, and branding strategist. Together they discuss how authenticity, …

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Elon Musk's 'Daddy's Home' Insane Work Schedule 28:00

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In this episode, Neil and Eric dissect Elon Musk’s “Daddy is very much home” grind—from Optimus engineering to late-night Tesla chip reviews and a Colossus 2 data center walk. They explore Musk’s DESA method for ruthless prioritization, why relationships saved Tesla and SpaceX, and how barrels, drivers, and pushers define execution and leadership u…

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We’re Not Selling Food, We’re Selling Connection: Lessons from The Granola Bar Founders EP 127 31:52

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On this episode of the HAYVN Hubcast, host Nancy Sheed sat down with Julie Mountain and Dana Noorily, the powerhouse duo behind The Granola Bar. What started as a single idea between two friends has grown into a thriving restaurant group with multiple locations and now, expansion into New York City. Julie and Dana’s story is one of grit, instinct, …

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Insiders React: Tech Talent Pool to Be Decimated by New Fee + OpenAI Jobs Platform, $1B for Dishwashing Robots 53:27

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What happens to Silicon Valley when the world’s best founders and engineers can no longer afford to work in the US? Today, Chris and Yaniv break down why the massive new work visa fee is a tech talent crisis waiting to happen. They discuss how Trump’s surprising $100K H-1B fee could reshape startup hiring and the tech sector at large, along with th…

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AI has changed SEO forever (SEO vs GEO) 21:41

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In this episode, Neil and Eric break down how to win both Google rankings and AI citations. They compare short-query SEO factors like backlinks, authority, and technical signals with AI-driven co-citations and long conversational prompts. You’ll learn practical plays such as building FAQ sections, crafting concise fact nuggets, bundling subtopics, …

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Screwed Up at Work ? Here’s the Science of Apologies That Work | Phrasal Verb News 4:35

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The average person says sorry at least 8 times a day — no wonder the word has lost some of its power. So what do you do when you really screw up and need to apologize? In this episode of Phrasal Verb News, I’ll explain new research on why effort matters when asking forgiveness, and how word choice can make an apology come across as more sincere. Yo…

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Marketing Agencies Are Feeling an Artificial Uptick in Business 24:08

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Agencies face pressure but smart M&A chances emerge. We cover deal math, asset vs. stock pitfalls, ops fixes, “artificial upticks,” and brand-safety risks—plus lessons from Federer, Jerry Jones, and LinkedIn’s SEO surge. Key takeaways Agency deals: Buy assets, check contracts, cross-sell, and use AI. Growth reality: Upticks are old deals; fix ops a…

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We're Suing ICE. Here's Why 52:57

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We start this week with some news: we are suing ICE for access to its $2 million contract with a company that sells powerful spyware. Paragon sells tech for remotely breaking into phones and reading messages from encrypted chat apps without a target even clicking a link. After the break, we talk about a couple of stories about AI ‘workslop’ and the…

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TikTok Deal Comes Together: Phrasal Verbs from a Billion-Dollar Battle | PVN 5:47

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Episode overview TikTok isn’t just a social media app anymore — it’s at the center of a billion-dollar power struggle. U.S. lawmakers forced ByteDance to sell TikTok’s U.S. operations or shut them down, and now a deal is finally starting to come together. In this episode of Phrasal Verb News, I’ll explain the story behind TikTok’s negotiations and …

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This is 100x Better Than Netflix 19:16

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Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/ Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hireIn this episode of Marketing School, Eric Siu and Neil Patel talk about why building a business can feel “better than Netflix,” the trap of over-reading versus doing, and how to balance …

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Why Every Startup Founder Should Consider B2B SaaS w/ Rob Walling (Edu) 58:29

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Is the new age of AI agents about to kill niche B2B SaaS businesses? Many first-time founders worry that tools like ChatGPT or custom AI builders will make off-the-shelf SaaS products obsolete, but it could simply herald a new evolution of SaaS. In this episode, Yaniv is joined by Rob Walling, serial founder, investor, and author of The SaaS Playbo…

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ChatGPT vs Gemini | The Empire Strikes Back 23:03

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Need marketing help? Visit: https://www.singlegrain.com/ and https://npdigital.com/ Want to recruit great marketers? Find them here: https://marketingschool.io/hire ChatGPT vs Gemini: who’s really winning the AI race? In this episode, we break down Google Trends data, why Gemini’s “Nano Banana” launch spiked usage, and why Google’s massive distribu…

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US Federal Reserve Cuts Rates: Ripple Effects Explained | Phrasal Verb News 6:55

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Episode overview The U.S. Federal Reserve just cut interest rates by 0.25% (25 basis points) — but why does this matter, and how does it affect not just the U.S. but the entire world? In this finance edition of Phrasal Verb News, I’ll explain the Fed’s decision in simple terms, show how it impacts inflation, jobs, and global markets, and teach you …

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Insiders React: YouTube's Steady Domination + Oracle's AI Comeback, Sam Altman v. Tucker Carlson 55:08

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Is YouTube quietly becoming the most powerful platform in the world? Announcements made during Made On YouTube 2025 revealed incredibly promising long-term plans, with the media giant seemingly set to dominate video, music, and podcasts with the help of Google’s AI. Too many entrepreneurs still see YouTube as ‘just’ a video host, missing the bigger…

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Jimmy Kimmel’s Comments Backfired, Did Jimmy Cross the Line ? : 5 English Phrasal Verbs You Need to Know 5:44

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Episode overview After the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, the story has shifted to the aftermath — the public reactions, online comments, and professional consequences that followed. From late-night host Jimmy Kimmel to anonymous social media users, many discovered that words can backfire, damage reputations, and even cost jobs. In this ep…

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GEO is not different than SEO. BUT… 31:05

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In this episode, Eric and Neil break down the evolution of SEO into GEO, AEO, and LLMO, and why marketers must adapt to shifting client demands. They explore how platforms like Reddit and YouTube now shape search visibility, highlight the risks of short-term SEO hacks, and share lessons from creators like MrBeast on growth, focus, and profitability…

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The (Hacked) Spy In Your Car 51:30

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We start this week with Joseph’s investigation into Nexar, a popular dashcam company that was catastrophically hacked. Nexar is also uploading user footage to a publicly available map without some drivers’ knowledge. After the break, Sam tells us about her trip to San Diego to cover the sentencing of someone she has covered for years. In the subscr…

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What to Do If Someone Copies Your Product? 20:34

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In this episode #3042, Eric and Neil break down the competitive landscape and market positioning, the role of personalization in advertising, and hiring strategies that spotlight candidates with proven growth. They also touch on work-life balance, employee wellbeing, and close with insights into financial trends and major tech performance. TIME-STA…

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Rudeness Costs $2.1 Billion a Day | Phrasal Verbs for Workplace Behavior 8:10

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Episode overview Rudeness isn’t just bad manners — it’s expensive. A new study from the Society for Human Resource Management found that workplace rudeness costs U.S. businesses $2.1 billion every single day. That’s 208 million acts of rudeness: being short in an email, cutting someone off in a meeting, talking down to colleagues, putting others do…

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How to Win Big Enterprise Logos 18:06

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In this episode #3041, Eric and Neil discuss how to win big enterprise logos by focusing on relationships, networking, and long-term trust. They explain the role of RFPs, challenges in tracking leads, and why in-person interactions and events are key to building credibility and driving business growth. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES (00:00) Winning Big En…

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20% Fake Jobs. 31% Never Hear Back. What Are Companies Doing? 40:29

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Ever applied, interviewed, and…silence? You’re not alone. In this episode, we crack open the hiring black box: the rise of ghost jobs (roles that never close or never existed in the first place), the avalanche of AI-boosted applications, and why 31% of rejected candidates never even get an email. My guest Ariana Moon, VP of Talent Planning & Acquis…

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251. Transition Equation 21:48

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In what ways can the formula for change be useful for understanding both personal and organizational change? In episode 251 of At The Table, Patrick and Cody explore the so-called change equation, a simple yet powerful formula that explains why some change efforts succeed while others stall. Breaking it down into dissatisfaction, vision, and a firs…

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Be Persistent Without Being Stupid: We Learn from YC Founder Paul Graham 41:13

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Are you truly being persistent with your startup, or just being stubborn? In the new age of AI-powered founders and hyper-fast iteration, many entrepreneurs mistake obstinacy for persistence and end up running out of time, money, and morale. Too often we glorify “hustle” and “grit” without understanding when to adapt, pivot, or quit. The misconcept…

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AI Doesn't Drive Revenue Today! 20:40

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In this episode #3040, Eric and Neil discuss how businesses are using AI in marketing but struggling to see real revenue results, pointing out that most companies focus on flashy tools rather than KPI-driven outcomes. They stress the need to push AI experiments into production and spread AI fluency across organizations. The conversation also touche…

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Positive News Only: Ice Cream on a Mountain & An Airbnb Family Surprise | Phrasal Verb News 6:43

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Episode overview After a week of protests, violence, and heavy headlines, it’s time for something different. In this episode of Phrasal Verb News, we focus only on positive, funny, and uplifting stories — no politics, no scandals, no negativity. Just good news that can brighten your day and help you learn useful English expressions. First, we go to…

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Insiders React: Apple's Huge AI Blunder + IPO Market Heats Up, White House Tech Dinner 57:09

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With Apple’s iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, AirPods Pro 3, and Apple Watch 11 now unveiled, what does this mean for the future of phones and wearable tech? And does the incredible AI of Google Pixel still blow Siri out of the water? In this episode, Chris and Yaniv delve into Apple’s newest product lineup and what it reveals about the company’s long-te…

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Millionaire CEO’s PR Disaster, Elon’s Visionary Skills, and the $28B Pop Mart Lesson From China 19:38

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In this episode #3039, Eric Siu and Neil Patel discuss a wide range of business lessons, from a viral US Open controversy to Elon Musk’s unique communication style and the rise of Pop Mart in China. They highlight Xiaomi’s customer development strategies, the importance of learning from both large and small competitors, and insights from the Chines…

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AI Slop Is Drowning Out Human YouTubers 58:34

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This week, we talk about how 'Boring History' AI slop is taking over YouTube and making it harder to discover content that humans spend months researching, filming, and editing. Then we talk about how Meta has totally given up on content moderation. In the bonus segment, we discuss the 'AI Darwin Awards,' which is, uhh, celebrating the dumbest uses…

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Agency Trends, Capitalism vs Socialism, and Gary Vee’s Blueprint for the Next Generation 25:58

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In this episode #3038, Eric Siu and Neil Patel break down agency growth and revenue trends, highlighting the effectiveness of outbound marketing in driving results. They also compare capitalism and socialism, pointing to the strengths of capitalism, and close by discussing how different content formats can shape audience engagement. TIME-STAMPED SH…

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Hyundai Factory ICE Raid: Workers Drop What They’re Doing | Phrasal Verb News 4:54

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Episode overview At a Hyundai factory in Alabama, agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) carried out a dramatic raid. Workers on the assembly line were suddenly told to drop what they were doing and line up to be questioned. By the end of the day, 475 employees were arrested in what ICE described as a major undertaking. The raid is p…

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How to Create Content for AI, Gymshark’s Sorority Play, and Rethinking Burnout 22:13

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In this episode #3067, Eric and Neil discuss how content creation is shifting from keyword-heavy tactics to covering topics in depth, especially with AI reshaping SEO. They highlight the value of platforms like Reddit and YouTube for engagement, the role of AI in strategy, and the importance of addressing burnout by focusing on motivation and small…

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Growing a Pre-Seed Startup? This Is The Core Knowledge You Need w/ Ashley Smith 57:54

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Pre-seed founders want explosive growth early on, but are you following the wrong playbook too soon? These days strategies, acronyms, and well-intended advice are everywhere, but today's guest argues that the path forward is a simple one: talk to customers, run experiments, and embrace rejection as part of the journey. In this episode, Yaniv Bernst…

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