Entertainment

Sequoia Capital's podcast on AI — conversations with founders, researchers, and operators building and deploying AI in the real world.

Rick Rubin in unhurried conversation with creators, thinkers, and artists about the creative process, consciousness, and everything in between.

Sam Parr and Shaan Puri brainstorm business ideas, break down interesting companies, and interview entrepreneurs. Energetic, unscripted, full of rabbit holes.

Malcolm Gladwell re-examines overlooked or misunderstood events from the past. Thoughtful, contrarian, and endlessly surprising.

Harvard professor and happiness researcher Arthur Brooks answers real questions about relationships, work, and the science of living well.

Companion feed to Founders — shorter clips, reflections, and bonus content from David Senra on the biographies he's currently reading.

WNYC's groundbreaking science and philosophy podcast. Each episode takes a single big question and chases it through stories, experiments, and experts.

Alex Hormozi talks business acquisition, scaling, and wealth-building from his own experience growing a portfolio past $100M. Direct and dense.

Michael Lewis examines the role of the referee — the person in the middle of a contested moment — in American life. Sports, finance, justice, medicine: who gets to call the foul?

Guy Raz interviews the founders behind the world's best-known companies about the idea, the struggle, the near-failures, and the moments everything changed.

Trevor Noah in conversation with newsmakers, thinkers, and entertainers about what is happening in the world and what we do about it.

The New York Times breaks down the biggest stories of the day in a concise, no-nonsense format. Good for staying current without the noise.

Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal do deep-dive histories of the greatest companies ever built — how they started, how they scaled, and what made them iconic. Episodes run long and are worth every minute.

Daniel Tosh doing what Daniel Tosh does — absurdist comedy, unfiltered takes, and a complete disregard for safe choices.

The Wall Street Journal covers the biggest business and finance stories of the day in a tight, well-produced daily format.

Pocket-sized pickleball coaching from Michael O'Neal and Mircea Morariu — drills, strategy, and mindset for players trying to level up their game.

Tim Ferriss deconstructs world-class performers to find the tactics, tools, and routines you can steal. Athletes, investors, authors, military commanders.

Jake Humphrey and Damian Hughes interview elite performers across sport, business, and the arts to understand what drives sustained excellence.

Steven Bartlett interviews some of the world's most successful people across business, health, and psychology — long-form and candid.

Dax Shepard has long, meandering conversations with actors, scientists, and thinkers. Warm, self-deprecating, and genuinely curious.

Lex Fridman has marathon conversations with scientists, engineers, philosophers, and public figures about AI, consciousness, physics, and the meaning of existence.