Episodios

  • Milly Awards Recap — My First Million: Rituals, Regrets & Radical Trades (5 min)
    Dec 18 2025
    A ritualized wrap-up that turns year-end confessions into actionable rituals. This 5-minute summary condenses the original 2-hour My First Million episode with hosts Saam Paar and Shaan Puri and guest Steph, spotlighting the investments, personal wins and Ls, and habits that shaped their year. Learn why emotional ROI (Saam’s move to New York), health investments (Steph’s Accutane), and gut-driven angel bets matter as much as spreadsheets. The episode surfaces lessons for startups, venture capital, technology and innovation, mental health, and productivity—from missed unicorns and networking mistakes to Luka Dončić-style attention trades and misogi challenges. Expect practical takeaways on building focus, choosing bold bets, and treating rituals as high-leverage habits. Keywords: entrepreneurship, startups, investing, AI & tech, mental health, productivity. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    5 m
  • “There Is A Hit On Me”: Juan Orlando Hernández Tells His Side — PBD Podcast (5-min)
    Dec 18 2025
    A former Honduran president insists he’s innocent and brings new documents to prove it—this condensed interview delivers the claims, data, and stakes in minutes. Original: 2 hours • Summary: 5 minutes. Host Patrick Bet-David sits down with Juan Orlando Hernández, pardoned by Donald Trump after extradition and conviction, to discuss allegations of drug trafficking, alleged political ‘lawfare,’ extradition, the role of U.S. agencies, prison threats, and the evidence he says was excluded from trial. Listen to the key takeaways on homicide reductions, anti-drug strategies (maritime shields, aerial controls), witness incentives, and the geopolitics behind his indictment. If you’re following politics, extradition cases, Honduras, or U.S.–Latin America relations, this summary lays out the claims and documents to examine. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    5 m
  • Breaking Points: Piers, Candace & the Charlie Kirk Fallout
    Dec 18 2025
    A combustible mix of grief, rumor and performance—this episode dissects how speculation around Charlie Kirk turned into a culture-war spectacle. Condensed from 26 minutes to 2 minutes, this summary gives you the key moments and lessons fast. Hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti walk through Candace Owens’ private meeting with Erika Kirk, the explosive Piers Morgan confrontation, and the fallout from uncorroborated claims. You'll learn why verification and media literacy matter, how audience dynamics amplify misinformation, and the legal and ethical risks of sensational reporting. Guests Piers Morgan, Candace Owens, and Erika Kirk feature in the discussion of politics, conspiracy culture, defamation, and journalistic standards. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    3 m
  • White House as 'Walk of Fame' — Breaking Points (Condensed)
    Dec 18 2025
    One sentence hook: The White House makeover feels less like preservation and more like political branding, and it’s stirring real outrage. In this 2-minute condensed version (original 12 minutes), hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti break down the controversy over Donald Trump’s new colonnade plaques and a lavish ballroom renovation. You’ll hear why inscriptions calling Obama “the first black president” and labeling Biden “the worst president” turn a public monument into partisan messaging, and why a roughly $400 million renovation and overruled historic-preservation appeals raise urgent questions about transparency, private donations, and civic ownership. This episode clarifies the stakes—heritage, accountability, and how public spaces reflect our politics, current events, and society and culture. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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  • Adelson, Dershowitz and the $250M Question — Breaking Points (2-min)
    Dec 18 2025
    A single line in the Oval Office exposed how money, legal theory and foreign-policy loyalties are reshaping power in plain sight. This condensed 2-minute Breaking Points summary (original 14 minutes) with hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti breaks down Donald Trump’s public praise of Miriam Adelson’s $250 million backing, Alan Dershowitz’s draft on a possible third term, and the transactional politics that follow. Listeners will learn how donor influence is driving policy toward Israel and Gaza, the erosion of public trust, and why questions about corruption, legal gray areas, and geopolitical consequences matter now. Mentions include Miriam Adelson, Alan Dershowitz and the rhetorical framing from figures like Mark Levin. Ideal for anyone tracking politics, current-events, and global geopolitics and international relations. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    3 m
  • From Trauma to Purpose: Steve Bunting on Healing, Service — Shawn Ryan Show (Condensed)
    Dec 18 2025
    A brutal childhood, combat medicine, and psychedelic-assisted recovery collide in a story of grit and repair. (Original: 4 hours — Condensed: 8 minutes.) Host Shawn Ryan sits with Steve Bunting — MARSOC corpsman, CIA contractor, therapist, and head of coaching at Sharp Performance — as he traces survival strategies, moral injury, and the biological fixes that make therapy work. Learn practical takeaways on addressing sleep, hormones, inflammation, and operator syndrome; the role of psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration; culturally competent coaching for veterans, first responders, and families; and how grief and community enable repair. Topics include trauma, PTSD, mental health, veteran care, and pragmatic recovery steps. Shawn and Steve offer a blueprint for clinicians, leaders, and anyone carrying heavy things: fix the basics, honor grief, and do the integration work. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    9 m
  • Extratemporals, Time-Bubble Craft & Disclosure — The Joe Rogan Experience
    Dec 18 2025
    Hook: Could some UFOs be future humans returning through time—what Michael P. Masters dubs “extratempestrials”? This condensed 6-minute summary (original 3-hour episode) of The Joe Rogan Experience with host Joe Rogan and guest Michael P. Masters delivers the essentials fast. You’ll get the core hypotheses about time-traveling hominins, localized spacetime bubbles that explain impossible maneuvers, and recurring encounter motifs—reproductive interest, telepathy, and humanlike anatomy. The summary touches on Navy sightings (Tic Tac, Nimitz), secrecy and stovepiping in military programs, cryptoterrestrial possibilities, ancient myths (Nephilim, Book of Enoch), and the ethics of hidden technologies like zero-point energy. Learn what patterns emerge when stigma is removed, why whistleblowers matter, and what credible pilot testimony means for disclosure, consciousness studies, and media literacy. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    6 m
  • Caught in 4K: Philion on the Wes Watson Situation — Philion
    Dec 18 2025
    When online chaos meets the courtroom, deletion isn’t erasure: Philion breaks down the Wes Watson situation and why the paper trail matters. This 2-minute summary condenses an 18-minute episode into the essentials. Hear how alleged coordinated takedowns, fake legal threats, and restored channels intersect with civil-case evidence — and why lawyers holding copies of videos change the stakes. Host Philion walks listeners through claims of harassment, stalking allegations, public reputation attacks, and the viral footage now referenced in court records. You’ll learn how digital content, subreddit reporting, and YouTube removals can become part of civil litigation, what evidence preservation looks like, and why high-quality footage (“caught in 4K”) can be decisive. Topics covered: online harassment, evidence in civil cases, social media takedowns, and public accountability. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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    3 m