In this episode, hosts Ken Coleman and Rachel Cruze discuss various financial priorities through listener calls, focusing on the impact of financial decisions in personal and family relationships amid holiday spending. They address topics like balancing job flexibility with professional growth, navigating emotional complexities surrounding inheritance, teaching children financial responsibility, and making informed budgeting choices for significant purchases. The discussions emphasize the importance of clear communication, setting financial boundaries, and prioritizing long-term goals to define a stable financial future.

In this episode, Joe Rogan interviews Michael Waddell, a prominent figure in the hunting community known for his show 'Bone Collector.' The discussion ranges from the cultural significance of hunting, the evolution of hunting practices, and the deep connections formed through shared experiences in the outdoors. Waddell reflects on his interactions with Native American communities, emphasizing conservation and ethical hunting. The conversation also touches on historical hunting practices, modern advancements in equipment, and the psychological aspects of hunting, all while highlighting the importance of camaraderie and personal growth in the hunting culture.

In this episode, the hosts cover significant current events, including Donald Trump's controversial proposal for the U.S. to reclaim the Panama Canal and Greenland. A tragic incident in the NYC subway, where a woman was set on fire, raises public safety concerns, leading to critiques of political leaders, including Governor Gavin Newsom, who faces scrutiny over the mismanagement of $24 billion allocated for homelessness. The conversation also explores the evolving sentiments of public figures like Stephen A. Smith, reflecting voter disillusionment with traditional political narratives and accountability issues surrounding governance.

In this engaging episode, hosts DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God discuss with actors Morris Chestnut and Emayatzy Corinealdi about their roles in the series 'Reasonable Doubt'. They explore the character of a Black female attorney balancing her professional and personal life, touching on the show's portrayal of marriage and the significance of female leads in the film industry. The conversation delves into the emotional aspects of acting, the impacts of past roles on their careers, and the importance of a supportive working environment, particularly for women in the industry.

A Russian attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure left thousands without heat during winter, sparking anger and condemnation from President Zelensky. Meanwhile, the auto industry is undergoing significant changes as Honda and Nissan consider a merger to enhance their competitiveness in the electric vehicle market amid rising competition from Chinese automakers. In Nigeria, the economic crisis is impacting the holiday season, with high inflation and recent reforms resulting in less festive celebrations for citizens.

Historian Edward Watts draws parallels between contemporary America and the decline of the Roman Republic, emphasizing shared issues like corruption, economic inequality, and political instability. The discussion reveals how societal disillusionment can lead to authoritarianism, pointing to the critical role of the middle class in sustaining democracy. Historical lessons suggest that rapid societal changes and the erosion of trust in government institutions can lead to civil unrest and violence, mirroring elements seen in ancient Rome.

In this episode, Marc Lore, a serial entrepreneur, discusses his journey and insights into business evolution, particularly with his latest venture, Wonder. He emphasizes the importance of being adaptable in the food service industry, highlighting a recent pivot from a truck-based delivery service to a brick-and-mortar model. The episode features advice for early-stage founders, including strategies for pricing, market presence, and leveraging unique business models amidst rising cocoa prices, competitive challenges, and shifting consumer preferences. Lore underscores the significance of hiring the right talent and the power of effective execution in achieving startup success.

In this engaging episode, Emma Chamberlain delves into the intricacies of having a crush, balancing the excitement with the anxiety of uncertain feelings. She offers practical advice on navigating crushes, emphasizing the importance of communication and self-awareness. Emma explores the challenges of compatibility and the need for personal independence before pursuing romantic interests. With insights into casual relationships and the authenticity of connections, the episode provides listeners with an honest reflection on romantic dilemmas and encourages a focus on genuine interactions.

In this engaging second part of the holiday special, hosts Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz converse with Ashley and Taryne about various facets of adult relationships. They explore the intricacies of friends with benefits through honest communication and emotional self-awareness. The episode also emphasizes the transformative experiences in one's twenties, highlighting the evolution of friendships over different life stages, the significance of self-care, and the importance of personal growth leading into one's thirties. Listeners are treated to insight on managing anxious thoughts, addressing sensitive topics among friends, and the necessity of celebrating individuality within family dynamics.

In this episode, Jonathan Van Ness speaks with financial expert Tori Dunlap about achieving financial stability, focusing on empowering women through financial literacy. Tori discusses the psychological aspects of money management, emphasizing the importance of addressing emotional relationships with finances. Key strategies mentioned include establishing an emergency fund, managing debts, and prioritizing retirement savings. The conversation also highlights the significance of understanding systemic barriers affecting financial autonomy, advocating for proactive steps to improve personal finances, and acknowledging shared struggles to promote well-being.

The coronation of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III on Christmas Day 800 AD signified the revival of imperial power in the West after the Roman Empire's fall. This episode discusses the complex power dynamics involving Charlemagne, tensions with the Byzantine Empire, and the fundamental role of the Church. Charlemagne masterfully navigated political landscapes, solidifying his status as a transformative leader despite lacking the bureaucratic structures of older empires. As his empire later fragmented due to internal strife and external threats like Viking raids, his legacy laid the foundations for future European identities and political boundaries.

The episode explores how financial conflicts can create challenges in personal relationships. Hosts Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze address the impact of differing financial perspectives, communication strategies, and shared goals through real-life examples. They discuss issues such as inherited properties, debt management, career transitions, and the emotional complexities surrounding finances. The hosts emphasize the necessity of open dialogue and alignment in financial priorities to foster harmony and resilience in relationships, encouraging listeners to navigate these dilemmas with understanding and strategic planning.

In this episode, Scott Galloway shares insights into his spending habits, reflecting on how childhood influences shape financial decisions. He argues that experiences provide lasting happiness, contrasting this with the fleeting joy of material purchases. The conversation covers various practical financial situations, emphasizing the importance of responsible spending, especially regarding social dynamics among friends and family. Galloway also discusses the challenges of financial stability, the rewards of generosity, and the necessity of adapting spending habits as one's economic status changes.

The episode explores the significant contributions of Jewish songwriters to American Christmas music, spotlighting figures like Sammy Cahn and Irving Berlin. Many of these musicians were children of Jewish immigrants and created beloved holiday classics that reflect a secular, inclusive interpretation of Christmas. The discussion emphasizes how their cultural backgrounds and personal experiences shaped their music, transforming Christmas into a universal celebration that resonates widely. The narrative uncovers the historical context of Jewish experiences during Christmas, highlighting their unique connection to the holiday through creativity and song.

In this episode, financial experts Dave Ramsey and Ken Coleman address various listener concerns regarding tax filing difficulties, financial setbacks, and family dynamics influencing financial decisions. They emphasize the importance of understanding one’s financial situation, seeking professional help, and developing budgeting strategies. Discussions revolve around the impact of inherited assets, career transitions, and the emotional aspects of managing finances. The hosts provide actionable advice aimed at helping listeners regain control over their finances and achieve their long-term goals.

President Biden has exercised his clemency authority to commute the sentences of 37 out of 40 federal death row inmates to life without parole, indicating a significant shift in his stance on capital punishment. This decision comes amid rising pressures from criminal justice advocates. Concurrently, the NIH is investing $300 million in long COVID research to address the urgent need for effective treatments, although concerns linger about the slow progress. The episode also highlights the destruction of cultural heritage sites in Lebanon, emphasizing the challenges of preserving antiquities during conflicts despite international legal protections.

In this episode, Steven Rinella and a panel of experts discuss living off the land in Alaska for 15 years, highlighting unique challenges, survival stories, and the deep connection to nature. They address topics such as hunter harassment, dietary practices around deer meat, and the historical complexities of land ownership in Alaska. The conversation includes personal anecdotes about adventures, the lessons learned from wildlife, and the importance of adaptability when living in the Alaskan wilderness.

In this episode, hosts Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz explore Greenland's climatic history, questioning whether it has always been cold or once boasted lush forests. Guided by ancient DNA discoveries, they reveal that Greenland, once teeming with wildlife like elephants, underwent dramatic ecological shifts over millions of years. The playful discussions provide insights into permafrost and its significance in understanding past climates, highlighting scientific discoveries and engaging children's curiosity about the natural world.

The episode discusses the turmoil within Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party following the resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, which has intensified calls for Trudeau's own resignation amid a worsening economic crisis. High inflation and a housing crisis have fueled public dissatisfaction, bringing Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre into the spotlight as a potential successor. The conversation highlights Trudeau's progressive policies as contributing factors to his declining popularity and the urgent need for a shift in focus towards economic issues.

In this episode of 'On With Kara Swisher,' Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta, emphasizes the importance of open source in AI development while discussing the potential risks associated with generative AI. He critiques excessive regulation and advocates for government support in providing computing resources for academics. LeCun also highlights the differences between Meta's open-source approach and the closed systems of competitors, expresses skepticism about the imminent threat of AI, and outlines future goals for AI systems to better understand the physical world, aiming to enhance their utility in daily life.

In this episode, experts George Kamel and Dr. John Delony address financial challenges faced by listeners, covering themes such as managing finances during emotional turmoil, retirement planning, inheritance issues, and recovery from natural disasters. They discuss the significance of making informed financial choices today to secure a brighter future and emphasize the need for resilience, self-awareness, and proactive financial management. The hosts provide tailored advice to enhance listeners' financial well-being and promote strong emotional health in their financial journeys.

In this episode, experts George Kamel and Dr. John Delony address financial challenges faced by listeners, covering themes such as managing finances during emotional turmoil, retirement planning, inheritance issues, and recovery from natural disasters. They discuss the significance of making informed financial choices today to secure a brighter future and emphasize the need for resilience, self-awareness, and proactive financial management. The hosts provide tailored advice to enhance listeners' financial well-being and promote strong emotional health in their financial journeys.

Jenner Furst discusses the documentary "Thank You, Dr. Fauci," offering a critical exploration of COVID-19's origins, the role of Anthony Fauci, and the implications of historical biodefense policies. He argues that the virus likely resulted from U.S.-funded gain-of-function research rather than natural sources, with evidence suggesting it may have emerged earlier than publicly acknowledged. The episode examines the impact of mRNA vaccine development, public health distrust, and the alarming consequences of past scientific practices, culminating in a call for accountability and reform in public health policy.

In this episode, Robinson Meyer and Jigar Shah discuss the potential effects of Donald Trump's presidency on green energy investments, emphasizing that advancements in clean technology will likely persist despite political shifts. Shah highlights the essential role of the Loan Programs Office in financing green projects, the importance of community engagement, and the evolving dynamics of the energy supply chain. The conversation also covers bipartisan support for clean energy initiatives and the necessity of diverse energy sources, including nuclear, to meet decarbonization goals and foster economic growth.

Mustafa Suleyman's journey from founding a helpline for young British Muslims to co-founding DeepMind and leading Microsoft's AI initiatives illustrates the evolution of artificial intelligence. He envisions AI as a personal assistant that enhances human capabilities while emphasizing the importance of empathy. Sulayman discusses the breakthroughs in AI, particularly in healthcare, while also addressing ongoing challenges in production and ethical considerations. The conversation highlights AI's transformative potential and the necessity for responsible oversight to mitigate risks as AI becomes increasingly integrated into society.

In this episode, Jay Shetty delves into the difficulties of modern dating, emphasizing the necessity of fostering meaningful relationships built on trust, emotional maturity, and communication. Drawing insights from the Singles in America study, he encourages listeners to shift their focus from superficial attributes to shared values. Jay addresses the importance of patience and understanding in relationships, urging individuals to seek partners who are committed to mutual growth and healing. Throughout the discussion, he highlights the significance of emotional support and maintaining friendships, advocating for a values-driven approach to love.

In this episode, Dr. Jordan Peterson discusses the troubling rise of anti-Semitism in Canada with journalist Terry Glavin, focusing on the impact of Justin Trudeau's administration. Following the events of October 7th, there has been a significant increase in anti-Semitic incidents, which Glavin attributes primarily to left-wing ideologies and a redefinition of victim narratives. They explore the connection between progressive movements, perceptions of Jewish communities, and the role of international politics, including the influence of the United Nations. The conversation further addresses economic challenges, political instability, and critical issues regarding free speech and legislative measures like Bill C-63.

Listeners to The Ramsey Show engage with hosts Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw about diverse financial dilemmas, emphasizing the need for thoughtful financial decisions amid emotional challenges. Topics range from the ethical division of inherited life insurance money to managing health insurance concerns in marriage. The hosts advocate proactive budgeting, smart debt management, and aligning financial goals with family dynamics, while dispelling myths around credit scores related to renting apartments. Overall, the episode underscores the importance of maintaining financial discipline in a society increasingly accepting of debt as normal.

Listeners to The Ramsey Show engage with hosts Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw about diverse financial dilemmas, emphasizing the need for thoughtful financial decisions amid emotional challenges. Topics range from the ethical division of inherited life insurance money to managing health insurance concerns in marriage. The hosts advocate proactive budgeting, smart debt management, and aligning financial goals with family dynamics, while dispelling myths around credit scores related to renting apartments. Overall, the episode underscores the importance of maintaining financial discipline in a society increasingly accepting of debt as normal.

Listeners to The Ramsey Show engage with hosts Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw about diverse financial dilemmas, emphasizing the need for thoughtful financial decisions amid emotional challenges. Topics range from the ethical division of inherited life insurance money to managing health insurance concerns in marriage. The hosts advocate proactive budgeting, smart debt management, and aligning financial goals with family dynamics, while dispelling myths around credit scores related to renting apartments. Overall, the episode underscores the importance of maintaining financial discipline in a society increasingly accepting of debt as normal.

Listeners to The Ramsey Show engage with hosts Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw about diverse financial dilemmas, emphasizing the need for thoughtful financial decisions amid emotional challenges. Topics range from the ethical division of inherited life insurance money to managing health insurance concerns in marriage. The hosts advocate proactive budgeting, smart debt management, and aligning financial goals with family dynamics, while dispelling myths around credit scores related to renting apartments. Overall, the episode underscores the importance of maintaining financial discipline in a society increasingly accepting of debt as normal.

Heather Cox Richardson discusses the alarming shift in U.S. politics towards a reality show-like atmosphere, where sensationalism overshadows substantive governance. She emphasizes the polarization caused by radical elements undermining democratic values, the influence of social media algorithms, and the corrupting holds of oligarchs, particularly in relation to the Republican Party's dynamics. Throughout the episode, Richardson reflects on the historical context of oligarchy in America and the pressing need for a pro-democracy media landscape to combat misinformation and safeguard democratic principles.

The episode discusses the unprecedented growth of cryptocurrencies following Donald Trump's 2024 election victory, particularly the surge of Bitcoin past $100,000. It highlights how a recent court case facilitated mainstream access to crypto investments and how the industry has strategically engaged in political spending to support pro-crypto candidates, including a super PAC named Fairshake. The episode also explores Trump's shift in stance towards cryptocurrencies and the proposed regulatory changes that could benefit the crypto industry, raising concerns about potential risks to the U.S. economy and investor protections.

In this episode, Andy Frisella and DJ CTI tackle various pressing political and social issues. They discuss the implications of a rushed social security reform bill proposed by Democrats, which could significantly burden dual-income couples. The episode also delves into the assassination of Igor Kirillov, the Russian chemical weapons chief, highlighting the implications for international relations. Additionally, they critique San Francisco's controversial hiring of an overweight activist to combat weight stigma, reflecting on societal attitudes and norms. Throughout the conversation, the hosts balance humor with serious concerns about governance and culture.

Steve Case, AOL co-founder, shares insights on the evolving landscape of tech entrepreneurship compared to the early internet days. He advises founders on navigating today's challenges, including market differentiation and regulatory hurdles. The episode features three entrepreneurs seeking guidance: Silvia, focusing on engaging male users for her family management app; Mindy, discussing strategies for her college concierge service; and Jason, who looks to connect with grandparents for his music education products. Case emphasizes the importance of creating positive user experiences and maintaining community connections, especially for college students. He stresses the need for perseverance and targeting niche markets in building successful startups.

Mel Robbins shares transformative insights from six expert guests over the past year, focusing on manifesting success, effective communication, better sleep routines, setting personal boundaries, and achieving happiness. The episode includes practical advice from a neuroscientist on manifestation techniques, a trial lawyer on communication strategies, a sleep scientist on bedtime routines, and a happiness expert on the multifaceted nature of happiness. It provides tools for listeners to improve their lives in meaningful ways.

In this episode, host Steven Crowder addresses the cultural and political implications of fat pride advocacy in public health. He critiques the hiring of Virgie Tovar as a fat pride consultant by the San Francisco Department of Health and examines how such ideologies can frame health recommendations as oppression. The discussion further explores the health risks associated with obesity, the importance of personal responsibility, and the economic burden obesity places on society. Through various perspectives on body image, exercise, and societal standards, Crowder emphasizes the need for accountability and the dangers of promoting a radical fat liberation narrative.

In this episode, Dan Bongino analyzes the significant shifts in the Republican Party due to Donald Trump's influence, highlighting lessons learned from past political controversies. He notes Trump's strategic management of media narratives and asserts that GOP approval ratings are at an all-time high thanks to Trump's populist agenda. Bongino critiques Congress's current chaos, particularly regarding budget proposals and calls for fiscal responsibility. He discusses allegations against Liz Cheney regarding witness tampering in January 6 investigations, and emphasizes the evolving media landscape that favors new platforms over traditional cable news.

Luigi Mangione has been indicted for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, classified as terrorism due to the intent to instill fear. This case raises significant questions about justice and societal reactions. The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by a quarter percentage point as it seeks to manage economic growth amidst persistent inflation. Additionally, a school shooting in Wisconsin by a 15-year-old girl challenges traditional views on gender and violence, prompting discussions about mental health and prevention strategies in understanding such acts.

In this episode, the hosts explore the saying 'feed a cold, starve a fever,' tracing its origins back to 1574 and discussing its evolution from a warning to accepted health advice. They debunk its validity by highlighting modern medical opinions that stress the importance of nutrition and hydration during illness. A Dutch study reveals that eating during a cold boosts immune proteins, while fasting can reduce them, reinforcing that proper nourishment is vital for recovery, especially when fever is involved.

In this episode, Dave Ramsey and Dr. John Delony tackle various financial dilemmas faced by listeners, emphasizing the need to address the underlying issues affecting financial wellbeing. The hosts provide advice on loan dynamics within families, housing decisions for aging parents, and the importance of long-term planning amidst debt. They encourage proactive financial strategies, including communication in relationships, managing intrusive family members, and aligning careers with personal values. Throughout discussions, listeners are reminded that financial freedom requires dedication, teamwork, and a commitment to prioritizing essential needs over immediate desires.

In this episode, Dave Ramsey and Dr. John Delony tackle various financial dilemmas faced by listeners, emphasizing the need to address the underlying issues affecting financial wellbeing. The hosts provide advice on loan dynamics within families, housing decisions for aging parents, and the importance of long-term planning amidst debt. They encourage proactive financial strategies, including communication in relationships, managing intrusive family members, and aligning careers with personal values. Throughout discussions, listeners are reminded that financial freedom requires dedication, teamwork, and a commitment to prioritizing essential needs over immediate desires.

In this episode, Kara Swisher and Paul Krugman discuss critical topics like SoftBank's investment in U.S. projects and ABC's settlement with Trump. Krugman reflects on his career and critiques cryptocurrency's legitimacy, emphasizing its links to illicit activities. They explore the complexities of trade wars initiated by Trump, implications for China's economy, and the stagnation in technological innovations in companies such as Apple. The episode also addresses concerns about the coercive power of government on businesses and how tech entrepreneurs' political alignments may undermine democratic values.

In this episode, Kara Swisher and Paul Krugman discuss critical topics like SoftBank's investment in U.S. projects and ABC's settlement with Trump. Krugman reflects on his career and critiques cryptocurrency's legitimacy, emphasizing its links to illicit activities. They explore the complexities of trade wars initiated by Trump, implications for China's economy, and the stagnation in technological innovations in companies such as Apple. The episode also addresses concerns about the coercive power of government on businesses and how tech entrepreneurs' political alignments may undermine democratic values.

The episode delves into the life and influence of Frederick Winslow Taylor, the father of scientific management, exploring his push for efficiency that shaped modern workplaces. It discusses the impact of Taylorism, emphasizing workers' exploitation in pursuit of profit while noting the Gilbreths' contrasting approach of promoting happiness alongside efficiency. Despite Taylor's methods enhancing productivity, they often led to de-skilling, decreased job satisfaction, and pushback against the emphasis on strict efficiency. The conversation spans historical critiques and contemporary implications, suggesting that investing in worker well-being can ultimately drive success.