E92: Inside the Invisible Cage: How Algorithms Control Workers w/ Hatim Rahman
Award-winning professor Hatim A. Rahman joins the podcast to discuss Inside the Invisible Cage, exploring how algorithms and AI shape modern work, from gig platforms to corporate offices.Guest Bio: Dr...
19 Aug 202459min
E91: Unpacking Google’s Monopoly Case w/ Harvard Professor Shane Greenstein
Harvard’s Shane Greenstein breaks down the Google antitrust ruling, the future of search, and why the biggest tech companies may be due for a reckoning.👤 Guest Bio: Shane Greenstein is the Martin Mar...
16 Aug 202442min
E90: Tech's Biggest Innovations, Cloud Computing, & AI's Energy Consumption w/ Mark P. Mills
Mark P. Mills explains how the convergence of AI, robotics, material science, and cloud computing is driving a new industrial revolution and economic boom akin to the Roaring 1920s.Guest Bio: Mark P. ...
10 Aug 20241h 13min
E89: Preparing for a World with a Shrinking Population w/ Dustin Whitney
Watch the full episode on YouTube 📺https://youtu.be/4tyqIhQwCDA 🎙 The Pod is hosted by Jesse Wright💬 For guest suggestions, questions, or media inquiries, reach out at https://elpodcast.media/📬 Ne...
1 Aug 20241h 15min
E88: SILICON SCAMS: Exposing Lazy Workers & Venture Capitalists w/ Dr. Emmanuel Maggiori
Dr. Emanuel Maçiori, author of Silicon, exposes how the tech industry wastes capital, hoards idle workers, and creates hype cycles built on fake problems and misaligned incentives.Guest Bio: Dr. Emanu...
23 Jul 20241h 30min
E87: The Kennedys: Power, Scandal, & Murder w/ Maureen Callahan
Maureen Callahan joins to expose the dark legacy of the Kennedy family through the lens of the women whose lives they damaged or destroyed.Guest bio: Maureen Callahan is an award-winning investigative...
16 Jul 202451min
E86: Understanding the Global Supply Chain Collapse w/ Peter S. Goodman
Peter S. Goodman, global economics correspondent for The New York Times, discusses his book How the World Ran Out of Everything, exploring how the pandemic exposed the fragility, complexity, and monop...
8 Jul 202449min
E85: Former Berkeley Chancellor Nick Dirks on the Rising Costs and Uses & Abuses of Universities
Former UC Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks joins the podcast to discuss the cost crisis, politics, and purpose of American universities.Guest Bio: Nicholas Dirks is a historian and former chancellor...
4 Jul 202451min
