Memory and attention are physiological processes that can be optimized. NYU Professor Dr. Wendy Suzuki reveals how movement transforms cognitive function, from growing new brain cells to staving off decline. Learn the science of building a high-performing brain.
Menopause isn't a decline; it's a signal your body needs a new operating manual. Discover why old routines stop working and how to work with your physiology to boost metabolism, build muscle, and balance hormones for a stronger body than you had in your 20s.
Harvey scaled to a $190M run rate by ignoring standard playbooks. CEO Winston Weinberg explains why founders must "fire and re-hire" themselves every four months, prioritize speed over perfect accuracy, and target their hardest customers first to survive hyper-growth.
Massive capital flows—Anthropic’s $10B and a16z’s $15B—are reshaping the AI economy. As the landscape polarizes between early-stage bets and late-stage valuation risks, the VC "middle class" faces a squeeze. We analyze the sustainability of LLM valuations and OpenAI's potential risks.
Lenders in the $1.7T private credit market are stripping safeguards to secure deals. With 80% of the market now "covenant-lite" and true default rates hitting 5%, hidden borrower stress mirrors pre-2008 conditions and threatens a major systemic liquidity event.
Finance professor Patrick Boyle joins Hidden Forces to analyze Jeffrey Epstein's opaque financial history and the institutional failures revealed by the files. The discussion explores why digital platforms like YouTube are demonetizing analysis of these public court documents.
New data from the Angus Reid Institute indicates Justin Trudeau holds the highest average approval rating (46%) among Canadian Prime Ministers since 2004. He slightly outpaces Paul Martin (44%) and leads Stephen Harper (38%) when averaging popularity over their full tenures.
Nick Huber opens up about the reality behind his persona, dissecting the turbulent acquisition of Somewhere.com and his pivot back to extreme focus. Beyond the mistakes, he shares a battle-tested playbook for global hiring that challenges the traditional US-centric model.
From co-founding Def Jam to revitalizing Johnny Cash, Rick Rubin is a music industry enigma. He operates not as a technical engineer, but as a creative spiritual guide. We analyze his "production by reduction" philosophy to uncover a framework for creativity that transcends the studio.
The AI sector is shifting focus from raw reasoning to "personal context." With Google integrating Gemini into Workspace to leverage user history, the race is on to secure deep data access. This pivot creates high switching costs and defines the next major battleground for tech giants.
The Senate Banking Committee indefinitely postponed a key crypto bill vote after Coinbase and industry leaders withdrew support. Citing restrictive amendments on DeFi and tokenization, stakeholders deemed the draft "catastrophic," prompting a legislative stalemate in Congress.
By 2026, AI and blockchain will converge to solve TradFi limitations. Driven by AI agents needing autonomous payment rails, the market is pivoting to stablecoins and DePIN, enabling decentralized computing and bypassing legacy banking KYC hurdles.
Silicon Valley often champions the abrasive genius, but Sam Lessin argues that etiquette is a strategic tool. Learn how "showing up with a low heart rate" signals the confidence and competence needed to build trust and close deals in the high-stakes startup world.
Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen discuss why traditional market sizing fails to capture the magnitude of the AI wave. They explore how supply-driven markets create exponential demand and why the future isn't just different, but significantly larger than the past.
Does external success cure internal insecurity? Russ and Chris Williamson discuss the "arrival fallacy," the dark side of ambition, and the transition from external validation to internal mastery. A roadmap for navigating the existential crisis of high achievement.
CES 2026 revealed a harsh truth: AI isn't just a trend; it's an economic restructure. Experts from McKinsey and General Catalyst argue this shift will dwarf the internet era, impacting everything from workforce engineering to global manufacturing dominance.
