Rory Stewart joins Caroline Lucas to discuss his book Middleland. Moving beyond Westminster drama, they explore the rugged terrain of Cumbria and investigate the deep disconnect between central government policy and the nuanced realities of rural life.
Evolutionary biologist turned philosopher Massimo Pigliucci argues that Stoicism is a vibrant operating system for modern life. Learn how to navigate adversity, focus your energy, and cultivate character using this ancient framework—no quick-fix self-help required.
Anthropic’s Opus 4.5 and Claude Code have triggered a shift to autonomous software engineering. Unlike copilots, these agents manage complex workflows via terminal commands. Discover how "vibe coding" is compressing development timelines and reshaping the tech industry.
Engadget announces the Best of CES 2026 winners, prioritizing practical robotics and screen-free tech. LEGO's Smart Play took Best in Show, while Switchbot's laundry robot was a key highlight. Explore the 15 category winners selected from over 4,000 exhibitors.
Is the market on the verge of another 1929-style crash? Andrew Ross Sorkin joins TCAF to compare the Great Depression to today's AI-driven economy. He dives into sealed Fed minutes to reveal what actually broke the world a century ago—and why this time is different.
James Fishback argues Florida's "America First" movement has failed heritage Floridians. He outlines a nationalist platform to curb economic displacement, proposing tuition hikes for foreign students and banning private equity firms from buying single-family homes.
"Ralph Wiggum" isn't just a cartoon—it's a revolutionary AI coding loop. By leveraging Claude Opus, Ralph autonomously picks tasks, writes code, tests, and commits while you sleep. Discover the workflow popularized by Ryan Carson that acts as an indefatigable engineering team for pennies.
American education is stuck in an industrial "factory model." McKenzie Price’s Alpha School uses adaptive AI to fix it. With just two hours of academic work, students reach the 99th percentile, freeing up time to master life skills and high-agency projects.
Harvard's Arthur Brooks argues happiness isn't luck—it's management. By understanding psychology as biology, we can master our emotions. Explore 14 habits to optimize your morning and evening routines, blending neurobiology with ancient wisdom for a life of purpose.
It's January 2026. Institutional adoption is at an all-time high, yet prices remain stagnant. We explore the decoupling of news and price action, the "Coldplay Effect" on altcoins, and why investors are rethinking strategies amidst the "bear market blues."
The unemployment rate has dropped to 4.4%, easing fears of a rapid economic downturn. However, a complex dynamic persists: hiring is slowing significantly while layoffs remain low. This divergence fuels market gains while crypto struggles in a restrictive environment.
While modern rockets reuse boosters, they still discard the second stage. Stoke Space, founded by former Blue Origin engineers, is changing that. They are developing a fully reusable rocket designed to operate like an aircraft, potentially triggering an "iPhone app store moment" for space.
Secretary Howard Lutnick details his aggressive economic roadmap on the All-In Podcast. From leveraging tariffs to reimagining government efficiency, learn how the Commerce Secretary plans to drive the American economy to 6% GDP growth by 2026 through structural reform.
2026 isn't just another year; it's the potential arrival of the singularity. From AGI convergence to robotaxi fleets, we examine how timelines are compressing. Discover why leaders like Musk and Altman believe the future of AI is arriving faster than expected.
Kara Swisher, Audie Cornish, and Bill Cohan dissect the fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting, White House spin, and the Warner Bros. Discovery bidding war. Plus, a look at corporate silence on civil unrest and AI governance failures in this week's episode of Pivot.
Tuya Smart executives project double-digit growth through 2026, driven by AI integration and aggressive innovation. The strategy includes a 10% share buyback program and expansion across 7,000 global brands.
