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Average audio length:
60 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
7 episodes
since May 1, 2026
episodic

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Your non-stick pan might be the most dangerous thing in your kitchen and most people have no idea. Jordan Nathan, founder of Caraway, built one of the fastest growing cookware brands in the country after realizing the industry was full of forever chemicals that big companies are actively fighting …

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Tiki Barber spent 10 seasons with the New York Giants and says 50% of every great NFL play is actually broken. The best players are not executing perfect plays. They are improvising at full speed and making something broken look great. In this episode Kyle sits down with Tiki Barber and Olympic gol…
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Jonathan Swanson built two companies — Thumbtack and Athena — and has spent his career studying the one principle that separates people who scale from people who stay stuck: delegation. In this episode he breaks down why the most productive people in history never did everything themselves, the fu…
Hank Medina aka Litquidity built finance's most followed anonymous account at 3AM in 2017 — a side project while still in investment banking that turned into a full media empire. In this episode, Kyle and Hank get into the Litquidity origin story, the Business Insider outing, democratizing access …
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