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"And for our younger audience, there was no Granola back then. We're not dealing with AI being able to transcribe in real time. Literally, you are doing the transcription."
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"Whether it's going back to Jonathan Gold, the iconic Los Angeles food critic, or it's Left, Right & Center. I mean, KCRW has made such a mark not just in LA, but nationally."
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"There's a set of authors and books that you get pretty regularly — Jim Collins, Good to Great, or recently Shoe Dog, Phil Knight."
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"There's a set of authors and books that you get pretty regularly — Jim Collins, Good to Great, or recently Shoe Dog, Phil Knight. There's a long list of non-fiction authors who show up regularly."
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"Are you seeing an uptick in your subscriptions since you started launching in Target and Costco?"
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"He talks about companies like Patagonia and Costco that because of their high standards in their sourcing, their ethical sourcing, they've changed entire industries."
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"From your brilliant Settlers of Catan — you have to have some different strategy in your back pocket or you can't expect a different outcome."
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"Back in the Hulu days, that's where I heard him say it — Jason Kilar and the term 'automagically.'"
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"Earlier this year the IBM Institute for Business Value released a provocative report called Enterprise in 2030, citing the big bets that CEOs needed to be making. And one of those bets was about quantum computing."
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"The book is Bagman. It is a riveting and rollicking tale. I encourage everyone to pick it up."
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"His brilliant podcast is Think Fast Talk Smart and his book is Think Faster, Talk Smarter."
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"My rabbi, Rabbi Sharon Brous, wrote a book a couple of years ago called The Amen Effect. It's a beautiful book."
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"Wouldn't it be nice if that content was consensual, ethical, directly ties, monitored, and was made in a safe way"
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"Fahrenheit 451 was written in the early 1950s. And it envisions like AirPods. It envisions AI driven robotic police dogs."
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"I reread 1984 last year. I'd forgotten that Orwell divided the world into three superpowers, right? Exactly what you're describing."
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"I just finished rereading Fahrenheit 451 last week, two weeks ago. The amazing thing is Fahrenheit 451 was written in the early 1950s. And it envisions like AirPods. It envisions AI driven robotic police dogs."
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"And I think that's the thing that most Liquid Death fans connect to is look at the data. It's like 98% of people hate marketing."
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"He'll assert something and I'll ask him his source and he now knows that TikTok is not a source. The account on TikTok might be if it's KCRW on TikTok, that's one thing."
"When you're spending hours a day on TikTok, we're products of our environment in really meaningful ways."
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"Creative Planning is one of the country's largest independent wealth management firms where a single team, advisors, tax specialists, estate planners, all work from one coordinated plan."
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"One of the best things about Masters of Scale Summit is it's full of who luck. It is an extraordinary cross-section of business people, technologists, investors, academics, authors, artists. If you want to increase your who luck, if you want to potentially change the trajectory of the rest of your life, join us. Visit mastersofscale.com/summit."
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