Episodes featuring All-In Podcast
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The All-In hosts cover the 2026 midterm results live as Democrats head toward a sweep, with guests Ted Cruz, Rahm Emanuel, Polymarket's Shane Coplan, Tim Dillon, Taylor Lorenz, Brad Gerstner and Ben Shapiro on what...
All-In hosts Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, Chamath Palihapitiya and David Friedberg ask whether Anthropic's S-1 reveals the greatest business ever, then cover Google's $500 billion earnings drop and their midterm...
Jason Calacanis interviews Whoop CEO Will Ahmed about building a 4 million member wearable with 50 billion hours of health data, using AI to spot health problems early, and fighting the FDA over blood pressure.
Jason Calacanis, Chamath Palihapitiya and David Friedberg, with guest Nikesh Arora of Palo Alto Networks, debate whether AI spending is a bubble, the AI-found PHP security crisis, and France's riots and debt troubles.
IBM's Arvind Krishna and Nikesh Arora join All-In to discuss when quantum computers could break encryption, why most AI work may shift to cheaper open weight models, AI-driven cyber threats, and coming software...
Figma CEO Dylan Field talks with David Friedberg about the blocked $20 billion Adobe deal, competing with AI labs like Anthropic, and his argument that design, not code, is now what sets software apart.
The All-In crew breaks down stress signs in the AI boom, including CoreWeave's bond crisis and Anthropic's mixed IPO signals, with Ben Horowitz joining the discussion.
Billy Evans, husband of Elizabeth Holmes, joins the All-In hosts to discuss their relationship, her conviction and prison sentence, and his new diagnostics company.
Martin Shkreli joins the All-In hosts to explain why quantum computing is overhyped, how pharmaceutical arbitrage works, and what prison taught him about ego.
The All-In hosts discuss Anthropic's AI consciousness work, OpenAI solving 700 math proofs in hours, and France's austerity riots as a warning for Western fiscal policy.
The All-In hosts cover Trump's White House AI Safety Accord, strong economic data, and midterm election predictions.
Jake Paul and The Chainsmokers join the All-In crew to discuss converting fame into real businesses, covering boxing promotion, venture investing, and how attention becomes a durable asset.
Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek joins the All-In crew to discuss Neko, his $499/year preventative health platform, and why healthcare's incentives push treatment over early detection.
The All-In hosts discuss why Anthropic and OpenAI face structural problems going public, how open-source AI is rapidly taking over token usage, and where the real gains will land.
Luca Ferrari, CEO of Bending Spoons, explains how he built a $40 billion company by acquiring undervalued apps and improving them through shared technology and lean teams.
Steve Hilton, a Republican candidate for California governor, and Spencer Pratt join the All-In hosts to discuss cost of living, regulatory overload, and how California's political machine stays in power.
Blake Scholl, founder of Boom Supersonic, joins the All-In hosts to discuss breaking the sound barrier with a small team, legalizing supersonic flight, and repurposing jet engines to power data centers.
Naveen Rao, CEO of Unconventional AI, joins the All-In hosts to explain why current AI hardware wastes most of its energy moving data and how a new chip design could fix that.
AppLovin CEO Adam Foroughi joins the All-In hosts to explain how the company survived a 92% stock crash and rebuilt into a major ad-tech player through buybacks and better AI models.
Bill Gurley joins the All-In hosts to argue that COVID-19 has never had its root cause established, and explains why that failure leaves us exposed to future pandemics.