Podcast•Jan 31, 2026•1h 16m
Possible: Amjad Masad on Vibe Coding, AI Agents, and the End of Boilerplate
In this episode, Reid Hoffman and Aria Finger interview Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit, about how AI is democratizing software creation by turning natural language into functional code. Masad shares his journey from self‑teaching in Jordan to building a platform that leverages "vibe coding"—a gaming‑inspired, intuitive approach that prioritizes computational thinking over syntax. They discuss the rise of AI agents and autonomous workflows, the shift toward designing environments for machines, and the broader implications for jobs, regulation, and human agency in a cognitive industrial revolution.
By Masters of Scale
Podcast•Jan 31, 2026•0 min
ElevenLabs CEO on Building an "Omni" Audio AI and Funding Rumors
In this interview, ElevenLabs CEO and co‑founder Mati Staniszewski outlines the company’s rapid growth—now at $330 million ARR—and its upcoming funding round that could crown it Europe’s most valuable tech startup. He explains the vision behind ElevenLabs’ “omni” audio AI model, a...
By Sources
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•10 min
Anthropic's New Plugins and $3 Billion Lawsuit
The episode examines Anthropic's newly released Co‑Work plugins, which let enterprise users automate niche tasks and integrate AI more tightly into their workflows. It also breaks down the $3 billion lawsuit filed by music publishers accusing Anthropic of copying roughly 20,000...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•32 min
Space Power: The View From Down Under
In this episode, Laura Winter and Malcolm Davis discuss Australia’s evolving role in space security and defense amid a shifting global order. Davis outlines how Australia must modernize its national defense strategy, invest in indigenous space capabilities, and deepen collaboration...
By The DownLink Podcast
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•34 min
It's Friday, Juan and Tim Rant with Data Day Texas Takeaways
In this 34‑minute episode, Juan and Tim unwind over a beer to discuss recent developments in the data landscape and share their key takeaways from Data Day Texas. They cover topics such as the hype around AI versus real monetary...
By Catalog & Cocktails
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•1h 2m
Road to Rail: Slashing Costs and Carbon with Automation
In the "Road to Rail: Slashing Costs and Carbon with Automation" episode, hosts explore how automation technologies are transforming rail infrastructure projects by reducing both financial expenditures and carbon emissions. They discuss specific innovations such as autonomous track inspection drones,...
By The Robot Report Podcast
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•26 min
Episode 142: Collaborative Robot Arms - Mark Gray
In this episode, Claire interviews Mark Gray, the UK country manager for Universal Robots, about the rise of collaborative robot arms, or cobots, that can safely work side‑by‑side with humans. Mark shares insights from his three decades in automation, highlighting...
By Robot Talk
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•51 min
Special "Ask Us Anything" Episode (517)
In this special "Ask Us Anything" episode, Joe Pulizzi and Robert Rose field audience questions covering SEO vs. AEO backlink strategies, the balance of free versus paid content for membership groups, and the future role of human marketers in an...
By This Old Marketing
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•56 min
503: The Framemaking Sale: Building Buyer Decision Confidence
In this episode, Brent Adamson argues that the core challenge in B2B sales is not gaining buyer trust in the supplier, but helping buyers trust themselves to make decisions. He debunks three common assumptions— that supplier trust alone solves the...
By Renegade Marketers Unite
Podcast•Jan 30, 2026•1 min
Testing Robotics in Space
The future of in-space robotics relies on testing operations in space.
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•23 min
How Dresma Hit $2M ARR With Usage-Based Pricing & AI-Powered E-Commerce Imagery
In this episode, Siddharth Sinha, co‑founder and CEO of Dresma, walks through how his AI‑powered platform scales studio‑quality e‑commerce imagery and video for global brands using usage‑based pricing and automated workflows. He explains why the usage model outperformed seat‑based pricing,...
By The Top Entrepreneurs Podcast
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•0 min
Meta's CTO on VR Layoffs, Glasses, and the Next AI Model
In this interview, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth discusses the recent VR layoffs, the accelerated production of Meta glasses, and the company's broader AI ambitions, including AI wearables and humanoid robots. He explains that slower-than-expected VR adoption is shifting focus to...
By Sources
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•49 min
What Does It Really Take to Make Space Work for Your World?
In a 50‑minute Better Satellite World Awards roundtable, SSPI’s Tamara Bond‑Williams convenes leaders from Astroscale, INTEGRASYS, and River Advisers to discuss how satellite systems impact daily life on Earth. The panel delves into orbital sustainability, interference protection, spectrum access, and...
By SSPI Podcast
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•36 min
5 Key Findings to Becoming a Great Scientific Mentor with Riley Elmer
In this 36‑minute episode, host Riley Elmer breaks down five essential principles for effective scientific mentorship, emphasizing the importance of aligning values, seeking mentors beyond just technical expertise, and using productive tension to foster growth. He shares personal anecdotes that...
By Inside Biotech
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•14 min
Why the Future of Financial Fraud Prevention Is Passwordless
In this episode, Dr. Adam Lowe of CompoSecure/Arculus and fraud analyst Suzanne Sando discuss the surge in AI‑driven financial fraud and why traditional passwords are no longer sufficient. They highlight how retailers like eBay and Amazon are moving to password‑less...
By PaymentsJournal
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•0 min
The Machine Ethics Podcast: 2025 Wrap up with Lisa Talia Moretti & Ben Byford
In the 2025 wrap‑up episode, host Ben Byford and digital sociologist Lisa Talia Moretti review the year’s AI landscape, covering the surge of low‑quality "AI slop," the decline of traditional social media, the rise of Grok and explicit‑content generators, and...
By AIhub
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•44 min
How to Cultivate Content Creativity: A Framework for Marketers
In this episode, host interviews content strategist Melanie Deziel about reviving stale marketing through a two‑phase creativity framework. She explains how separating ideation into divergent thinking (generating many wild ideas) and convergent thinking (refining and selecting the strongest concepts) can...
By Social Media Marketing Podcast
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•46 min
Cold Weather, Hot Scams.
In this episode, the hosts dissect recent social‑engineering attacks, covering a Verizon outage‑related credit scam, a rare case where a victim recovered nearly $1 million after a cyber fraud, and a surge of Ozembic/GLP‑1 weight‑loss drug scams targeting Wisconsin consumers with...
By Hacking Humans
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•1 min
Tissue Engineering
The winners from NASA’s Vascular Tissue Challenge are taking their Earth-based research to space.
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Jan 29, 2026•36 min
Ep. 205: How to Use AI for B2B Storytelling Without Losing Your Brand | Nick Usborne
In this episode, Nick Usborne explains how B2B marketers can harness AI for scalable content while preserving their brand’s unique voice. He stresses that the only defensible moat is a company’s authentic story, not generic narratives or tone, and reveals...
By B2B Marketers on a Mission
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•13 min
Nvidia's Game-Changing Weather Model
In this episode, Jamie and Jaeden explore the latest breakthroughs in AI-driven weather forecasting, spotlighting Nvidia's new weather model that delivers markedly higher accuracy. They discuss how businesses, especially e‑commerce platforms, can harness these predictions to anticipate demand spikes tied...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•46 min
623: Why 90% of TikTok Shop Sellers Fail & How The Other 10% Make Millions With Ian Page
In this episode, host Steve talks with Ian Page, founder of Bullseye Sellers, about why 90% of TikTok Shop sellers fail and how the top 10% achieve million‑dollar success. Ian explains TikTok’s tightened onboarding rules, the importance of Fulfilled‑by‑TikTok (FPT)...
By My Wife Quit Her Job
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•48 min
Accelerating Disaster Response with GiveDirectly's Nick Allardice - Ep. 287
In this episode, Nick Allardice, President and CEO of GiveDirectly, discusses how his organization leverages AI, mobile money, and satellite imagery to deliver cash assistance to people affected by disasters, often within days. He explains AI-driven flood forecasting in regions...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•30 min
292: Move Over Perovskite - There’s a New Solar Kid in Town
In this episode, Matt and Sean Ferrell shift focus from perovskite to kesterite, a newer solar‑cell material that could become a cheaper, less toxic alternative to current technologies. They explain kesterite’s historical roots, its manufacturing challenges, and why it may...
By Still To Be Determined
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•36 min
Claude Apps: How Anthropic’s New Interactive Apps Can Up Your AI Productivity
In this episode, Jordan Wilson explores Anthropic’s new Claude Apps, interactive tools embedded within the Claude LLM that aim to streamline AI‑driven workflows. He explains the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that powers these apps, walks through enabling them, and compares...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•12 min
Waabi Raises $1B From Uber and VCs
The episode examines Waabi, an autonomous trucking startup that just raised a $1 billion funding round, including a $250 million investment from Uber. It highlights Waabi's AI‑first strategy, which relies on advanced simulation to enable rapid learning and generalization across vehicle platforms...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•11 min
#527 - The Piggyback Method: Build an Amazon Brand Without Starting From Zero with The Zab Twins
In this episode Andy explains the "Piggyback Method," a strategy for launching an Amazon brand by leveraging existing product demand rather than building from scratch. The Zab Twins share how piggybacking on proven listings outperforms traditional retail and supplier models,...
By Built by Business: Amazon FBA, E-Commerce, Brand Building
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•42 min
SaaStr 839: Why Most SaaS Companies Will Fail at AI (And How to Avoid It) with Intercom's CPO
In this episode, Intercom Chief Product Officer Paul Adams details how the company pivoted from a struggling SaaS business to an AI-first powerhouse, launching the Fin product that now resolves over a million customer issues weekly. He explains that successful...
By The Official SaaStr Podcast
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•22 min
Give It a Name
In this episode, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson discuss how and when they choose product names, sharing stories behind names like Fizzy and Omarchy and noting that no name can satisfy every criterion. They explain the practical influence of...
By REWORK (37signals)
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•46 min
A Billion Dollar Bet on AI-First Drug Development
In this episode, Marc Tessier‑Lavigne, co‑founder and CEO of Xaira, explains how the company is using an end‑to‑end AI platform to overhaul drug discovery by tackling three core bottlenecks: target selection, molecule design, and patient stratification. Xaira trains high‑dimensional "virtual...
By The Bio Report
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•1 min
First Flight
The episode chronicles NASA's historic first flight of the X‑59 Quiet Supersonic Transport, detailing the years of design, development, and testing that led to its October launch. It explains how the aircraft's innovative shape and engine technology aim to dramatically...
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•1h 4m
Risky Business #822 -- France Will Ditch American Tech over Security Risks
In this episode Patrick Gray and Adam Boileau review a week of cybersecurity headlines, highlighting France’s decision to replace US collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams and Zoom with a sovereign platform, and China’s alleged “Salt Typhoon” operation that spied on...
By Risky Business
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•7 min
SANS Stormcast Wednesday, January 28th, 2026: Romance Scams; DoS Vuln in React Server Components; OpenSSL Patch; Kubernetes Priv Confusion
The episode covers four security topics: the early tactics of romance scams as detailed in a guest diary, a newly released denial‑of‑service fix for React Server Components, critical OpenSSL updates that patch a remote‑code‑execution flaw, and a Kubernetes Helm chart...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Jan 28, 2026•30 min
E202: Recent Advances in LLMs and How They Will Impact Science and Pharma Research
In this episode, Javier Tordable, founder and CEO of Pauling.ai and former Google technologist, explains how modern large language models have evolved into autonomous AI agents capable of executing multi‑step scientific workflows, from literature synthesis to hypothesis generation and computational...
By AI for Pharma Growth
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•2h 31m
Why 'Aligned AI' Could Still Kill Democracy | David Duvenaud, Ex-Anthropic Team Lead
In this episode, David Duvenaud—former Anthropic alignment‑evals lead and computer‑science professor—explores the "gradual disempowerment" thesis that fully capable AI will economically and politically marginalize humans, threatening liberal democracy. He argues that democracy arose from nations needing productive, educated citizens, but...
By 80,000 Hours Podcast
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•34 min
Artemis II: Inside NASA’s New Ride to the Moon
In this episode, hosts Jacob Pinter and Padi Boyd take listeners inside NASA’s Artemis II mission, touring the Orion crew capsule with vehicle manager Branelle Rodriguez and exploring its life‑support, habitability, and waste‑management systems. They also sit down with Space Launch...
By NASA’s Curious Universe
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•45 min
VC10X - Engineering Liquidity in Deeptech - Brad Harrison, Founder, Scout Ventures
In this 45‑minute episode, West Point graduate and former Airborne Ranger Brad Harrison explains how Scout Ventures applies military‑grade SOPs and a 40‑revision investment process to back frontier deep‑tech startups at the nexus of national security and innovation. He details...
By VC10X
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•16 min
The Secrets to Successful Payment Implementations
In this episode, host Paul McMeekin interviews Solitaire Moffett, Director of Implementations at Bottomline, about best practices for smooth payment system rollouts. She emphasizes early stakeholder engagement, thorough preparation, and clear communication to avoid common pitfalls such as testing fatigue...
By The Payments Podcast
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Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•43 min
AI Images for Business: Tools, Prompts, and Strategy
In this episode, host interviews visual strategist Lauren deVane about leveraging AI-generated images for business branding. She outlines a seven‑pillar prompting framework and a streamlined workflow that lets marketers create high‑quality, on‑brand visuals without costly photography. Key takeaways include practical...
By AI Explored
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•0 min
Product Pass Drop: Canva, ElevenLabs, Manus, Factory, Amp, Railway, Framer—Now Free with Your Paid Subscription
In this episode of Lenny's Reads, the host announces seven new premium partners—Canva, ElevenLabs, Manus, Factory, Amp, Railway, and Framer—added to the Product Pass, boosting the total value of a paid subscription to over $25,000. He walks through each tool’s...
By Lenny Rachitsky
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•29 min
Charming Commerce Ft. Rembrandt Charms
In this episode, host interviews Eric Lux, President of Rembrandt Charms, about the booming online market for charms and the factors driving high conversion rates. Lux explains how vertical integration ensures consistent inventory on retail shelves and streamlines fulfillment. He...
By In the Loupe
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•24 min
Finding Your Voice in Your Marketing
In this episode, Andréa Jones explains how to develop and share a clear, relief‑focused point of view (POV) in your marketing without sparking online drama. She outlines a four‑part POV framework—values, founder experience, community values, and transformation—and shows how to...
By The Mindful Marketing Podcast
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•25 min
The Infrastructure Revolution Behind Data Centers in Space With Ramon.Space CEO Avi Shabtai
In this episode, Ramon.Space CEO Avi Shabtai explains the vision of a distributed‑architecture data center in space, where a mesh of satellites functions as individual compute and storage nodes. He outlines the technical foundations—edge‑computing hardware, onboard processing, and inter‑satellite networking—that...
By On Orbit
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•1 min
Protecting Human Health
NASA researchers monitor the atmospheric movement of pollutants to help protect human health.
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•0 min
Interview: Demis Hassabis @ Sources Live, Davos
In this live Davos interview, DeepMind CEO Demir Hassabis outlines upcoming developments for Gemini 4, including its integration with Apple’s Siri, and discusses the broader roadmap toward artificial general intelligence (AGI). He highlights gaps that still need to be solved for...
By Sources
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•11 min
Microsoft Reveals Maya 200 AI Inference Chip
The episode dives into Microsoft's Maya 200 AI inference chip, detailing its architecture, power efficiency, and performance metrics that enable faster, lower‑cost deployment of large AI models. It contrasts inference needs with training workloads, emphasizing how custom silicon can dramatically...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•0 min
The Evolution of Direct Debit
In this episode, host Mike Chambers sits down with Richard Ransom of Bottomline and Mike Hutchinson of The Regular Payments Marketing Company to trace the half‑century history of direct debit, examining current transaction volumes, value trends, and the evolving supply...
By Payments:Unpacked
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•24 min
Ralph Wiggum, Clawdbot, and Mac Minis: How Pros Are Vibe Coding in 2026
In this episode the hosts explore "vibe coding" as it exists in early 2026, showing how autonomous agent swarms can generate millions of lines of code and how solo developers deploy always‑on AI employees on inexpensive hardware. They break down...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•49 min
Fairness in PCA-Based Recommenders
In this episode, David Liu, an assistant research professor at Cornell, discusses how standard recommender techniques like PCA and collaborative filtering can unintentionally disadvantage minority and niche user groups. He introduces the notion of "power niche users"—highly active users with...
By Data Skeptic
Podcast•Jan 26, 2026•39 min
$240,000/Year In-Office Job or the $120,000/Year Fully Remote Job?
In this episode of Tea with GaryVee, Gary discusses the trade‑off between a high‑paying $240k in‑office role and a lower‑paying $120k fully remote position, emphasizing that compensation is just one factor in career decisions. He argues that execution, adaptability, and...
By The GaryVee Audio Experience