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John Coogan & Jordi Hays · Technology

TBPN

TBPN is a live tech talk show hosted by John Coogan and Jordi Hays, streaming weekdays from 11–2 PT on X and YouTube, with full episodes posted to Spotify immediately after airing. Described by The New York Times as “Silicon Valley’s newest obsession,” TBPN has interviewed Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Mark Cuban, and Satya Nadella. Diet TBPN delivers the best moments from each episode in under 30 minutes.

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Meta Releases Muse 1.1, GPT-5.6 Sol Reactions, New Robot Hand Alert | Eric Seufert, Bernt Børnich, Josh Lindgren, Jeffrey Morgan, Thibault Sottiaux, Sean Frank

09 Jul 2026
2h 22m
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The AI landscape is rapidly evolving with the release of competitive models like Grok 4.5, MuseSpark 1.1, and GPT-5.6, each emphasizing agentic reasoning and specialized coding capabilities. Companies are shifting focus toward vertical integration, using proprietary data to train models that solve specific business bot...

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Blue Origin Raises Capital, Getty-Shutterstock Deal Dies, GPT-5.6 Launches Tomorrow | Diet TBPN

09 Jul 2026
28m
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Ben Thompson Explains the XBOX Disaster

08 Jul 2026
27m
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GPT-5.6 Sol Reactions, Coatue Bets Big on Blue Origin, Cheaper Vision Pro Delayed | Vincent Weisser, Ben Thompson, Rodrigo Liang, Alana Palmedo, Byron Boots, Will Mayer, Tucker Brown

08 Jul 2026
2h 44m
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Blue Origin’s first outside capital raise of $10 billion at a $130 billion valuation marks a pivotal shift for the 25-year-old aerospace company, signaling a transition from founder-funded development to institutional scaling. Meanwhile, the collapse of the Getty Images and Shutterstock merger highlights the regulatory...

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China Considers AI Export Controls, SK Hynix Eyes $28B IPO, Banks Target Payment Business | Diet TBPN

08 Jul 2026
25m
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China is considering export restrictions on advanced AI models, mirroring U.S. policies and potentially following strategies outlined in the "AI 2027" framework. This shift coincides with a period of rapid AI evolution, characterized by intense market activity and the emergence of competitive Chinese open-weight models...

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China Export Controls, Jeremy Giffon Breaks Silence, Alex Hormozi in the Ultradome | Josh Zoffer, John McElhone, Deena Shakir, Hussein Fazal, John Nay

07 Jul 2026
2h 19m
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The rapid evolution of the AI landscape centers on China’s potential export restrictions for frontier models and the subsequent implications for global technological dominance. Data centers have emerged as critical industrial infrastructure, necessitating domestic capacity to ensure long-term economic competitiveness a...

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Alex Hormozi's Playbook for Building Billion-Dollar Businesses

07 Jul 2026
1h 0m
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XBOX Layoffs, Tesla's New Model Y, $12.8M Lottery Dispute | Diet TBPN

07 Jul 2026
30m
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Xbox is undergoing a significant restructuring, planning to cut 3,200 jobs by 2027 while admitting to operational inefficiencies and low profit margins. This shift signals a departure from previous growth strategies, moving toward a leaner, more focused organization. Beyond gaming, the conversation examines the evoluti...

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XBOX Layoffs, "Manual" Ferrari, Circle K Lottery Dispute | Baiju Bhatt, Daniel English, Michele Catasta

06 Jul 2026
2h 5m
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Jersey Mikes's IPO, AI Lab Nationalization, SpaceX AIPhone | Diet TBPN

03 Jul 2026
31m
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AI companies are navigating increasing regulatory scrutiny, exemplified by OpenAI’s reported proposal to grant a 5% equity stake to the Trump administration. This move sparks debate over whether such stakes should benefit the government or be distributed directly to citizens. Meanwhile, the Office of Personnel Manageme...

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SpaceX Phone, U.S. Stake in OpenAI, Jersey Mike's IPO | Andrew Collins, Vipul Ved Prakash, Isaiah Taylor, Dean Ball, Rob Toews, Tuhin Srivastava

02 Jul 2026
2h 26m
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The episode navigates the rapidly evolving AI landscape, focusing on the implications of frontier model releases and the potential for federal equity stakes in AI labs. Discussions highlight the shift toward open-source intelligence as a cost-effective, sovereign alternative to closed-source systems, with insights from...

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The Meta Compute Debate | Diet TBPN

02 Jul 2026
23m
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Meta is exploring a cloud infrastructure business to sell excess AI computing power, a strategy aimed at recouping massive capital expenditures on data centers and high-end chips. This move signals a potential shift from the company's previous focus on personal superintelligence, as current AI integrations within the M...

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MetaCloud, Bending Spoons IPO with Founder Luca Ferrari, Amble Founder Joins | Mark Pincus, Shubh Sinha, Wayne Ting, Jeffery Liu & Jon Wang, Eliot Pence, Luca Ferrari, Nick Grossman, Julian Hoenig

01 Jul 2026
2h 36m
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Meta’s potential shift toward selling AI compute capacity signals a strategic pivot to monetize massive infrastructure investments, though the move raises questions about the company's long-term product roadmap and competitive positioning against established hyperscalers. Beyond Meta, the conversation explores the evol...

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Rocket Lab Enters SpaceX Arena, Meta’s Prediction Market, America’s Tech Wishlist | Diet TBPN

01 Jul 2026
32m
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Rocket Lab’s acquisition of Iridium marks a significant shift toward vertical integration, positioning the company to compete directly with SpaceX by combining launch capabilities with an existing satellite constellation and valuable spectrum. Meanwhile, Comcast is ending its decade-long experiment in content-distribut...

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America's Tech Wishlist, Comcast Splits in Two, Tristan Thompson in the Ultradome | Zach Laberge, Gavin Uberti, Eren Bali, Larsen Jensen, Ricky Rosa, Andrew Rea, Michael Anderson, Tristan Thompson, Grant Gregory & Ian Rountree

30 Jun 2026
2h 54m
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Technology, venture capital, and space innovation drive this discussion, highlighting Rocket Lab’s acquisition of Iridium to challenge SpaceX and the broader shift toward AI-enabled entrepreneurship. The conversation explores the "SaaSpocalypse," the rise of solo-founded startups, and the strategic importance of defens...

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Open Source vs. Closed Source, Memory Chips Eat AI Profits, Comcast Restructures | Diet TBPN

29 Jun 2026
32m
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The release of the GLM 5.2 model by Zipu AI challenges the prevailing assumption that open-source artificial intelligence is falling behind proprietary U.S. frontier models. This development has reignited debates regarding national security, geopolitical ramifications, and the potential for "distillation," where open-s...

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Open-Source AI Battle, Google Throttles Meta, Micron Margins Moon | Edward Coristine & Tai Groot, Chad Rigetti, Pim de Witte, Yadin Soffer, Jack Morris, Neil Movva, Jakob Diepenbrock, Chris Altchek

29 Jun 2026
2h 20m
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The rapid advancement of open-source AI, exemplified by the release of Zipu AI’s GLM 5.2, is narrowing the performance gap with U.S. frontier models and intensifying geopolitical competition. This shift occurs alongside significant infrastructure bottlenecks, where surging demand for high-bandwidth memory has turned ch...

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Shifts In The Creator Economy, Kylie Jenner x Meta, GPT 5.6 Limited Release | Diet TBPN

27 Jun 2026
32m
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The creator economy is shifting from independent, solo-driven content toward highly produced, costly shows, forcing creators to navigate the trade-offs between independence and corporate consolidation. While Meta’s smart glasses have achieved significant market penetration with over 7 million units sold, the broader in...

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Mini Truck Boom, Kylie and Zuck vs Spiegel and RDJ, Europe Considers AC

26 Jun 2026
2h 17m
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The creator economy is shifting from independent content creation to high-cost, high-production shows, challenging traditional monetization models. Smart glasses, particularly Meta’s Ray-Bans, are achieving significant market traction, though their long-term utility and privacy implications remain debated. Meta is aggr...

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Midjourney Goes Medical, Noam Shazeer & Dean Ball Join OpenAI | Diet TBPN

19 Jun 2026
27m
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