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200 Episodes, the nScale IPO, & Oura Ring Goes Public — Episode 200 (opens the original)
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200 episodes. Shane and AJ are back together and they have a lot to catch up on. Ibiza, Future Proof, Martinis and Mortality, and a Time Magazine article about AI that had Shane looking at sailboats. They kick things off with a Substack piece called Travel Isn't a Hobby, whether affluent people who travel constantly are actually enjoying it or just stuck on a hedonic treadmill, and the Japanese concept of misogi, doing something hard once a year and pairing it with something luxurious. Then it's
Rest in Peace Dolly Parton, Summer Reading, and Billionaire Philanthropy — Episode 199¾ (opens the original)
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AJ is back, and she brought senior planner Melanie Taylor along for a special episode that has absolutely nothing to do with markets, IPOs, or interest rates and everything to do with books, billionaires, and Dolly Parton. AJ and Melanie kick things off with their summer reading lists, trading recommendations on everything from Lonesome Dove and The Historian to Dungeon Crawler Carl and Lena Dunham's memoir Fame Sick. They also dig into the If Books Could Kill podcast and the story of Three Cups
AI Compute Futures, Stripe's Singularity Announcement and Wealth Management's $3 Trillion Problem — Episode 199.5 (opens the original)
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Shane is joined by BKFi tax manager Tiffini Parker for a jam-packed half episode covering AI compute markets, Stripe's singularity announcement, wealth management's cash hoarding problem, South Korean dating culture, and a Reddit question that every financial advisor will have opinions about. They kick off with AI computing power becoming a tradable futures contract at the CME, what that actually means for transparency in the compute market, and why Stripe buried a four-page memo about the singu
Trump Accounts, California's Wealth Tax and Do You Actually Need an LLC? — Episode 199 (opens the original)
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Shane and Kody Sherlund are back for episode 199, one away from a big milestone, with a packed slate covering tax policy, tech layoffs, opportunity zones, private fund pitfalls, and California's groundbreaking wealth tax. They kick off with the IRS issuing proposed regulations on employer contributions to Trump accounts, what Section 530a actually means, and where these accounts fit in the order of operations next to a 529. Then it's on to the latest wave of tech layoffs at Google, TikTok, Etsy,
Gambling Is Now America's Favorite Pastime, The OpenAI vs Anthropic IPO Race and AI Solopreneurs — Episode 198 (opens the original)
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Shane is joined by senior financial planner Ed Zolotarev for a wide-ranging episode covering gambling, tattoos, sleep trackers, IPO races, and the golden age of the AI solopreneur. They kick off with a Fortune piece revealing that Americans now spend more on sports betting than on movies, art, museums, and music combined, close to $165 billion a year on the books. Shane and Ed dig into who is driving the growth, what the 2018 Supreme Court ruling unlocked, and why the bankruptcies and credit car
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