We’ve had clean energy sources for decades. But how do you get people to actually use the stuff without incentives or a government mandate?

Matt Gialich is exactly the kind of innovator this show exists for.

With Matt Ridley, ROS founder and Rational Optimist author

With former SpaceX engineer Jamie Gull

We’ve put supercomputers in our pockets and landed rockets back on their tails … but it takes us longer to build a house today than in 1971.

On Joe Liemandt’s first day as Alpha School principal, he asked kids what would make them love school. The most common answer? "Less school."

Flooding already costs America $180 billion a year. By 2050, more than 300 million people will live with regular flooding.

With Ouros founder Ethan Loosbrock

Jamie Metzl explains why he believes "AGI is BS," what artificial intelligence will actually mean for jobs, and how humanity can navigate the biggest technological transition in history.

Is the panic over AI justified, or is it just the latest verse in a song we’ve been singing for centuries?

A handful of $500 drones recently caused $5 billion in damage to a fleet of Russian strategic bombers. This is the new reality of warfare, and America is not ready.

China's DJI owns 90% of the US commercial drone market. A nationwide ban is about to make them illegal, threatening to collapse the industry overnight. Thoron founder Thayne Kollmorgen says: good.

A new generation of founders is winning the new space race, and they're doing it by breaking one simple rule.

America is facing a housing crisis driven by two core problems: a massive skilled labor shortage and 50 years of zero productivity growth in construction.

America doesn't have a nuclear waste problem; it has a financial one. In this episode, Exodys Energy founder Carl Perez reveals why the 50-year-old fear of spent fuel is based on a lie, and why solving it will unleash the nuclear renaissance.

Venture capitalists recently returned from China declaring America's battery race "futile."

When Elon Musk couldn't find a school good enough for his kids, he started his own at SpaceX.

For 50 years, nuclear power has meant billion-dollar cost overruns and decade-long delays. That's about to change.

For decades, "Made in China" was the default setting for the global economy.

The modern panic over AI isn't new; it's a predictable pattern driven by elites whenever a technology threatens the status quo.