Majd Maksad, CEO of Status Money, sits down with us for a drink to talk about the future of banking and how we spend money in general. Status money is the first social finance app that helps you make financial decisions using people in your peer group, giving you more data than any bank has access to.

First, we’ll talk about how companies are being affected by Coronavirus and which companies stand to gain the most from it. After our drink with Majd, we’ll talk about Outdoor Voices, a Direct-to-Consumer brand that’s in trouble, and whether or not Direct-to-Consumer businesses are or ever have been viable.

Andy Blacker, Co-Founder and CEO of Songclip, sits down with us to unpack the entire music industry and share his thoughts on where music is going. Songclip is a new kind of streaming service that lives in other apps - think adding music to your photos, custom singing emojis, and so much more.

First, we’ll talk about Jack Welch - CEO of GE - passing away and some of our favorite CEOs right now. After our interview with Andy, we’ll talk about Kia and Hyundai’s $110,000,000 investment in Arrival and what the future of the electric vehicle market looks like.

This week, the guys have a drink with Justin Lafazan -- Cofounder and Co-CEO of NextGen HQ, a global community of over 20,000 entrepreneurs and investors under 25 -- to talk about how the global culture around entrepreneurship has changed for our generation (Millennials, Gen Z, etc.) and some young entrepreneurs he knows today that are launching some incredible businesses. 

First, we'll talk about Macy's closing 125 stores while laying off 2,000 employees and what that means for department stores in general. After our drink with Justin, Sol is going to catch us up on Twitter's stock. 

The guys sit down with Gregg Smith, Founder of Evolution VC Partners and an early investor in 100+ startups including Juul, Via, Sweetgreen, Beyond Meat, and many more to talk about which companies are going to play a major impact on the decade ahead of us.

The guys also talk about Coronavirus's impact on global business and WeWork's new CEO, Sandeep Mathrani.