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EPISODE 58 | Happy Ever After
Welcome to Episode 58 of Th3Lab Podcast hosted by Quay, Q, and Jon!
(Josh will be back next week, he was on his Honeymoon.)
In this episode, we explore a diverse range of topics starting with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. We delve into the causes of the bank run and how the bank got stuck holding 1.5% interest yields while the market was selling over 5%. We also discuss how the CEO, CFO, and CMO sold off significant amounts of stocks before the bank collapsed.
We also talk about the declining trend of teenagers meeting up with friends almost every day and question whether it is due to the rise of smartphones and social media or the lack of free public locations that allow children to socialize.
In the entertainment world, we discuss Warner Bros CEO's call for streaming services to raise prices and Elon Musk's plan to build his own city in Texas where his employees would live and work. We also cover the controversy surrounding Logic's cover of "It Was a Good Day" and the accusations that Larry June is copying Dom Kennedy's flow.
Moving on to current events, we talk about the recent kidnapping in Mexico and Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend's $30 million lawsuit against him for allegedly tricking her into leaving his house.
Finally, we give a full review of Creed 3 and discuss the upcoming release of ranch-flavored ice cream at Walmart stores across the country.
To end the episode, we provide an update on Oregon's mushroom legalization efforts, specifically the InnerTrek program's graduation of the first students trained in accompanying patients during psilocybin therapy and the bankruptcy of the Synthesis Institute, leaving over 200 students in Oregon trying to get refunds.
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This podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only and is not intended to be taken seriously. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company or organization they may be affiliated with. The content on this podcast may contain language and themes that may be considered inappropriate for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.
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Welcome to Episode 58 of Th3Lab Podcast hosted by Quay, Q, and Jon!
(Josh will be back next week, he was on his Honeymoon.)
In this episode, we explore a diverse range of topics starting with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. We delve into the causes of the bank run and how the bank got stuck holding 1.5% interest yields while the market was selling over 5%. We also discuss how the CEO, CFO, and CMO sold off significant amounts of stocks before the bank collapsed.
We also talk about the declining trend of teenagers meeting up with friends almost every day and question whether it is due to the rise of smartphones and social media or the lack of free public locations that allow children to socialize.
In the entertainment world, we discuss Warner Bros CEO's call for streaming services to raise prices and Elon Musk's plan to build his own city in Texas where his employees would live and work. We also cover the controversy surrounding Logic's cover of "It Was a Good Day" and the accusations that Larry June is copying Dom Kennedy's flow.
Moving on to current events, we talk about the recent kidnapping in Mexico and Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend's $30 million lawsuit against him for allegedly tricking her into leaving his house.
Finally, we give a full review of Creed 3 and discuss the upcoming release of ranch-flavored ice cream at Walmart stores across the country.
To end the episode, we provide an update on Oregon's mushroom legalization efforts, specifically the InnerTrek program's graduation of the first students trained in accompanying patients during psilocybin therapy and the bankruptcy of the Synthesis Institute, leaving over 200 students in Oregon trying to get refunds.
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This podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only and is not intended to be taken seriously. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the company or organization they may be affiliated with. The content on this podcast may contain language and themes that may be considered inappropriate for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.