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The Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with Brett Stuart, the head of AI filmmaking at Staircase Studio, to discuss the integration of artificial intelligence into the filmmaking process. While acknowledging the fears that AI might replace human actors and creatives, Stuart emphasizes that AI is a tool to complement and enhance traditional filmmaking, not replace it. His studio is focused on using AI to create visually stunning films, such as "The Woman with Red Hair," by combining AI-generated visuals with talented human actors, writers, and directors. He explains that AI can significantly reduce production costs, enabling smaller budgets for films that otherwise might not get made. Stuart is optimistic about AI's potential to empower artists and speed up workflows, but stresses that the best content will still come from skilled creators. He also addresses concerns around AI in Hollywood, suggesting that AI will be more of a tool for storytelling than a threat to jobs.

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In this interview, Jessica Schaefer, founder of Lushi, discusses her female-led fertility company that aims to revolutionize the egg-freezing process. Lushi’s model offers a concierge-style service where nurses visit clients' homes to assist with fertility treatments like egg freezing, making the experience more accessible and comfortable for women. Schaefer explains her transition from a successful PR and hedge fund career to creating a company that addresses the emotional, physical, and logistical challenges of fertility. By offering personalized support, including nutrition, acupuncture, and stress management, Lushi seeks to disrupt the traditional cold, clinic-based approach to women's health, with future plans to expand into other areas of women’s wellness. Schaefer also highlights her vision for a broader shift in healthcare toward more holistic and home-based treatments, aiming for a cultural shift in how women’s fertility and health are managed.

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Watch the CEO and founder of Gymshark, Ben Francis, meetup to discuss his astronomical success with NY Post’s Lydia Moynihan. Francis shares how his love for the gym motivated him to start his clothing line. He told the Post, “I absolutely fell in love with the gym when I was about 16 years old. It was the first time in my life I felt like I was really getting out of it what I was putting in. I knew if I went to the gym four or five times a week, every week for the year, at the end of the year I would be in a better position than in the start.”

Francis shares how his grandad’s relentless desire to succeed as a businessman inspired the journey that led him from his first business to Gymshark. He explained, “Seven businesses all failed before Gymshark. Gymshark was the eighth or ninth business I started.”

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Elon Musk’s X has launched its first business news program — an hour-long daily show starring Bitcoin and cryptocurrency commentator Anthony Pompliano — and its latest investment in original content.

Pompliano, who already has 1.7 million followers on X, 300,000 newsletter subscribers and over 100 million podcast downloads for his "Pomp Podcast, sees From the Desk of Anthony Pompliano" airing each day at 10:30AM as an expansion of the work he is already doing.

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Watch Acorns’ CEO Noah Kerner sit down for an in-depth interview with NY Post’s Lydia Moynihan. Kerner explains that Acorns gives users the opportunity to compound savings from daily transactions, and start investing. Acorns prides itself on providing opportunities for everyday people to grow wealth. Kerner told the Post, “How do you make the responsible tools of wealth-making that have been afforded to people who have a lot of money, available to everybody else?”

Kerner explains that his experiences witnessing wealth inequality while growing up in New York City led to him founding Acorns, “That was a really fundamental part of growing up in the city. Going to public schools until high school, and then at night playing tennis. My father got me into tennis when I was very young… so I was playing with these kids at night who came from wealthy families, and that dichotomy was very formative.”

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Saie’s CEO Laney Crowell sits down for an in-depth interview with NY Post’s Lydia Moynihan. Laney explains that Saie is a truly clean makeup company that prioritizes quality products, not deceptive marketing. Saie prides itself on being truly clean! “The formulas are packed with good-for-you ingredients. So when you read our ingredient list, it reads like skincare. You feel your skin hugged and hydrated. Nourished, and even brightening over time,” she told The Post.

Laney explains how her experiences in big beauty and consulting for startups led her to founding Saie. She goes on to share her thoughts on the beauty industry’s future, “Consumers are showing they want a brand with depth. They want to know what the brand’s values are. They want to be able to connect with the brand on a deeper level. So I think brands that have those vocal values are going to rise to the top.“

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Watch Mosaic’s CEO Ian Gutwinski sit down for an in-depth interview with NY Post’s Lydia Moynihan. Ian explains that Mosaic is the world’s first digital deal-modeling platform, which streamlines the work of private equity firms and investment bankers. Mosaic is a workflow tool designed to reduce a multiday process into mere minutes! “This is the Excel of the 21st century,” he told The Post.

Ian explains how the company is revolutionizing private equity and investment banking by interrogating archaic practices on Wall Street. He goes on to share his hopes for Mosaic’s future, “Like any technology, there’s an adoption curve. What we focus on are those who are the most forward thinking, the most forward-leaning, and we’ve had a lot of really great firms sign up for this because they understand this is just a better way to do it.“

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The Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with the ItsElectric co-founders to find out about their EV charger that doesn't require power from the utility company, how it's being funded, and when New Yorkers could earn thousands by installing a unit on their curb.

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The New York Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with Marc Lore, former CEO of Walmart and the visionary founder and CEO of Wonder. Lore discusses his strategy on how he's disrupting the food industry. From his recent blockbuster acquisitions of Blue Apron and GrubHub to his bold vision for the future of AI, Lore reveals how his innovative approach is poised to reshape the way we eat. Will Wonder be the next big thing in food tech? Lore weighs in on what’s cooking for the future of the industry.

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The Post's Lydia Moynihan sits down with Dr. Jonathan Leary, the founder of Remedy Place, a social club focused on making self-care a social experience. He opens up about the expansion of the company since starting it in LA in 2019. Dr. Leary also shares how he's determined to increase awareness around the world's most effective wellness technologies and he discusses his perspective on the 10-year trajectory of the industry.

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