Jaspreet Singh, a financial guru, discussing wealth-building strategies. He emphasizes the importance of a money mindset, including believing in one's ability to become wealthy and viewing money as a tool.

Dr. Ivon Burkart, discussing the harmful effects of everyday toxins on human health, particularly fertility and cancer. She highlights the lack of transparency in ingredient labeling and advocates for increased safety testing of chemicals. Dr. Burkart shares her personal journey of overcoming infertility by eliminating toxins from her environment and lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of informed choices and small, incremental changes. The conversation also explores the disproportionate impact of toxins on vulnerable populations and offers practical advice on reducing exposure through diet, home products, and personal care choices. Finally, the discussion touches on the pervasive presence of microplastics and their concerning accumulation in the human body.

A conversation with Ryan Graves, a former Navy fighter pilot, about unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs). Graves discusses numerous UAP sightings near military bases over several years, emphasizing their advanced capabilities and the government's lack of transparency.

The discussion primarily centers on Avary's career trajectory, including his time working at a video store, his experiences in jail, and his filmmaking journey.  Tarantino's insights on filmmaking and Hollywood are also interwoven, particularly regarding genre conventions and the challenges of maintaining artistic integrity within the industry.

Goggins highlights the value of overcoming adversity, such as loneliness, to build strength and resilience. He advocates for setting a personal mission statement and holding oneself accountable, emphasizing the necessity of self-pride to overcome self-doubt and achieve goals. The interview concludes with a brief advertisement for an electrolyte drink.

Rules purportedly followed by the top 1% of earners

Dr. Mah discusses the significant performance benefits of sufficient sleep, citing studies showing improvements in reaction time, free throws, and sprint times. She addresses common misconceptions about sleep, such as the belief that less sleep improves performance, and provides practical strategies for improving sleep hygiene, including adjusting shower timing, choosing appropriate pre-sleep snacks, and managing racing thoughts.