Bryan and Demetrius discuss the investment markets and how the typically stable industry has been disrupted by platforms and experiences like commission-free trades, partial share purchases, and a new generation of investors. They also discuss how these changes set up the GameStop event and the showdown between the WallStreetBets subreddit and actual Wall Street.

While every other form of media has had to adapt to survive the transition to an internet age, sports distribution is still built primarily around traditional channels. But that success is now bringing major investment into different areas such as fan engagement, stadium technology, athlete performance enhancement and much more. Bryan and Demetrius discuss all of these areas and tell stories about their experiences with sports and where they think it will evolve in the future.

Bryan and Demetrius take a look at autonomous vehicle safety and break down the standards for autonomous vehicle vs. human driving safety and how all this will play out in the future.

Bryan and Demetrius discuss new technologies in transportation, where they are in development, and how movements like electric cars and autonomous driving are changing how we think about what’s possible for vehicles in 2021.

Bryan and Demetrius take a look back at the products that they used and loved the most in 2020 and explore what it was that made them so great. 

Join Bryan and Demetrius as they explore the relationship where government and tech meet in Silicon Valley with two-time Menlo Park mayor and city council person, Raymond Mueller. They’ll cover remote work, the recent exodus of tech from the Bay Area, and the future of local government.

In this BONUS episode, Bryan and Demetrius uncover the process of becoming a social influencer and discuss how "Youtubers" and "Streamers" have disrupted the marketing and advertising industries.

In this bonus episode, Bryan and Demetrius talk all things gaming and predict the coming dominance of cloud gaming services like Stadia and the end of consoles.

Bryan and Demetrius wrap up the first season of The X Podcast by taking a long look at work-from-home tools. They’ll discuss the fragmentation caused by the crowded space of different tools and how that fragmentation will eventually change as the different players start to establish interconnected ecosystems. They’ll also dig into new tools and experiences on the horizon and how the next generation of tools will shape the remote work experience.

Bryan and Demetrius discuss remote work and how much of the professional world has turned away from heading into the office and how it’s been a growing phenomenon for decades with a recent shot in the arm. They talk about many of the common concerns such as proximity to the people in power in order to advance up the ladder, forging working relationships with co-workers, and establishing a company culture. The guys wrap up with predictions and what the future of the office will look like.