In this episode, we unpack the latest controversy surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s new ad campaign. Was it a clever marketing move or a subtle dog whistle that plays into America’s long history of coded messaging? We also dig into Donald Trump’s recent remarks on CNBC, where he suggests immigrants should be limited to farm work—raising big questions about power, labor, and who gets to pursue the American dream.

The conversation then shifts to innovation and disruption. The FDA just approved lab-grown salmon, marking a huge shift in how we think about food. But what does this mean for traditional fisheries, grocery chains, and long-term sustainability? We also explore the underreported concept of “Diabetes Type 3” and how modern diets might be silently damaging our brains—especially in underserved communities.

To wrap it up, we look at the fast food industry and ask: which major brand will be the first to fall? As consumers shift toward healthier and more conscious eating, legacy chains may be facing a reckoning. And we ask a hard question for entrepreneurs: does success still require a “struggle story,” or is that narrative outdated in today’s world?

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