All podcasts: Discover shows worth reading

Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal spend months researching a single company, then tell its full story and strategy in one long episode — from founding and financing to the deals and decisions that decided whether it worked. The show is built as a conversational audiobook about why some companies compound for decades while most do not.

Dwarkesh Patel hosts deeply researched, long-form interviews about artificial intelligence, compute, and history. Guests range from AI researchers and lab leaders to historians and economists, and the conversations start from primary sources and a field's structural questions rather than the week's news.

Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman explores how the brain and nervous system shape our perceptions, behavior, and health. The podcast connects scientific research with practical tools for understanding and improving everyday life.

Lenny Rachitsky interviews product leaders and growth experts to uncover practical advice for building, launching, and growing products, and developing a career in product and technology.

Lex Fridman hosts wide-ranging conversations with people from science, technology, and many other walks of life. Topics span artificial intelligence, history, philosophy, and the human condition, exploring ideas through patient, in-depth dialogue.

Chris Williamson gathers lessons from leading thinkers, researchers, and creators. Through long-form conversations, Modern Wisdom explores ideas and practical perspectives for understanding ourselves and navigating the challenges of everyday life.

Entrepreneur Steven Bartlett hosts candid conversations with experts, thinkers, storytellers, and business leaders. Guests share personal experiences and lessons, opening up perspectives on how to live a better, more fulfilling life.

Comedian and UFC commentator Joe Rogan hosts long-form, open-ended conversations with comedians, athletes, authors, artists, and scientists. The show brings together a broad range of guests, experiences, and perspectives in an informal interview format.

Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg discuss economics, technology, politics, society, and poker. Four longtime friends bring their industry experience and differing perspectives to a lively roundtable conversation.