All right, everybody. It's Tuesday and we have a good-sized new show for you today.

It's a really brainstorming type episode. We get into a lot of interesting topics.

And first up, we talk about Apple's new podcast features that they're finally rolling out.

But I started brainstorming, why doesn't Apple make podcasting hardware?

Seriously, though. Why don't they?

Seriously, though.

So we're going to talk about that. Then we talk about leadership and how to navigate

choppy waters as a CEO. Specifically, in this case, we're calling back to Jeff Bezos'

letter to shareholders from 2000 when Amazon stock was down 80% from its .com.

Bubblebee, which is a position some other companies are in right now.

Ouchi Pu.

And then we talk about something that's been going on since the 80s that we were not aware of.

These are called search funds. They're a device where MBA elite MBAs

from Harvard or Stanford do a search fund where they raise money to acquire a company

and then operate this private company and then flip it a couple of years later.

Really interesting device that I'd never heard about and we'll give you a little education

on that. It might be interesting for some of you to think about.

And then finally, yes, we do live in the future. And this falls into the category of a future

that is finally here. The FDNY, the fire to a New York Fire Department,

has purchased a couple of those robots from Boston Dynamics that used to only watch on YouTube.

Now they are in fact going to be running into dangerous situations and doing search and rescue.

And Molly and I brainstorm a half dozen other robots that could save lives and we'd like your

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