Some follow the noise.

Bloomberg follows the money.

Because behind every headline is a bottom line.

Whether it's the funds-fueling AI or crypto's trillion-dollar swings,

there's a money-side to every story.

And when you see the money-side, you understand what others miss.

Get the money-side of the story., you understand what others miss. Get the money side of the story.

Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com.

Hey, it's Willis, a producer here at On Point.

One of my favorite parts about being a producer here is hearing from you, our listeners, about the show.

What you like, what you thought of our guests, what you thought of what they had to say,

and what topics you hope will cover.

And what I love about the new On Point Club is that we're going to have more opportunities to share what's behind the scenes and how we put the show together for you.

If you're not a member of the On Point Club

yet, click on the link in the episode description to sign up. For seven bucks a month,

you'll get first access to the jackpot each week, other exclusive content, and you'll be

the first to know about special live events. Now stick around for today's show.

WBUR Podcasts, Boston.

This is On Point. I'm Megna Chakrabardi. On April 26th, 2026, athletes broke what had been considered an unbreakable barrier.

They ran 26.2 miles in under two hours.

That breaks down to an average of four minutes and 34 seconds per mile for 26.2 miles,

essentially running under their own power at 13 miles per hour. It is unbelievably fast. World record fast, in fact, and it's never been done before.

...