Apple just unveiled the iPhone Air⌠for Apple, itâs survival by a thousand features.
Wizard of Oz at the Sphere is basically the metaverse⌠and the blockbuster of 2025.
Ben & Jerry are calling for their namesake brand to be freed from Unilever.
Plus, the hot new startup trend⌠is no shoes allowed in the office.
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Sam Altmanâs newest idea?... OpenAI makes an animated movie to win the Cannes Film Fest.
Black Rock Coffee is going public as anti-Starbucks⌠Itâs not âdisruption,â itâs âerosion.â
One of the 3 top stocks of the year is Numont Mining⌠because gold just hit an all-time-high.
Plus, the New York Yankees arenât a baseball team⌠theyâre a fashion brand.
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What do I do with my money? And why? And how? And ????????
We hung out with influencer couple Lauren Riihimaki (aka LaurDIY) & Jeremy Lewis to answer those questions. As a couple ex-finance guys turned pop-biz podcasters, we shared everything we know. So while weâre on vacation, weâre playing this interview from the Wild âTil 9 podcast.
What is a stock? Itâs how you can be like a rich person.
How to buy your first stock. âHow buy, when sell?â
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When Jane Birkin's boyfriend ran over her beloved wicker basket, she was stuck lugging a messy tote onto a flight to London. As her Hermès planner exploded across the first-class cabin, her mortified seatmate suggested she needed a bag with pockets. "Hermès doesn't make one with pockets," Jane sighed. He replied: "But I am Hermès." Jean-Louis Dumas, head of the luxury empire, watched Jane sketch her dream bag on an airplane vomit bag. Three years later, the first-ever Birkin arrived as a gift⌠kicking off what would become the most expensive, hard-to-get handbag design in the world. But this hand-stitched masterpiece wasnât always the ultimate status symbol. The Birkin didnât fit in the logo-obsessed 1980s, and didnât truly pop off until it landed a starring role on Sex and the City. Today, Birkins start at $12,000 with impossible waitlists, while the rarest sell for $450,000âmore than some housesâand have spawned multi-million-dollar counterfeit rings.
Discover how Hermès weaponized scarcity to invent the Holy Grail of handbags; how a luxury product can outperform the stock market; and why the Birkin Bag is the best idea yet.
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ABOUT US: From the creators of Robinhood Snacks Daily, The Best One Yet (TBOY) is the daily pop-biz news show making todayâs top stories your business. 20 minutes on the 3 business, economics, and finance stories you need, with fresh takes you can pretend you came up with â Pairs perfectly with your morning oatmeal ritual. Hosted by Jack Crivici-Kramer & Nick Martell.
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When Jane Birkin's boyfriend ran over her beloved wicker basket, she was stuck lugging a messy tote onto a flight to London. As her Hermès planner exploded across the first-class cabin, her mortified seatmate suggested she needed a bag with pockets. "Hermès doesn't make one with pockets," Jane sighed. He replied: "But I am Hermès." Jean-Louis Dumas, head of the luxury empire, watched Jane sketch her dream bag on an airplane vomit bag. Three years later, the first-ever Birkin arrived as a gift⌠kicking off what would become the most expensive, hard-to-get handbag design in the world. But this hand-stitched masterpiece wasnât always the ultimate status symbol. The Birkin didnât fit in the logo-obsessed 1980s, and didnât truly pop off until it landed a starring role on Sex and the City. Today, Birkins start at $12,000 with impossible waitlists, while the rarest sell for $450,000âmore than some housesâand have spawned multi-million-dollar counterfeit rings.
Discover how Hermès weaponized scarcity to invent the Holy Grail of handbags; how a luxury product can outperform the stock market; and why the Birkin Bag is the best idea yet.
Subscribe to The Best Idea Yet for the untold origin stories of the products youâre obsessed with â and the bold risk takers who made them go viral.
Want more business storytelling from us? Check our weekly deepdive show, The Best Idea Yet: The untold origin story of the products you're obsessed with. Listen for free to The Best Idea Yet: https://wondery.com/links/the-best-idea-yet/
About Us: The daily pop-biz news show making todayâs top stories your business. Formerly known as Robinhood Snacks, The Best One Yet is hosted by Jack Crivici-Kramer & Nick Martell.
In his twenties, he founded RXBAR and sold it to Kellogg for $600M. In his thirties, he launched David Protein, which competes with RXBAR, and itâs already worth $725M. Peter Rahal tells the secrets on how he launched two companies in the same category all before he turned 35. And he shares his latest numbers.
In this interview episode, youâll hearâŚ
What the RX Bar founder learned from dealing drugs
What non-dyslexic people can learn from dyslexics
The niche RXBar found: paleo bars for CrossFit dudes
How to make packaging stand out
Selling RX Bar to Kellogg for $600m
Competing against RX Bar with his new venture: David
The 3 principles of nutrition
Peter announces Davidâs revenue numbers
Why they made the brandâs packaging gold
Why David acquired a top secret super protein company: Epogee
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About Us: The daily pop-biz news show making todayâs top stories your business. Formerly known as Robinhood Snacks, The Best One Yet is hosted by Jack Crivici-Kramer & Nick Martell.
Who wouldnât want to visit the happiest place on Earth? Well â at the start of the 1950s, it seemed like no one did, at least not when Walt Disney pitched the idea. Sure, Walt had revolutionized animation with Steamboat Willie. And he'd had critical successes with classics like Snow White and Bambi. But his studio was nearly bibbidi-bobbidi-bankrupt,. Even so, Walt just wouldn't Let It Go.
Then, after Cinderella (another of Waltâs âcrazyâ ideas) hit the bigtime at the box office, Walt had the creative capital to strike a groundbreaking TV deal to fund his parkâs construction.
Thanks to Walt's epic vision, relentless eye for detail, and a build-it-in-no-time sprint, Disneyland rose from orange grove backwater to a live-televised opening day spectacle (90 million viewers) â and straight into one of the most chaotic debuts in history. From plumbing problems to gas leaks, this is the story of how the theme park went from Goofy idea to the lynchpin in the Disney empire â and why Disneyland is the best idea yet.
Subscribe to The Best Idea Yet for the untold origin stories of the products youâre obsessed with â and the bold risk takers who made them go viral.
Who wouldnât want to visit the happiest place on Earth? Well â at the start of the 1950s, it seemed like no one did, at least not when Walt Disney pitched the idea. Sure, Walt had revolutionized animation with Steamboat Willie. And he'd had critical successes with classics like Snow White and Bambi. But his studio was nearly bibbidi-bobbidi-bankrupt,. Even so, Walt just wouldn't Let It Go.
Then, after Cinderella (another of Waltâs âcrazyâ ideas) hit the bigtime at the box office, Walt had the creative capital to strike a groundbreaking TV deal to fund his parkâs construction.
Thanks to Walt's epic vision, relentless eye for detail, and a build-it-in-no-time sprint, Disneyland rose from orange grove backwater to a live-televised opening day spectacle (90 million viewers) â and straight into one of the most chaotic debuts in history. From plumbing problems to gas leaks, this is the story of how the theme park went from Goofy idea to the lynchpin in the Disney empire â and why Disneyland is the best idea yet.
Subscribe to The Best Idea Yet for the untold origin stories of the products youâre obsessed with â and the bold risk takers who made them go viral.
Burning Man is the biggest event for billionaires in the world⌠so why is it losing millions?
The US Govât is getting 10% of Intel in exchange for taxpayer $$⌠Uncle Sam CEO?
Pleasure reading is down 40% in 20 years #ReadingRecession⌠But Warren Buffett reads 182 books/year.
Plus, the new restaurant trend⌠is a pregnancy-inducing hamburger.
**And weâre going on vacation and Nickâs having a baby (IBO)! So we have special Bonus Episodes coming everyday to the feed while weâre out-of-studio.**
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