The James Altucher Show

James explores personal and scientific perspectives on reversing brain aging, discussing cultural insights and detailed research from Arthur Brooks and David Sinclair, including Sinclair's advancements in anti-aging treatments, epigenetics, and the potential of Yamanaka factors.

In this episode, Tim Collins and I explore a groundbreaking business idea that could tackle global issues like student loan debt and inflation, and we invite your participation to discuss this potentially world-altering concept.

In this episode, Tim Collins and I dive into how AI is revolutionizing the porn industry and discuss our journey into creating a horror graphic novel using AI, unveiling an ultimate business model along the way.

Today's episode features part one of a 3-part detailed discussion on the emerging trends of inscriptions and ordinals in the Bitcoin blockchain, positioning them as exciting new forms of collectibles with real historical significance and potential for value appreciation.

Join James Altucher as he shares his fateful encounter with Tupac Shakur's management team.

I am thrilled to celebrate the 10th anniversary of my podcast. Occasionally, I'll feature some timeless episodes as if they're brand new, sharing those that have greatly impacted me. One such figure is Nassim Taleb, whom I consider one of the smartest people on the planet.

This discussion with Amor Towles offers a profound insight into his unique approach to writing, character creation, and thematic exploration across his notable works, including 'A Gentleman in Moscow' and 'Rules of Civility.' The conversation sheds light on Towles' years-long process of developing three-dimensional characters, reflecting on the societal roles and individual identities within his narratives.

In this profound and enlightening conversation, James revisits the remarkable life of Dr. Gladys McGarey, who, at 103 years old, shares her 'six secrets to health and happiness at every age' from her book 'The Well Lived Life'. Dr. McGarey's perspectives on aging, happiness, and living a meaningful life offer invaluable insights, emphasizing the significance of community, love, and choosing one’s path with intention.

Ryan Estis, renowned for his exceptional public speaking skills, has become a leading figure worldwide, with a career enriched by his deep knowledge of business and global affairs. His recent collaboration on "Prepare for Impact" with his brother Chad offers readers invaluable strategies for success, reflecting the breadth of Ryan's experience and his visionary approach to personal and professional development.

Today, we conclude our interview with James Brandolino, a former hedge fund manager who turned himself in after running a fraudulent fund. Part Two begins with Brandolino's decision to face the consequences of his actions, including his incarceration and the aftermath of his fraud. He discusses his initial attempts to die by suicide, the moment of turning himself in, and the support he received from his family despite their being victims of his scheme. Brandolino talks about the challenges in maintaining a facade, the mechanics of creating fake audits, and how he was never caught by investors, despite many opportunities.

James Brandolino crafted a Ponzi scheme that swindled more than 50 investors out of $3.75 million. Brandolino pleaded guilty to mail fraud in August 2011 and was sentenced to 107 months in prison and ordered to pay $3,865,484 in restitution. Today, we hear the story of Brandolino's unintentional downturn, leading up to his incarceration.

This insightful conversation with Wylie McGraw, a former soldier turned high-performance coach, sheds light on the intersection of personal development and true fulfillment. McGraw's journey from military service to coaching high-profile clients reveals his unique approach to overcoming personal challenges and traumas for genuine performance. Through discussing the importance of confronting inner demons and finding foundational peace, McGraw critiques conventional self-help methods and shares his intensive, personalized coaching method. Limiting his client list to maintain quality, McGraw focuses on deep, transformative growth over superficial success. His candid discussion covers topics from happiness and stress to the impact of personal history on behavior, providing a profound look at achieving meaningful success and impact amid life's challenges.

In a comprehensive discussion about biohacking for better health, Dave Asprey, the founder of Bulletproof Coffee and Danger Coffee, shares his journey from overcoming personal health issues to pioneering in the biohacking space. The conversation expands into Asprey's latest venture, Danger Coffee, and the release of his book "Smarter Not Harder", offering insights into efficient exercise, debunking nutrition myths, and providing a deep dive into bodily and mental wellness.

Dive into a captivating conversation between James Altucher and Cal Newport on the transformative power of slow productivity. In this episode, they unravel how embracing a less hurried approach to work not only boosts creativity and productivity but also leads to a more fulfilling life, drawing on insights from Newport's latest book and a range of inspiring stories from history and contemporary life.

In this episode, Jackie Martling shares an intriguing tale of his dinner with Jeffrey Epstein, Woody Allen, and how it intertwined with his career highlights and personal insights. He reflects on his time with Howard Stern, revealing the creativity and challenges behind their iconic radio moments. This narrative offers a glimpse into the complexity of Martling's experiences, blending humor with a candid look at his professional journey and the personalities he encountered along the way.

James leads an enlightening conversation with Jay Wexler, a professor of constitutional law at Boston University and author of 'The Odd Clauses'. They explore topics ranging from state rights in decision-making, such as Texas' border policies and Colorado's stance on the national presidential ballot, to significant constitutional debates such as the power of the Supreme Court, the implications of COVID-19 business shutdowns, and the increasingly prominent discussions around freedom of speech and presidential powers.

James Keyes, the former CEO of 7-Eleven and author of "Education is Freedom: The Future Is in Your Hands," debates the necessity of college, challenging the traditional path as tuition skyrockets due to government-backed student loans and administrative greed. Despite James's long-held stance against the college-for-all solution, Keyes presents arguments that promise an enlightening conversation for those questioning the value of higher education.

Tucker Max discusses a civil war prediction within the United States, made by an Uber driver who believes it would happen before the 2024 election. Max talks about the current political climate and the possible scenarios that could lead to a civil confrontation, mentioning that the war has already started in some respects. He also discusses the recent developments with states ignoring federal mandates or creating their own laws, leading towards a more decentralized form of governance. Additionally, the conversation shifts to personal memoirs, where Max discusses his work teaching others how to write memoirs and understanding their truths. He suggests that memoir writing is a constant process of truth discovery and self-acknowledgement.

I just read an incredible book called "Supercommunicators" by my good friend Charles Duhigg. You've previously seen him on the podcast for 'Smarter Faster Better' and 'The Power of Habit.' All of his books have been great. But this one just blew me away. I invited him on the podcast. I had a ton of questions for him and here he is.

The podcast episode of 'My Favorite Things' explores various movies such as 'Lean on Me' and 'Argyle', and TV series like 'pen15' and 'Atlanta'. James also shares two websites, ACX and Text Broker, recommending them as platforms to earn money from home. The discussion transitions to financial freedom and the concept of having a 'number' for comfort in life. Jay and James suggest people consider how to grow their wealth through calculated investments for a more secure future. They conclude the episode with book recommendations for gaining financial freedom and better decision-making.

Jeremy Ryan Slate delves into the history of Ancient Rome, dissecting the transition from Republic to Empire, and the events that unfolded during the era. He also discusses the lives and reigns of significant figures like Julius Caesar, Marcus Aurelius, and Augustus. Jeremy makes comparisons to modern America, highlighting lessons that can be learnt relating to monetary policy, government structure and wealth distribution. They also explore narratives around power, perceived freedom and its restrictions, and the link between upward mobility and satisfaction in a nation's citizens.

James and Jay "The Engineer" Yow discuss their favorite things, which encompass various forms of media and content. They discuss their preferred TV shows, Instagram accounts, AI websites, kung fu movies, and sitcoms. Additionally, they delve into their favorite books, comedians, Twitter accounts, and their chosen YouTube channels. The dialogue is filled with recommendations and personal anecdotes from the speakers, creating an engaging discussion about what they appreciate in entertainment.

Join renowned author Jonathan Kellerman as he peels back the layers of his creative process, revealing the intricate blend of his experience as a child psychologist and his dedication to crafting compelling narratives in his best-selling "Alex Delaware" series. Don't miss this insightful journey through a literary genius' mind and the shifting sands of modern publishing.

Explore the power of personal quests in life, from comedy to chess to self-improvement with James Altucher on Amy Morin's Mentally Stronger podcast.

James Altucher and Brian Keating delve into current global and academic issues, offering unique insights that blend personal experiences with complex societal and geopolitical themes.

Noah Kagan, AppSumo founder and ex-Facebook and Mint employee, shares actionable insights on turning fears and modest goals into successful businesses, leveraging experiences from his ventures and practical strategies like the 'coffee challenge.'

In 'Infectious Generosity', Chris Anderson and James Altucher explore impressive acts of kindness, proving that being generous often rewards the giver!

Explore the depths of the cosmos with Brian Keating on The James Altucher Show, delving into black holes, the nature of space-time, and the enduring mysteries of our universe.

Today, James and Cal Fussman return for another episode of "Hooked on the First Line", where they each bring to the table books that had them hooked from page one!

Jay Yow - our podcast producer extraordinaire - unexpectedly turns a casual conversation about James' lifelong obsessions into an episode on "The Power of Obsession".

James and Brian Johnson unpack powerful personal growth strategies and insights from Johnson's book "Arate," emphasizing resilience and holistic wellness

James & Omid Malekan analyze of the Bitcoin flash crash and other catalysts for big moves in crypto as they unravel the complexities and future implications of today's volatile market,

Join James Altucher and his guest Soulaima Gourani on a riveting journey exploring the intersections of resilience, entrepreneurship, and personal triumph, shedding light on overcoming life's toughest challenges to achieve remarkable success.

Embrace the unpredictability of 2023 to achieve maximum personal growth and success in 2024.

Amy Morin shares invaluable insights on mental strength, relationship dynamics, and personal growth, offering a blend of professional wisdom and relatable experiences

Do you know how to host engaging social gatherings? Nick Gray does. Today, he and James focus on overcoming introversion, the art of conversation, and networking, while also exploring broader themes of vulnerability and personal growth.

Join us for a transformative conversation with Arthur Brooks, whose impactful books have been an inspiration to James as he pursues his goal of surpassing his former Chessmaster rating.

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz discusses his AI-assisted book "Who Makes the NBA," exploring groundbreaking insights in basketball analytics and potential business applications.

Explore the transformative power of Hal Elrod's "The Miracle Morning," as we dive into how Elrod's methods helped him overcome extreme adversities, including life-threatening illnesses and financial crises, inspiring thousands worldwide. Join James and Hal to discover the not-so-obvious secrets to transforming your life before 8 am.

Chase Jarvis is one of the best photographers in the world. and his book “Creative Calling" is the bible of creativity.

Former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino returns to discuss his new book "Moonshot," an insightful guide drawing from his space experiences, emphasizing perseverance and problem-solving, to inspire readers to achieve ambitious goals.

On its 25th anniversary, James and Robert Greene explore the enduring impact of "The 48 Laws of Power," discussing the blend of historical narratives that underpin the book's lessons on strategy and influence.

This podcast is for anyone interested in building stronger, more personal relationships, whether they're romantic, professional, or just friendships. Listen to this episode with Robyn and Jay the Engineer for straightforward advice and real examples of how to deepen your connections with others!

Meet David Beaudoin, aka "Professor MJ," a wizard in the world of sports betting who's been turning the odds in his favor for over two decades! With a background in stock market analysis, he's mastered the art of statistical forecasting, ensuring he never hits a losing streak.

Everybody wondering how to build wealth should listen to this episode with Codie Sanchez. Codie discusses turning 'boring' businesses into profit centers, her unique acquisition methods, and her "Contrarian Thinking" course, emphasizing the importance of investing in oneself, resonating with the themes in James' "Choose Yourself."

After a childhood injury gave him some brain damage, Jim Kwik focused his energy on turning his brain into a super machine, exercising his brain until he could use it to as full a capacity as possible. The results can be found in his excellent book "Limitless", which now has an expanded edition for its 10th anniversary. We welcome Jim back to celebrate the new book and help James improve his brain! Limitless

I bet you always wanted to know how to make a few billion dollars. I wanted to know too, so I read the book “How to Make a Few Billion Dollars” by Brad Jacobs. Brad joins us to discuss mergers & acquisitions, industry bundling, and the power of a calm mind.

James Altucher explores the essence of innovation with Merrick Furst, whose new book "The Heart of Innovation: A Field Guide for Navigating to Authentic Demand" challenges the way we discern good ideas from bad. The two grapple with the concept of "authentic demand" in business and pinpoint areas where a potential customer's needs are driven by what they "can't not have".

James talks with Nick Shaw, whose book "My Teacher, My Son" transcends a personal tragedy into life-enriching lessons. Shaw shares how the loss of his eldest son shaped his perspectives on life, leadership, and the human capacity to find clarity and purpose through grief.

Shawn Stevenson's in a battle against a silent health assassin: ultra-processed foods, which he believes are endangering countless Americans. After a grim diagnosis in his twenties, Shawn credits a drastic diet shift away from these foods as the life-saving change that reversed his debilitating condition, emphasizing the profound impact of whole, nutritious alternatives.

Explore the booming field of predictive analysis with Igor Tulchinsky and Christopher Mason, authors of 'The Age of Prediction'! Dive into the endless applications from stocks to gene editing and learn what a vital role data analysis will hold in the evolving landscape of industries and the thrilling potential of prediction technology in reshaping the future.

Authors Lee and Andrew Child join to discuss the enduring legacy of the Jack Reacher series. As Lee retires, handing over the reins to Andrew, they explore the birth of 'The Secret' and the essence of individual creativity in authorship.

James and Bill O'Reilly embark on a harrowing journey back to the Salem Witch Trials through O'Reilly's latest book, "Killing The Witches." The discussion unveils the madness of the era, the emergence of a young Benjamin Franklin, and the profound impact of unchecked religious fervor on the course of American history.

Round two with A.J. Jacobs and it's a trip down the democracy lane, but with a twist! A.J. throws a quirky curveball - randomocracy. It's democracy's distant cousin, the one that shows up uninvited but makes the party unforgettable. We dissect it, play around with it, and wonder, could this be a real alternative?

James and A.J. Jacobs delve into the whimsical world of puzzles, inspired by A.J.'s new daily podcast, "The Puzzler." As James tackles sample questions, they explore the joy of puzzling, followed by two bonus episodes featuring Ken Jennings and Baratunde Thurston, showcasing the endless curiosity and amusement that come with every puzzle unraveled.

3 years ago when Suzanne Somers came on the podcast to discuss her book "A New Way to Age", I was blown away by her depth of knowledge and personal results in the field. Suzanne passed away this week, 23 years after her cancer diagnosis. Today, we're re-airing her episode about living a vibrant life.

"Real Good" examines current and historical barriers to equal opportunity in finance and highlights people in the non-profit and for-profit worlds working to remove those barriers. In candid, 60-minute conversations, host Faith Salie and U.S. Bank Chief Diversity Officer Greg Cunningham invite guests to share their work and challenge listeners to think differently about the steps needed to create opportunity for all. Today, we share an episode of the Real Good podcast with acclaimed filmmaker Rudy Valdez about the importance of diverse subjects and storytellers in film, discusses behind-the-scenes anecdotes from Rudy’s recent project 'Translators', and how language can improve access and break down barriers.

Farnam Street's Shane Parrish joins the show, exploring the impactful mental frameworks from his new book, "Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results." Shane and James discuss effective decision-making, controlling one's circumstances, and practical ways to achieve success in daily life and work.

Alongside his wife Robyn and producer Jay Yow, James delves into a series of introspective questions initially posed by esteemed writer Dushka Zapata, designed to intimately understand a person you're getting to know.

In his seventh appearance on the show, Jocko Willink discusses his expanded edition of "Leadership Strategy and Tactics: Field Manual." Through a range of hypothetical scenarios posed by James, Jocko teaches key principles from the book, while also sharing his insights on current international military and defense events.

The multifaceted Malcolm Jenkins joins us today. The NFL star, entrepreneur, and social rights activist speaks deeply on all aspects of his professional sports and entrepreneurial life, along with insights from his new book "What Winners Won't Tell You".

Billy Walters boasts a 36-year winning streak in high-stakes sports betting. In this episode, he uncovers the secrets behind his unparalleled success and offers a rare glimpse into the mind of the world’s most accomplished gambler, as detailed in his new memoir, "Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk".

In this illuminating episode, James engages with Scott Adams, the creative force behind 'Dilbert' and a renowned author, to discuss his newest book, "Reframe Your Brain: The User Interface for Happiness and Success". They delve deep into the concepts of reframing thoughts for personal and professional advancement, addressing real-world situations, and also touch upon Scott's experiences with social media backlash and the concept of 'canceling'.

In this episode of "Ask Altucher," James addresses a college graduate's question about life and career choices, emphasizing the importance of staying open, embracing diverse experiences, and keeping curiosity alive. Drawing from his multifaceted life journey, James offers insights into building a life that’s not only rich in experiences but also prolific in opportunities and learning.

In the second installment of this two-part series, James Altucher converses with Chris Ullman about his journey as the right-hand man to multiple billionaires and heavy-hitting politicians and the life lessons encapsulated in his book "Four Billionaires and a Parking Attendant." From building bridges to being humble, this episode unpacks eight critical success strategies while providing a unique look into the lives of some of the most powerful individuals in the world.

In this riveting two-part series, James Altucher sits down with Chris Ullman, a man who has been the right-hand to billionaires and politicians, but is most proud of his championship whistling. Part one focuses on how Chris became a four-time International Whistling champion and how he brings immense joy through this often-underestimated art form.

In episode #6 of "Ask Altucher," James and Jay tackle a listener-submitted question about the importance of leaving a legacy. Their answers diverge sharply—Jay believes in the pursuit of legacy, while James questions its value beyond immediate life and family, adding a cautionary note on the emotional damage of certain legacies.

Entrepreneur Jeremy Fall discusses his unique journey from launching a breakfast-for-dinner restaurant to becoming a digital NFT artist, all while penning his new book, "Falling Upwards," which delves into his struggles with anxiety. Dive into a conversation that's as much about creative culinary experiences as it is about resilience, mental health, and thinking out of the box.

Chris Tucker is a former air traffic controller who was working in New York City on 9/11. Tucker spent the whole day trying to keep the passengers of two hijacked planes safe. This episode is his story. It's heroic, and it saved lives. But as Chris says, "I was just doing my job."

Rich Cohen takes us on a time machine back to the 1987-88 NBA season, a magical period that involved an unparalleled collection of Hall of Famers, electrifying games, and the birth of four basketball dynasties. Get ready to relive iconic moments like Isaiah Thomas' awe-inspiring performance in game six of the 1988 NBA Finals and discover what made this era unforgettable for Cohen and fans alike.

Ever feel like a Jack of all trades but master of none? Join James as he talks with author Bruce Feiler about the magic of embracing multiple career paths and how you can reinvent yourself at any stage of life.

In episode two of "Hooked on the First Line," James Altucher and Cal Fussman delve into the seductive, complex world of Vladimir Nabokov, starting with the unforgettable opening lines of 'Lolita.' Journey with them as they explore how Nabokov’s mastery of language captures readers from the get-go in not just one, but three of his novels.

Frank Shamrock calls himself "The First Super Athlete" in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). He revolutionized MMA and went deeper than anyone else, studying the body and optimizing his performance. While others focused on technical fighting, Frank dug into the biomechanics and became a force to be reckoned with.

James sits down with David Rubenstein, head of the Carlyle Group, to make sense of the current economic climate in the United States and beyond. Are we on the brink of a crisis, or are things not as bad as they seem?

In this debut episode of the new sub-series, "Hooked on the First Line," James Altucher and storytelling guru Cal Fussman dissect the first lines of two iconic novels: "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel García Márquez and "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie. Discover how these captivating first lines grip you and set the stage for the entire story.

James dives deep with "Fight Club" author Chuck Palahniuk, exploring the layers of his latest satire, “Not Forever, But for Now”. They venture into writing, the dance of life, and the poignant undercurrents of identity, loneliness, and what it drives us to.

From the isolation of solitary confinement to the spotlight of social media, Ian Bick shares his transformative journey post-prison and the rise of his hit YouTube channel.

At just 19, Ian Bick ran his own nightclub. But when revenue dipped, he made a choice that landed him behind bars for running a Ponzi scheme. Hear his captivating story.

Dive into the vast expanse of the universe as James Altucher and astrophysicist Brian Keating discuss its age, size, and the mysteries that lie beyond our reach. From groundbreaking revelations by the James Webb Space Telescope to James' intriguing space conspiracies — which Brian patiently debunks — this episode is a journey from the stars to the fringes of belief.

In the concluding episode with Brian Roemmele, we delve into the potential of AI to reshape industries without job loss and explore Brian's visionary "Personal AI" company concept. It's a future where human wisdom can be digitized, preserving legacies and shaping the narratives of tomorrow.

Part 2 with Brian Roemmele focuses on AI as an amplifying reflection of human nature, dissecting our understanding of consciousness, intelligence, and emotions. Join us as we explore the fascinating intersection of technology and humanity, and how AI offers unique insights into the essence of our being.

Dive deep into the transformative world of AI, consciousness, and quantum mechanics with the renowned expert Brian Roemmele. Explore the nexus of technology and society as we examine AI's implications on intelligence.

Whether you're on the edge of a life transition, reeling from a setback, or simply searching for a fresh perspective, this episode is your starting point. Join us as James dives deep into his unique technique of embarking on 'quests'— thoughtful journeys designed to answer life's perplexing questions or rebound from difficult times.

Join today's inspiring conversation with John Romero, the mastermind behind the legendary game DOOM, as they explore the secrets of creating a great game and delve into the gaming industry's inner workings.

James hosts AI pioneer Kevin Surace for a discussion to cut through AI's hype and fearmongering. They explore the realities of AI, its capabilities, its limitations, and how individuals can harness its power to improve their lives.

James & Carol Roth explore the thought-provoking concepts from her book "You Will Own Nothing." Delve into the future of wealth, ownership, and personal freedom, while engaging in a two-sided debate on taxation, the global economy, and the potential impact of central bank digital currencies.

We welcome Brandon Webb, a former Navy SEAL and bestselling author! Explore the thrilling world of writing, delve into global affairs, and discover Brandon's upcoming book on mental management techniques.

🎧 Tune in to this week's episode of The James Altucher Show, where James and his producer, Jay Yow, dive deep into the fascinating world of decision-making methodologies and the formula for happiness! 🌟

In this week's unique episode of The James Altucher Show, James discusses his journey from being a chess prodigy to his current quest to regain his 2200 rating, while sharing insightful observations about the evolution of chess and the essential techniques for players over 50.

Today, James is a guest on Mark Savant's "After Hours Entrepreneur" podcast! In this insightful interview, James shares his unique analysis on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) as an assistant to humans, rather than a replacement along with the fascinating potential of AI in optimizing human efficiency across various domains.

Dive into the enigmatic world of the dead with NYC forensic investigator, Barbara Butcher, in our spine-tingling podcast interview. Grab your headphones and prepare to uncover chilling truths, as she reveals the secrets she’s unearthed in her new book, "What the Dead Know."

Unveiling a Life-Changing Guide: Explore the profound insights of theologian Miroslav Volf in his groundbreaking book "Life Worth Living." Challenge convention, discover the secrets to genuine happiness, and embark on a transformative journey to unlock the true meaning of existence.

Delve into the minds of the world's most successful people with Polina Marinova Pompliano, author of "Hidden Genius," then stick around as the spotlight is turned on Polina and James. Join us as we explore the art of interviewing, the thrill of personal branding, and the compelling link between our identities and the platforms we create.

Join James and biohacker Ben Greenfield as they explore mind-blowing strategies to propel James back to master-level chess rankings in his 50s, covering stem cells, nootropics, micro-dosing LSD, sleep hacks, and cutting-edge biohacking devices. Get ready for an awe-inspiring podcast episode where mind meets body, and the limits of human potential are shattered.

Does your mind wander while reading a book? Do you have to go back pages and re-read because you have no idea what happened in the plot for a few minutes? Today, James gives his tried and true method of speed-reading books to maximize the knowledge you retain and reduce the amount of time spent reading to a minimum.

What the heck is going on with crypto? The SEC is suing Binance, suing Coinbase. As usual, the headlines are all BS, but they do create a feeling of panic among Main Street investors who don't really understand what's going on. So I brought on one of my favorite guests, Omid Malekan, to provide his insider perspective on the latest crypto news.

Joshua Lisec is such a prolific and successful writer that the Twitter trolls can't help themselves. The co-author of 78 books has now released "So Good They Call You a Fake" which teaches step-by-step with no steps skipped how to get the visibility you've already earned and then monetize that attention to its fullest potential.

Have you ever imagined yourself as Scott Bakula's character in Quantum Leap, traveling back in time into a disastrous scenario? For many of us, it would spell doom. Luckily, today's guest Cody Cassidy - author of "How to Survive History: How to Outrun a Tyrannosaurus, Escape Pompeii, Get Off the Titanic, and Survive the Rest of History's Deadliest Catastrophes" - is here to keep us alive.

Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Wall Street's most unexpected profits. In this episode, we interview Scott Patterson, acclaimed Wall Street Journal reporter and author of the fascinating book, "Chaos Kings: How Traders Make Billions in the New Age of Crisis". Drawing upon his extensive research and insider knowledge, Scott reveals the secrets of how traders manage to transform unprecedented events, such as the 'Black Swan' and  'Dragon King' phenomena into extraordinary profit-making opportunities.