Everything around us is speeding up — technology, markets, even our thoughts. But if we’re honest, most of us don’t feel faster. We feel scattered, stretched, and searching for meaning in the middle of motion.In this episode, Kala reflec...

Kala sits down for an unplanned Saturday conversation to talk directly with listeners about what’s next. The company is growing fast, the work is expanding, and the show is evolving to match. The themes you’ve loved — the rundowns, reports, and...

I hit pause yesterday—not because I had nothing to say, but because I needed to hear the room breathe. Tonight I’m telling you what I feel about America right now: a republic running a fever. We’re infected—socially, morally, informationally, e...

Got zoning packets, substation maps, “innovation campus” flyers, or those mystery “infrastructure rider” letters? Send them to contact@itsthepress.com — we’re digging.It’s a 98° nig...

Day six of the government shutdown and Washington’s frozen, but Silicon Valley’s on fire. Kala breaks down OpenAI’s massive new AMD deal, Jony Ive’s screen-free AI gadget that’s already hitting roadblocks, and Elon Musk’s xAI “Colossus 2” power...

From Capitol gridlock to cartel strikes, Big Pharma deals to billion-dollar AI battles—this weekend is packed. Washington is still shut down, Trump is rolling out “TrumpRx” with Pfizer (and igniting a firestorm), the FDA’s abortion pill decisio...

What does it mean to lead when AI runs on chokepoints — scarce chips, fragile grids, limited water, and rules that only a few players control? In this episode of Bookmarked, we crack open Karen Hao’s Empire of AI and explore h...

At 12:01 a.m., Washington shut down. Paychecks froze, FEMA stalled, and political theater took center stage. While the headlines fixated on Capitol Hill, another story unfolded in the shadows: Big Tech’s quiet construction of AI factories — mas...

From Wall Street fraud to Washington gridlock to trillion-dollar AI factories, the thread is the same: someone always pays. This week, startup founder Charlie Javice heads to prison after faking millions of users, Congress plays shutdown chicke...

Your Monday Morning Rundown for September 29, 2025: The shutdown clock is ticking with Trump meeting Schumer and Jeffries at 3 p.m. today. The Pentagon is pressing defense contractors to ramp up missile production, Venezuela is mobilizing milit...

This weekend’s watchlist is packed:– TikTok’s U.S. spinoff gets Trump’s stamp, but at a shockingly low $14B valuation. Who’s really winning here? – Elon Musk sues OpenAI and drags Apple into the fight.

Trump’s Golden Dome is on the clock: a trillion-dollar missile shield, three years to build it, and more than a hundred companies racing to get inside. Boeing just tapped Palantir to wire AI into its defense factories, while start-ups ...

It’s power lunch on a Wednesday, and we’re following the pattern. Jimmy Kimmel returned to late-night — emotional, tearful, but unapologetic — while Elon Musk holed up in Palo Alto, running xAI into chaos with “truth-seeking” experiments that s...

Jimmy Kimmel was yanked off air “indefinitely.” Now he’s back — but not everywhere. What does this showdown between the FCC, Disney, and local affiliates really say about free speech in America today?____Notes for listeners:

This week opens with power colliding across politics, markets, and the press. The SEC moves to cut quarterly reporting, a Sacramento newsroom takes gunfire, Charlie Kirk’s funeral turns into a political stage, and the Pentagon pushes journalist...

Uber sold freedom. Lyft sold flexibility. Now, Waymo and Tesla promise a future without drivers at all. But behind the glossy apps and trillion-dollar hype is a darker truth: Silicon Valley’s business model was never about innovation — it was a...

What do Sam Altman’s shrug, Elon Musk’s subsidies, and Microsoft’s Pentagon cloud deal all have in common? They’re not about “innovation.” They’re about war.In this episode of All Too Human, we pull back the curtain on the new M...

Zuckerberg admits he wasn’t listening. Altman shrugs off life-and-death questions. And Charlie Kirk — gone at 31, shot while speaking to students. This is America’s new war: not bombs, but narratives. Media, algorithms, propaganda — and the peo...

Charlie Kirk has died after being shot at Utah Valley University. In this episode, I sit with the shock, the disbelief, and the anger of what this moment says about where we are as a country.This isn’t just about one man. It’s about how ...

This afternoon, right-wing activist Charlie Kirk was shot while speaking at Utah Valley University. Videos show Kirk recoiling after a gunshot, blood visible on his neck as the crowd panicked. A suspect — described as an elderly man — is alread...

The House has just passed President Trump’s sweeping tax and immigration bill—a landmark piece of legislation set to reshape America’s economy and border policy. In this episode, we break down what’s in the nearly 900-page bill, from permanent ...

The DOJ just announced the largest healthcare fraud takedown in U.S. history — $14.6 billion in false claims. We break down what happened, who’s involved, and why it matters.#healthcarefraud #DOJ #WHMNews #MedicareFraud #BreakingNews #Ro...

Who’s really in charge of the future — elected governments or private AI empires? In this episode, I break down the billion-dollar talent war between Meta and OpenAI, what it reveals about America’s collapsing tech governance, and why democracy...

I’ve been wanting to say this for a long time.In this first episode of Everything’s Gone Rogue, I’m talking about how the entertainment industry isn’t just entertainment anymore; it’s a system: a psychological one and a spiritua...

In this in-depth first installment of a special three-part series, WHM News takes you inside the federal courtroom where the future of Meta — and the digital economy — hangs in the balance.Host Dr. Kala Wilson Hampton breaks down the his...