Technology · All-In Podcast, LLC
by All-In Podcast, LLC
Industry veterans, degenerate gamblers & besties Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks & David Friedberg cover all things economic, tech, political, social & poker.
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As a housewife and small retail investor I love listening to these guys. The variety of topics including science corner give me some really interesting dinner party conversation starters. I don’t pretend to know or understand everything you guys are covering but I have been curious enough to study further. Thanks for keeping my brain stimulated. Love you all.
There are some smart conversations about tech and business from very successful entrepreneurs. There is some diversity of perspective on these topics which keeps things interesting. When the conversations move over to politics, however, they all seem to have highly similar views, and the pod becomes a rant. It would be a big improvement to have more guests (or even a host) who have different social and political perspectives and could provide political counter arguments, where "calling balls and strikes" would be a real task for Jason.
Alright, All-In crew, here’s a juicy one for you: VoIP-Pal (VPLM)—the little engine that’s been legally steamrolling Big Tech. Picture this: a small-cap company with patents so essential that they’ve sued Amazon, Google, Apple, Meta, and more… and they’ve already won over 20 lawsuits defending their intellectual property. That’s not a typo. Twenty. Zilch in the loss column. VoIP-Pal’s patents are the secret sauce behind VoIP tech—the backbone of Alexa, FaceTime, WhatsApp, Google Voice, you name it. Now, they’re in a class action lawsuit against the biggest names in tech, and if they win (again), it could mean billions in royalties, licensing deals, or even a buyout. But here’s where it gets spicy: their stock, VPLM, is trading like no one has read the memo. This is a sleeper investment that’s one successful verdict away from being the talk of Wall Street. Is this the next Qualcomm or just a patent troll with swagger? Either way, this case could send shockwaves through Silicon Valley, forcing Big Tech to rethink how they handle IP-heavy startups. You’ve got the insight, the platform, and the audience to bring this to the forefront. Let’s hear it, Chamath: Is VPLM stock a moonshot? Will Big Tech play nice or keep rolling the dice in court? Let’s talk about how a scrappy little company might just redefine the game for IP and innovation. And hey, if they’re looking for a new board member… I’d nominate Friedberg. Just saying.
I started listening to this podcast about a year ago when a really good friend of ours from England turned us on to it. I am a woman, flower farmer, floral designer, small business owner, republican, a mom and in my late 30s. I have absolutely no problem listening to men and men who are amazingly intelligent business men who have a different viewpoint on life, business, politics, etc. What I like most about the podcast is it is diverse, so please don’t believe the angry, low star reviews. Those reviews are just noise and probably people who are just always unhappy with their life and cry about everything. It’s refreshing to hear different sides of the aisle when it comes to the political things in life. Of course, they’re going to be a little bit more political forward giving that this is/was an election year and duh, an election year that was a huge deal. It was so nice to hear that they can agree to disagree on things and still, at the end of the day be friend's, which we all know is something that is very much lost in our world (the US) today. Although I know, I’ll never be a millionaire/ billionaire and one can say then why do you listen to this podcast? I listen to the podcast for the reasons above, but also it is always nice to hear them talk about other business topics, stock market stuff and technology as I can relate to some of the things they talk about. I am just on a much smaller business scale. :) Thanks for the laughs, jokes, political insight, business talk and Chamath’s inspiring words about keep going and never give up when business owners can be at their breaking point.
This used to be a great listen. I loved the two sided conversations. That’s gone. Every week it is hate on Anthropic. Then all praise of the administration. So repetitive. They all so badly want access (and have it) that nothing is nuanced anymore. It had become incredibly predictable. The show is desperate for new voices and opinions since the whole panel has their agenda and that’s very clear. What’s to learn when all they do is agree and pump their agendas and are desperate for clout?
It’s wild listening to bunch of billionaires aggressively shilling for Trump. They defend things (eg Jan 6 or scuttling the 14th amendment) they would've laughed at years ago, all just to secure tax cuts and crypto deregulation. It’s no longer insight—it’s just a tedious, self-serving echo chamber.
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