DoorDash ($DASH) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 39 DoorDash ($DASH) mentions across 15 podcasts (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-21.
So what we've designed is a system where a prescription can be sent on a network where the patient owns the prescription, as opposed to kind of this, you know, really the clinician is the one in the driver's seat once a prescription is sent, uh, until it's, it's fulfilled at the pharmacy. So there's sort of this like liminal space that's confusing for everybody. So if you can make that modern, you know, vis-à-vis an Uber experience or a DoorDash experience or all the different consumer experiences that we're all used to, uh, you can do a lot of good, especially for actually helping patients get medicine, which is supposed to be what we're all doing here.
Otto Seipp · Becker’s Healthcare Podcast · Rethinking Pharmacy Choice at the Point of Prescribing: What Greater Visibility & Control Can Mean for Patients & Health Systems · 2026-10-21Specifically, we essentially have monopoly power over manufacturing globally because the two other big competitors, or the three really, Germany, the UK, and Japan had all been leveled or totally exhausted by the war. Today, we're not at war and we have no Marshall Plan. What we have is a federal government that spent the last 25 years cutting taxes primarily for the wealthy and expanding entitlement spending with no plan to grow its way out of either. The only thing that passes for bipartisanship now is, "I know, let's spend more and cut taxes." But it's not just Washington. The same logic, borrow against the future that may not materialize and let someone else foot the bill, now runs through the entire economy. Through corporate balance sheets, through consumer credit, all the way down to someone financing DoorDash with Klarna. But let's start at the top. In fiscal year 2025, the United States paid over $1 trillion in interest on the national debt. That's not paying any debt down, that's just the interest. $1 trillion.
Scott Galloway · The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · How America Became Addicted to Debt — with Morgan Housel · 2026-10-21All right, thank you. Yep. So I, so, um, I have a second kind of job, like I do all DoorDash on the side, like when I get off work early, like I'll DoorDash. Or me and, uh, my, uh, my nephew has like a lawn care business, so I'll help him out sometimes and he'll give me, he'll give me some cash or whatever, just like some fun money or whatever. But I probably need to start saving back all that instead of like just spending it on— because I like to play golf, so I go and play golf, you know.
Andy Warhol · The Ramsey Show · Simple Habits Create Lasting Peace · 2026-10-20A Carnival cruise vacation. Gift cards from DoorDash and Best Buy.
John Maury · Prof G Markets · Why The Tech Selloff Just Reversed Course · 2026-10-20Monopoly is back at McDonald's with millions of prizes: a 2027 Jeep Cherokee, a Carnival cruise vacation, gift cards from DoorDash and Best Buy. Peel, then play in the McDonald's app. Get your bag! No purchase necessary. 50 US and DC, age 18+. See playatmcdo.com for rules and play at d.com/amo for info and playing without purchase by mail by November 2nd. Chance card game ends November 8th. Game ends November 22nd, 2026. See rules for prize details. Monopoly is a registered trademark of Hasbro.
Oliver Burkeman · The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · Why Optimization Culture Is Making You Miserable · 2026-10-20So yeah, it's obviously going to get there. But there is a super interesting point here, which is who embraces it and who doesn't. And you will see large swaths of jobs go away. It's just the timing that people have wrong. And can we create new jobs in the time that people lose the old jobs? I will put out a premise here. I think self-driving is going to be the first time people experience this. Why? That technology is ready. And you start to see in cities that have Waymos, robo-taxis, et cetera, and DoorDash and Zipline. I'm an investor in Zipline. Obviously, I was an investor in Uber. Those things are coming, and that's going to be 5 to 10 million jobs in the US.
Jason Calacanis · This Week in Tech (Audio) · The 10-Day Reply Guy - RAMageddon, HomeView, Ikigai, & the Flying Tesla Roadster · 2026-10-19And this is even more severe among young people. For instance, do you know how to navigate with a compass and a map? Have you ever used a map? I mean, we're talking about basics here. Now, if you are a young cadet at West Point or, you know, a midshipman, you go to Annapolis, they're being trained now. You know, if the grid goes down, how do you navigate with it? If you're on board ship, how do you use a sextant? I mean, stuff like that is actually coming back because, you know, GPS is extremely weak. It's easy to blot out. I mean, there are all kinds of scenarios you can imagine. You know, you're suddenly out there Right. You need to navigate yourself. So the idea of using these things is actually has to be handed down by those of us who, who came of age before DoorDash. You know what I mean? We basically have these skills, but they've never been passed down. How do you tie basic knots?
Neil Howe · Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart · Surviving The Fourth Turning | Neil Howe · 2026-10-18For modern humans, however, exile is a self-induced state brought to you by Instagram, DoorDash, Netflix, and increasingly AI companions. We aren't amusing ourselves to death, as Neil Postman famously argued, but isolating ourselves into distrust, Despair and discord. I often write about the forces atomizing society, a K-shaped economy where the bottom 90% are nutrition for the top 10%, social media companies that promise to connect us but instead produce outrage and shame, a war on the young throttling a generation's capacity to form relationships, start families, and contribute to the communities that are supposed to anchor our society. The list goes on. At the same time, there are paths to renewing the American dream.
George Hahn · The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · No Mercy / No Malice: Each Other · 2026-10-17What I've been calling the DoorDash problem has arrived at scale. Uh, JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon announced that he doesn't want agents running on his platform. Bank of America announced that. Uh, we've heard it from Amazon isn't letting Grokbot on. So Elon is tweeting that he's gonna build an Amazon competitor, which is just great.
Nilay Patel · The Vergecast · Apple's HomeView has an app problem · 2026-10-16Reasonable, right? And so I think we are going to reckon with each one of those individually. Okay, but here's my thing about the DoorDash problem. Don't we need to rename the DoorDash problem? Because DoorDash appears to have just wholeheartedly embraced the DoorDash problem. Like, DoorDash is the problem.
David Pierce · The Vergecast · Apple's HomeView has an app problem · 2026-10-16Yeah. You know, like it's so hard to build that thing that they're like, yeah, you can, your agent can come and use DoorDash and we'll just charge you more money because you don't get to see, like DoorDash has a huge advertising business. Instacart has a huge advertising business. Um, so they're very much like, we'll just charge you, we'll just charge you the money we would have lost if you didn't look at our ads.
Nilay Patel · The Vergecast · Apple's HomeView has an app problem · 2026-10-16That's, that's basically where it's at. But DoorDash is doing the other thing, which is they're trying to build their own agent.
Nilay Patel · The Vergecast · Apple's HomeView has an app problem · 2026-10-16Like all their AI stuff is like in the DoorDash app for consumers. And it's like, mm, I don't, I don't, I don't think what people want is the Dash Buddy or whatever it's called. Like, I think they want to use whatever agent they want to use.
Nilay Patel · The Vergecast · Apple's HomeView has an app problem · 2026-10-16Monopoly here. Miss me? Monopoly is back at McDonald's with millions of prizes. A 2027 Jeep Cherokee, a Carnival cruise vacation, gift Chance Cards from DoorDash and Best Buy. Peel, then play in the McDonald's app.
Matt Kielty · Radiolab · The Smell of Hell · 2026-10-16I wanted to buy some outdoor lights, and I asked Instinct to go and help me find these lights. And it found the lights at Walmart, which makes a ton of sense. Walmart has lots of inventory. And the agent went, loaded the cart, and when it came time to pay, Link didn't have a connection to Walmart. Link has my card, but it can't just give my card over to the agent and over to Walmart. So Stripe did something pretty interesting. They purchased the chandeliers on my behalf. They issued their own— actually, this is like a Visa virtual card, one-time use card, made the purchase, and then they charged me, Terry, at a second transaction. This is a little bit how DoorDash works today. You spend $100 at DoorDash, and then the Dasher goes and pays the restaurant. But in the case of this Walmart transaction, this is the point about it sort of being the AOL. It worked just great.
Terry Angelos · The a16z Show · When AI Agents Start Spending Your Money | Alex Rampell & Terry Angelos · 2026-10-15