Weave ($WEAV) podcast mentions
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Um, so AGI Chronicles, I didn't really know what to expect. You know, I expected I would end up skimming it, and I didn't. I I read every single page and I read it over the course of 36 hours. It had life, it had humor, it had journalism and factoids. It had brilliant observations. It had brilliant writing as well. You just got these like great analogies, great quotes, and you weaved it all together in something that I, as someone who has lived this for the past 5 years, learned something fun, but also, um, as something that I am going to buy for my family for, uh, the holidays to kind of like get them caught up on my universe. So I want to thank you and congratulate you because books are hard, man. And, um, you know, you could have just been messing around like me podcasting all the time, but you like, you know, took it on yourself to do the thing. So thank you so much, Kevin.
Jordan Schneider · ChinaTalk · AGI Believers: Kevin Roose on the Race · 2026-10-08And it, as always, is just a really well-done show that both takes important kind of policy developments and weaves them together with really compelling personal stories. And I really recommend it to everyone.
Molly Reynolds · The Lawfare Podcast · Rational Security: The “Too Much Molly” Edition · 2026-10-08Dan Bush was one of the guys I mentioned, so he, he gets out of the wreckage, he gets up on a corner. One of the other problems that we had is, of course, the Somalis now are converging on the original target building. So when the helicopter crashed 4 blocks out, They're in the middle of all that shit. So it's to the Somali strength now. They're, they're already assembled out there. And so now we're dealing with this hornet's nest around the crash site. Immediately, guys on the crash site are having to fight and beat back attacks, get wounded guys out, try to get the dead guys out. Um, Dan Bush goes up on a street corner, uh, starts fighting, takes a round under his plate in his stomach. Uh, he's, he's shot now. One of the other guys has a huge gash in his face. He's one of the snipers they pull out from the crash. One of our Little Bird helicopters makes an unbelievable landing in the middle of all that wreckage, you know, weaves this little helicopter in, lands in the middle of the fighting.
Jim Lechner · The Shawn Ryan Show · #346 James Lechner - Army Ranger Recounts the Battle of Mogadishu: Black Hawk Down · 2026-10-08I can't make this up. That's too wild. I need you to weave that into every single show from now on that you're on. I think we need a little Arabic phrase in the day.
George Kamel · The Ramsey Show · Don’t Let Others Control Your Future · 2026-10-08And talk about, you know, how solid everything looks. And in reality, you know, there are two things— I think I've said this to you in the past— when I analyze consumer spending, I look at two things. What are they buying? What are they spending their money on? And two, how are they funding that expenditure? And it tells you a much more different story. You know, you could say consumer spending is up 4% year on year, and that's a solid number. But if you go through and you discover that all of the spending is on transportation and home insurance and that they're— and that they're funding those expenditures by drawing down savings and running up credit card debt, it's a very different picture from, you know, look at the 4% spending headline and say, look how strong the consumer is, which is what's happening right now. And that kind of weaves into that JPMorgan survey, which I thought was Fascinating.
Stephanie Pomboy · Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart · Stephanie Pomboy: The Higher Yields Go, The Higher The Odds The Market Cracks · 2026-10-07And I think that Weave is another area for Figma, where we're really trying to figure out how to help people do this, both use models, get all the power from them, but still apply their own judgment, creativity, taste, and really shape it. The model outputs like clay rather than just trying to go for the one shot. The one shot's rarely where you want to land and end up.
Dylan Field · TBPN · Le Chonk, Buffett Discovers YouTube, The Case Against AI Job Doom | Greg Fleming, TJ Parker, Joowon Kim, Rick Dungey, Dylan Field, Hardik Kabaria · 2026-10-06Well guys, as Weaving as we're talking. First all-time high for the S&P since August 18th as we get to 7,817 here, Jim. Yeah, taking out the summer high.
Carl Quintanilla · Squawk on the Street · 9AM HOUR: Stocks Hit Record Highs, CrowdStrike CEO on AI and Stock Surge, Skydance Era Begins 10/6/26 · 2026-10-06Some people like to use this retirement spending smile or whether they're going to use guardrails like Guyton-Klinger, and that matters pretty greatly. What your asset portfolio looks like. Risk parity contains a much more complex weave of assets than a TIPS ladder and total market index fund, for example. How long your sequence is going to be. Almost most, not all, but most prescribe a smaller, lower withdrawal rate for a longer time horizon than for a shorter one. All but one or or 2. Some folks do not seem to differentiate between those 2 horizons, which I think is interesting. Then the valuation conditioning, does today's valuations change how you forecast future returns or slice the data? Those are worldview decisions. They're not right answers. They're just defensible. But that's what makes this dangerous. People latch onto right answers in this space and there's not necessarily right answers. There's more defensible and less defensible approaches to constructing this and then a great deal of uncertainty. So just want to couch that in there and say this is going to be a learning experience, and the more you understand the uncertainty in the space, I think the better decisions you'll make.
Scott Trench · BiggerPockets Money · How Much Can You Safely Withdraw in Early Retirement? | Christine Benz · 2026-10-06And what she does is she takes, I mean, as you point out in this book, she takes literally some of his ideas and weaves them into these stories, these novels, these books that she is writing.
Kai Ryssdal · Marketplace · A tale of two deficits · 2026-10-05And Shoemate bobbed and weaved and bobbed and weaved and twice said, Basically, it likely would've been contempt, which was to me sort of incredible. And then he sort of tried to backpedal after Judge Brough, but I think that is a good sign as far as Srinivasan. And I think the question is how much guidance are they gonna give when they send it back to Boasberg about what he can and can't do.
Roger Parloff · The Lawfare Podcast · Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, October 2 · 2026-10-05Hasn't that been— people have laughed about, oh, Basket Weaving 101 for college athletes for a long time.
Dave Anthony · The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Ending the NIL "Wild West" | Craig Carton On The Need For College Sports Reform · 2026-10-03Rocks for Jocks, Basket Weaving, or you don't even go to school here, right? Right. And that's the case with that. I'm talking the top 1/10 of 1%. There's not every kid, but those kids who do have a future playing professional sports, football, basketball, what have it, those kids are now going to a different school every year. But the last couple schools they go to, they're not enrolled academically. Does that make sense to anybody?
Craig Carton · The Fox News Rundown · Extra: Ending the NIL "Wild West" | Craig Carton On The Need For College Sports Reform · 2026-10-03We have, but I think the more profound thing we've done, in candor, and I'll explain why, is to include data science in the core exams we give, like biology, like AP government, is to make data analysis something you encounter over and over again. I want to again push back slightly against the most powerful picture of data science as isolating it as a discipline all by itself. It often comes alive in its actual application to situations, and I would just be careful of that. And the reason why I'd be careful of making an AP Data Science course is not because we don't love it and think it's valuable, but we find our courses spread much more quickly for all kids when they're not an elective or a special course. That is, if I weave data analysis into AP Biology that's widely given, or if we weave it into AP Government and Politics, which 400,000 kids take, that will touch kids in public schools and all levels of our society.
David Coleman · People I (Mostly) Admire · 42. America’s Math Curriculum Doesn’t Add Up · 2026-10-03Yeah, no. I like it. We're not really competing against other fabrics or other wearables. We're actually competing against sunscreens. That's brilliant. But the other factor and a way to, differentiate ourselves in a very competitive athleisure wear with UPF factor is most companies spray on the UV protection after production with a chemical, and ours is actually in the tightness or how open the weave is.
Eric Alexson · How I Built This with Guy Raz · Advice Line with Scott Tannen of Boll & Branch and Jamie Siminoff of Ring (2025) · 2026-10-01Yeah, those scale efficiencies are definitely the most obvious advantage. And the part about trust too, I think that also weaves in an element of brand power. Although I would say this is an advantage that's much weaker for Walmart given It's incredibly high levels of scale. Of course, the Walmart brand is very strong, but that's really more to say about the level of scale that they operate at. And I think the interesting thing though about Walmart's scale is that this hasn't really led to them being able to improve margins at all over the last nearly two decades or so. And I think this is a little strange when thinking of scale because you would expect scale benefits to continue to accrue to a company over time and that there might be some more operating leverage for them to unlock. In theory, as they scale, they could unlock growing margins while still relaying lower prices to consumers. That would be sort of the benefit. Yet the margin profile for Walmart doesn't really support that thesis at all.
Preston Pysh · The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network · TIP850: Walmart (WMT): From Discount Retailer to eCommerce Powerhouse w/ Kyle Grieve & Shawn O'Malley · 2026-10-01