Wall Street Journal

The hosts announce they are writing a regular column for this publication.

“All right, onto carve-outs. The first one is many of you will notice that we started writing in The Wall Street Journal.”

The hosts thank former editor Mike Miller and columnist Jason Zweig for their contributions to the episode.

“To Bill McNabb, the former CEO of Vanguard 2008 to 2017, and 30-year veteran of the firm. Thank you so much for hopping on the phone with us multiple times to kinda work through a few different things that we were thinking about. As always, to Mike Miller, the…”

Joanna Stern's former employer where she worked before deciding to go independent.

“One of the things you did, though, is you did take advice as if it was a person, right? And you... when it told you to quit your job at The Wall Street Journal and go independent. Um, you do claim in the book that no one else was willing to be straight with yo…”

Joanna Stern's former employer where she worked as a senior personal technology columnist.

“Hi, everyone. From New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network, this is On with Kara Swisher, and I'm Kara Swisher. Silicon Valley executives make a lot of promises about the way AI will reshape our lives. They typically paint a rosy picture about how …”

The publication where Walt Mossberg wrote his final column.

“Um, so every episode, we get a question from an outside expert. Yours comes from a former colleague at The Wall Street Journal and my former Recode partner, Walt Mossberg, who was supposed to be here tonight. He couldn't make it. Here's his question. Let's pla…”

Joanna Stern's former employer.

“Terry's interview with Joanna Stern was recorded last Thursday. Stern's new book is titled I Am Not a Robot. She's a former Wall Street Journal reporter who now is NBC News' chief technology analyst and founder of the tech journalism site thenewthing.com. Afte…”

Publication where Jonathan Alpert wrote an article about TDS.

“Yeah, Megan, my favorite topic, TDS, and, uh, I did write a piece in the Wall Street Journal about that. And I made it very clear that this does not exist right now. It's not in the DSM, and I, I can't imagine that we'll ever see it in the DSM. But the patholo…”

The media organization reporting on the legal and economic news.

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Mentioned in the context of Trump's social media activity during the summit.

“And then he was tweeting his, or tr-truthing his little heart out, like with his, apparently, the piece in The Wall Street Journal. I don't know if you saw that piece of him.”

Reported on potential official AI discussions between the US and China.

“So there was some, uh, reporting in The Wall Street Journal last week that both the US and China have been considering a series of official discussions around AI. We know that AI is on the agenda for President Trump's meetings with Xi in China this week. And w…”

Noted as an early adopter of the digital subscription model for news.

“But my sense is that by 2015, the Times was already late to the subscription game. Years earlier, The Wall Street Journal started charging. They said, "Hey, it's very expensive to produce news. We're not gonna give it away for free on our website." But the Tim…”

The publication where Philip Wegman reports on the White House.

“Philip Wegman reports on the White House for The Wall Street Journal, and he recently helped write one called The Anti-Abortion Movement Is Turning on Trump. We asked him to come talk to us about it.”

Reported on the administration's efforts to investigate leaks related to Iran.

“Yeah. Boy, I meant to ask you wh-when we were talking about the, um, The Atlantic stories about Patel. The FBI is now investigating the journalist of The Atlantic that wrote that story as part of a broader leak investigation. There's also a Wall Street Journal…”

The former employer of Joanna Stern.

“... and she recently left the Wall Street Journal to launch her own independent media company called New Things. And in the midst of that launch, she is also launching a book. It is called I Am Not a Robot, and I would say it is about a lot of things that we t…”

The publication that provided reporting on the profitability of users on prediction market platforms.

“Right? Um, according to The Wall Street Journal, which did some great reporting on this over the weekend, on Polymarket, more than 70% of users lose money on the platform, and at Kalshi, there are 2.9 unprofitable users for each profitable one based on data fr…”

Hosted the event where Bumble leadership addressed the billboard controversy.

“Soon, those billboards start coming down, but Molnar's point lands because it taps into a deeper tension inside Bumble's business. Bumble's user base actually skews male. In 2024, 61% of users say they are men, and these days the company offers several paid ti…”