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Peter Diamandis - The Adam Carolla Show
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April 3, 2020
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1:58:48Now PlayingAdam starts today’s podcast talking about his random phone conversation with Judd Apatow. The guys then discuss the passing of songwriter Adam Schlesinger, and watch a Man Show clip that they worked on together. Dave Mason also calls in to talk about betting on Wrestlemania, ping pong, and other unique sports during the quarantine. Before the break, the guys listen to a new Rich Banks song, and Gina reads news stories about a train engineer who intentionally derailed a train, and Larry David’s Coronavirus PSA.
Peter Diamandis returns to continue their conversation from yesterday. The guys chat about the productivity of the private sector vs. the government, finding good news amongst all the Coronavirus coverage, and Peter’s new book, ‘The Future is Faster Than You Think’. Other topics of conversation include separating a platform from its leader’s views, platforms that are censoring themselves, and utilizing technology to make our world a better place. Later they discuss how problems can be viewed as business opportunities, the exponential growth of solar power, and the next generation of kids who want to be in technology. Before wrapping up, the guys chat about democratizing things that used to cost us money. Stick around for today’s Good Sports with Adam and Dave Dameshek.
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