• Episode 155: When Business Gets Shady, Who's Really Making Money?
    Oct 20 2026

    From AI-powered voice scams to billion-dollar corporate scandals, fraud is getting more sophisticated, and sometimes the biggest questions hide in plain sight.

    We explore the business behind the scams, including Theranos, crypto controversies, fake music streams, and allegations involving major homebuilder Lennar and its affiliated company, Millrose. The conversation also examines the risks of AI voice cloning, wire-transfer fraud, and the financial incentives that can shape investigative reporting.

    Who is really getting played, and who's making money along the way? Join us for a deep dive into the schemes, red flags, and business controversies that make fraud so fascinating.

    Disclaimer: The discussion of Lennar and Millrose concerns allegations and questions raised in reporting, not proven wrongdoing.

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    23 mins
  • Episode 154: A Million Dollars for a Virtual Gun?
    Oct 13 2026

    This week we dive into the surprising business behind video games. From Mike Tomlin's incredible Minecraft city and professional athletes who can't put down their controllers to billion-dollar gaming franchises and the rise of live streaming, we're exploring an industry that's reshaping entertainment.

    Why did a massive esports league struggle despite millions in investment? How has gaming become a business worth billions? And why are people willing to spend a fortune on virtual items that don't even change how a game is played?

    Expect surprising numbers, unexpected stories, and a fresh look at the business behind one of the world's biggest entertainment industries.

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    32 mins
  • Episode 153: The Age of Consolidation: The End of Competition?
    Oct 6 2026

    This week we break down some of the biggest mergers and acquisitions shaping today's business landscape. From Bed Bath & Beyond's failed move into real estate and the Paramount-Skydance media shakeup to Google's acquisition of Wiz, Elon Musk's xAI and X merger, and Uber's global expansion, the conversation explores what consolidation means for consumers, competition, and the future of major industries. Plus, a look at the growing gig economy and the challenges facing workers in an increasingly centralized marketplace.

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    26 mins
  • Episode 152: Who's In Control Anymore? When AI Stops Asking Permission
    Sep 29 2026

    AI is no longer just answering—it’s acting.

    From autonomous AI agents and cybersecurity threats to the question of who’s responsible when machines make decisions, we explore how AI is reshaping business, work, and accountability.

    Plus, we break down the latest developments in the Iran conflict, rising economic uncertainty, inflation, interest rates, and why global events continue to impact everything from mortgage rates to consumer confidence.

    From AI breakthroughs to geopolitical tensions, this episode covers the stories shaping the future of business, technology, and the economy.

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    29 mins
  • Episode 151: Risk Is the New Normal: Time of Uncertainty
    Sep 22 2026

    Interest rates are rising again. AI is getting smarter and potentially more dangerous. And the massive data centers powering our digital world may be changing communities faster than most people realize.

    In this episode, we break down what the latest Federal Reserve decision means for consumers, homeowners, and businesses, why borrowing money keeps getting more expensive, and what could be coming next for the economy.

    Then we dive into the fast-moving world of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity threats, data privacy concerns, and the growing debate over the data centers being built across the country. Are they driving innovation, creating new risks, or both?

    From economic uncertainty to the future of AI, this conversation explores the trends shaping how we live, work, spend, and invest in the years ahead.

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    22 mins
  • Episode 150: How to Lose Millions and Ruin a Franchise
    Sep 15 2026

    AI that never forgets. The NFL’s billion-dollar global takeover. A fake football star who pulled off a multi-million-dollar scam.

    In this episode, we’re unpacking the wildly unbelievable stories about to blow up your feed. From Apple’s game-changing new tech to the mounting subscription fatigue crushing sports fans, we cover the exact line where tech, money, and sports collide. Plus, a massive NBA punishment that could wreck a franchise for the next decade.

    Bizarre scams, dirty scandals, big tech, and pure chaos—hit play before everyone else starts talking about it.

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    28 mins
  • Episode 149: The $300 Billion Real Estate Collapse: Power & Property
    Sep 8 2026

    A landmark real estate lawsuit reaches its final chapter, China's largest property developer collapses under the weight of fraud and debt, and AI surveillance technology is raising serious privacy concerns. In Episode 149 of the TNT Business Podcast, we break down the stories making waves across real estate, business, and technology and what they mean for the future.

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    30 mins
  • Episode 148: Stagnation Nation : The Fed, The Future & The $4.5 Trillion Gamble
    Sep 1 2026

    The Fed is signaling higher rates. Inflation isn’t letting up. And Apple is preparing for a major turning point.

    On this episode of the TNT Business Podcast, the team breaks down the latest takeaways from Jackson Hole and what they could mean for interest rates, consumers, and the real estate market. They also take a closer look at Apple’s next chapter, exploring how Tim Cook’s departure could reshape the company and the broader tech landscape.

    Big economic signals. Bold business moves. What it all means for what’s next.

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    18 mins