Sosnoff & Ratigan https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lossdog Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan explore the forces reshaping markets, business, and society. Drawing on decades of experience in finance, media, and entrepreneurship, they take on big topics with no scripts and no filters. From AI and technology to Wall Street, regulation, and the future of work, each episode breaks down complex issues in a direct, conversational way. Expect sharp debate, bold predictions, real world examples, and a willingness to challenge conventional thinking. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information. en Lossdog Wed, 14 Oct 2026 17:11:30 +0000 Wed, 14 Oct 2026 17:11:30 +0000 feeds@ausha.co (Ausha) Ausha (https://www.ausha.co) us Lossdog Lossdog jeff.joseph@lossdog.com Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan explore the forces reshaping markets, business, and society. Drawing on decades of experience in finance, media, and entrepreneurship, they take on big topics with no scripts and no filters. From AI and technology to Wall Street, regulation, and the future of work, each episode breaks down complex issues in a direct, conversational way. Expect sharp debate, bold predictions, real world examples, and a willingness to challenge conventional thinking. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information. false no no yes episodic Lossdog jeff.joseph@lossdog.com Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan explore the forces reshaping markets, business, and society. Drawing on decades of experience in finance, media, and entrepreneurship, they take on big topics with no scripts and no filters. From AI and technology to Wall Street, regulation, and the future of work, each episode breaks down complex issues in a direct, conversational way. Expect sharp debate, bold predictions, real world examples, and a willingness to challenge conventional thinking. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information. false Support us! News https://image.ausha.co/fxWM07Lbzk2ZO9OjFkII4UlUc0MsNaZLMKpYOOkk_1400x1400.jpeg?t=1787161010 Sosnoff & Ratigan https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lossdog Tax the Rich—or Will the Market Do It First? c8e31aa9f96a051f6fd590787d71307c44ac5146 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan examine the growing divide between taxes on earned income and taxes on investment wealth. With capital increasingly concentrated among a small group of billionaires, they debate whether higher capital-gains taxes and a political backlash are inevitable—or whether a falling stock market will redistribute wealth before Washington takes action.


The discussion expands into inflation, elevated bond yields, record stock prices, political instability, and whether the day’s broad market selloff represents the beginning of a larger correction. Tom explains why he remains short stocks, expects bonds to recover, and believes the market—not the government—may ultimately force the adjustment.


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan examine the growing divide between taxes on earned income and taxes on investment wealth. With capital increasingly concentrated among a small group of billionaires, they debate whether higher capital-gains taxes and a political backlash are inevitable—or whether a falling stock market will redistribute wealth before Washington takes action.


The discussion expands into inflation, elevated bond yields, record stock prices, political instability, and whether the day’s broad market selloff represents the beginning of a larger correction. Tom explains why he remains short stocks, expects bonds to recover, and believes the market—not the government—may ultimately force the adjustment.


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]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2026 17:09:54 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/tax-the-rich-or-will-the-market-do-it-first Lossdog false business,investing,career,Economics,commentary,stocks,stockmarket 25:56 full 1 1 11 11 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan examine the growing divide between taxes on earned income and taxes on investment wealth. With capital increasingly concentrated among a small group of billionaires, they debate whether higher capital-gains taxes and a po... Lossdog false EP. 29 Has the U.S. Dollar Really Lost Its Value? 2fdc0c2e956cc326885a52a9b9d143fbb012ccf3 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take on the debate over inflation, the U.S. dollar, and whether Americans have experienced a genuine collapse in purchasing power. Dylan argues that the real issue isn’t simply how the dollar compares with other currencies, but how dramatically the cost of essentials like housing, healthcare, education, transportation, and food has changed over time.


Tom pushes back on the idea of a currency collapse, leading to a broader debate over what inflation actually tells us, why the dollar remains strong relative to other currencies, and whether fears surrounding debt, deficits, and the eventual demise of the dollar are overstated. They also explore how technology, energy, labor costs, and healthcare could reshape the affordability problem going forward.


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take on the debate over inflation, the U.S. dollar, and whether Americans have experienced a genuine collapse in purchasing power. Dylan argues that the real issue isn’t simply how the dollar compares with other currencies, but how dramatically the cost of essentials like housing, healthcare, education, transportation, and food has changed over time.


Tom pushes back on the idea of a currency collapse, leading to a broader debate over what inflation actually tells us, why the dollar remains strong relative to other currencies, and whether fears surrounding debt, deficits, and the eventual demise of the dollar are overstated. They also explore how technology, energy, labor costs, and healthcare could reshape the affordability problem going forward.


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]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2026 17:54:06 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-29-has-the-u-s-dollar-really-lost-its-value Lossdog false 29:28 full 1 1 10 10 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take on the debate over inflation, the U.S. dollar, and whether Americans have experienced a genuine collapse in purchasing power. Dylan argues that the real issue isn’t simply how the dollar compares with other currencie... Lossdog false Ep. 28 When Wall Street Booms, Why Doesn’t Main Street Feel It? d5aeef1bea9fd1021f389c597a70186d9523b609 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan ask a deceptively simple question: Does the stock market still reflect the health of the U.S. economy? With major indexes near record highs while consumers continue to face pressure from housing, groceries, insurance, inflation, and higher borrowing costs, Tom and Dylan explore the growing disconnect between Wall Street and the everyday economy.


They also dig into the outsized influence of mega-cap companies, rising bond yields, government spending, trade policy, and what the markets may actually be signaling about the economy. If stocks are booming while many Americans aren’t feeling it, what exactly are record highs telling us?


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan ask a deceptively simple question: Does the stock market still reflect the health of the U.S. economy? With major indexes near record highs while consumers continue to face pressure from housing, groceries, insurance, inflation, and higher borrowing costs, Tom and Dylan explore the growing disconnect between Wall Street and the everyday economy.


They also dig into the outsized influence of mega-cap companies, rising bond yields, government spending, trade policy, and what the markets may actually be signaling about the economy. If stocks are booming while many Americans aren’t feeling it, what exactly are record highs telling us?


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]]> Wed, 23 Sep 2026 16:42:40 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-28-when-wall-street-booms-why-doesn-t-main-street-feel-it Lossdog false 22:22 full 1 1 9 9 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan ask a deceptively simple question: Does the stock market still reflect the health of the U.S. economy? With major indexes near record highs while consumers continue to face pressure from housing, groceries, insurance, inf... Lossdog false Ep. 27 The Bond Market Is Sending a Message 0fbbed3d6edf54506ca5832a2accbd9928d92cf7 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take a closer look at the bond market as yields climb toward their highest levels in years. They discuss why moves in bonds can reveal more about the economy than the Federal Reserve alone, and how the market ultimately determines the price of borrowing based on risk, inflation expectations, and confidence in the U.S.


The conversation also explores the relationship between Fed policy and market-driven interest rates, why borrowing costs can rise even before the Fed takes action, and what today’s bond market may be signaling about where rates are headed next. Plus, Tom and Dylan touch on crude oil and other market risks that could complicate the outlook.


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take a closer look at the bond market as yields climb toward their highest levels in years. They discuss why moves in bonds can reveal more about the economy than the Federal Reserve alone, and how the market ultimately determines the price of borrowing based on risk, inflation expectations, and confidence in the U.S.


The conversation also explores the relationship between Fed policy and market-driven interest rates, why borrowing costs can rise even before the Fed takes action, and what today’s bond market may be signaling about where rates are headed next. Plus, Tom and Dylan touch on crude oil and other market risks that could complicate the outlook.


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]]> Tue, 22 Sep 2026 16:06:36 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/the-bond-market-is-sending-a-message Lossdog false 24:32 full 1 1 8 8 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take a closer look at the bond market as yields climb toward their highest levels in years. They discuss why moves in bonds can reveal more about the economy than the Federal Reserve alone, and how the market ultimately d... Lossdog false Ep. 26 Memecoins, Politics, and the New Age of Financial Satire fa015c0a750a23149784891d1b2921dca512766b Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan dive into the increasingly bizarre world of memecoins, starting with Hunter Biden’s launch of a satirical cryptocurrency and comparing it with the Trump and Melania coins. They explore whether these tokens should be viewed as scams and reckless speculation or as a new form of entertainment, marketing, and financial satire that openly embraces its own absurdity.


The conversation examines what it takes to launch and list a new coin, the role exchanges like Coinbase play in giving tokens legitimacy, and the damage previous political memecoins may have done to confidence in the broader crypto market. At the same time, Tom and Dylan consider whether this new, more self-aware generation of memecoins could actually bring attention and energy back to digital assets by treating the joke as part of the product.


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan dive into the increasingly bizarre world of memecoins, starting with Hunter Biden’s launch of a satirical cryptocurrency and comparing it with the Trump and Melania coins. They explore whether these tokens should be viewed as scams and reckless speculation or as a new form of entertainment, marketing, and financial satire that openly embraces its own absurdity.


The conversation examines what it takes to launch and list a new coin, the role exchanges like Coinbase play in giving tokens legitimacy, and the damage previous political memecoins may have done to confidence in the broader crypto market. At the same time, Tom and Dylan consider whether this new, more self-aware generation of memecoins could actually bring attention and energy back to digital assets by treating the joke as part of the product.


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]]> Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:59:16 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-26-memecoins-politics-and-the-new-age-of-financial-satire Lossdog false 28:32 full 1 1 7 7 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan dive into the increasingly bizarre world of memecoins, starting with Hunter Biden’s launch of a satirical cryptocurrency and comparing it with the Trump and Melania coins. They explore whether these tokens should be viewe... Lossdog false Ep.25 The Data Center Backlash: Who Pays for the AI Boom? 38292e4e35fe09c3f596365a920ff5747f15564b As AI infrastructure expands, communities across the country are beginning to push back against the massive data centers needed to power it. Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan examine why Americans are skeptical of projects that consume enormous amounts of electricity and water while creating relatively few permanent jobs and why that skepticism is amplified by distrust of the corporations and billionaires leading the AI boom.


They explore what a fair deal for local communities could look like, including protections against rising energy costs, environmental safeguards, and tangible economic benefits such as lower local taxes. The conversation also widens to the global race for AI infrastructure, comparing the United States and China and asking which country ultimately has the energy, capital, chips, resources, and political structure needed to dominate the next phase of artificial intelligence.


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]]> As AI infrastructure expands, communities across the country are beginning to push back against the massive data centers needed to power it. Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan examine why Americans are skeptical of projects that consume enormous amounts of electricity and water while creating relatively few permanent jobs and why that skepticism is amplified by distrust of the corporations and billionaires leading the AI boom.


They explore what a fair deal for local communities could look like, including protections against rising energy costs, environmental safeguards, and tangible economic benefits such as lower local taxes. The conversation also widens to the global race for AI infrastructure, comparing the United States and China and asking which country ultimately has the energy, capital, chips, resources, and political structure needed to dominate the next phase of artificial intelligence.


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]]> Tue, 15 Sep 2026 19:47:23 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/the-data-center-backlash-who-pays-for-the-ai-boom Lossdog false 20:14 full 1 1 6 6 As AI infrastructure expands, communities across the country are beginning to push back against the massive data centers needed to power it. Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan examine why Americans are skeptical of projects that consume enormous amounts of... Lossdog false Ep. 24 Safety or Surveillance? The Price of an All-Seeing Society 8db848428e20a8e7af7f63873dcd4a37432778ec Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan debate whether widespread surveillance technology—particularly Flock license-plate cameras—makes society safer or puts personal freedom at risk.


Tom argues that cameras, artificial intelligence, and data collection can reduce crime, prevent fraud, establish the truth, and make everyday life more convenient. Dylan counters that the same technology gives governments and individuals unprecedented power to monitor, punish, and control people.

The conversation expands into AI-driven credit analysis, fraud detection, and whether artificial intelligence might have prevented parts of the 2008 financial crisis. They close by discussing government attempts to influence the bond market—and why neither the Federal Reserve nor the Treasury can ultimately overpower market forces.


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan debate whether widespread surveillance technology—particularly Flock license-plate cameras—makes society safer or puts personal freedom at risk.


Tom argues that cameras, artificial intelligence, and data collection can reduce crime, prevent fraud, establish the truth, and make everyday life more convenient. Dylan counters that the same technology gives governments and individuals unprecedented power to monitor, punish, and control people.

The conversation expands into AI-driven credit analysis, fraud detection, and whether artificial intelligence might have prevented parts of the 2008 financial crisis. They close by discussing government attempts to influence the bond market—and why neither the Federal Reserve nor the Treasury can ultimately overpower market forces.


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]]> Tue, 01 Sep 2026 19:02:56 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/safety-or-surveillance-the-price-of-an-all-seeing-society Lossdog false 25:11 full 1 1 5 5 Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan debate whether widespread surveillance technology—particularly Flock license-plate cameras—makes society safer or puts personal freedom at risk. Tom argues that cameras, artificial intelligence, and data collection can... Lossdog false Ep 23. Capital or Democracy? Who really wields more power f32efa6e02736ed2f6baa13e7c5049a0f2c92572

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]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:52:24 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-23-capital-or-democracy-who-really-wields-more-power Lossdog false 29:34 full 1 1 4 4 Lossdog false Ep 22. what happens when leaders abandon their principles fc26d93bac8f7c8765ec99aea8fe71e7b5524d62

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]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:48:54 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-22-what-happens-when-leaders-abandon-their-principles Lossdog false 29:06 full 1 1 3 3 Lossdog false Ep.21 Who still deserves our trust—and what happens when confidence breaks down? b8b391700132a90e966728c09cf4ec8056df08ee

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]]> Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:39:32 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-21-who-still-deserves-our-trust-and-what-happens-when-confidence-breaks-down Lossdog false 27:57 full 1 1 2 2 Lossdog false Ep 20. When War Finally Hits Wall Street d1b7dd55-c35d-4031-9f3b-d0b6882bf33a Has the market finally realized the economic consequences of war? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff examine the impact of the conflict with Iran on inflation, oil prices, interest rates, and the bond market. They discuss whether Wall Street has shifted from assuming a short conflict to pricing in a prolonged geopolitical crisis, what that means for the Federal Reserve, and where investors may find opportunities if volatility continues.


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]]> Has the market finally realized the economic consequences of war? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff examine the impact of the conflict with Iran on inflation, oil prices, interest rates, and the bond market. They discuss whether Wall Street has shifted from assuming a short conflict to pricing in a prolonged geopolitical crisis, what that means for the Federal Reserve, and where investors may find opportunities if volatility continues.


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]]> Fri, 24 Jul 2026 17:02:25 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-20-when-war-finally-hits-wall-street Lossdog false 23:46 full Has the market finally realized the economic consequences of war? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff examine the impact of the conflict with Iran on inflation, oil prices, interest rates, and the bond market. They discuss whether Wall Street has shifted fr... Lossdog false Ep 19. Will AI Make Humans More Human? f633da03-73e0-441b-a5ce-8eb827732f67 As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, what becomes more valuable about being human? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff explore whether AI will increase the importance of creativity, domain expertise, and human connection rather than replace them. They discuss how AI could reshape entrepreneurship, investing, private equity, company formation, and why the future may reward vision and know-how more than technical gatekeeping.


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]]> As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, what becomes more valuable about being human? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff explore whether AI will increase the importance of creativity, domain expertise, and human connection rather than replace them. They discuss how AI could reshape entrepreneurship, investing, private equity, company formation, and why the future may reward vision and know-how more than technical gatekeeping.


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]]> Fri, 24 Jul 2026 16:57:40 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-19-will-ai-make-humans-more-human Lossdog false 21:43 full 1 1 9 9 As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, what becomes more valuable about being human? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff explore whether AI will increase the importance of creativity, domain expertise, and human connection rather than replace them... Lossdog false Ep. 18 AI, Jinxes, and the Return of Human Creativity edc40802-03ef-4641-9074-cd0297771f26 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff take on three questions: whether AI marks the end of traditional knowledge, whether Nvidia’s valuation signals a new phase of the AI trade, and whether jinxes are real in markets and sports. Along the way, they discuss AI as a “super genius friend,” the return of creativity, World Cup superstition, and why the future may reward original thinking more than memorized expertise.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff take on three questions: whether AI marks the end of traditional knowledge, whether Nvidia’s valuation signals a new phase of the AI trade, and whether jinxes are real in markets and sports. Along the way, they discuss AI as a “super genius friend,” the return of creativity, World Cup superstition, and why the future may reward original thinking more than memorized expertise.


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]]> Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:13:54 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-18-ai-jinxes-and-the-return-of-human-creativity Lossdog false 23:03 full 1 1 1 1 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff take on three questions: whether AI marks the end of traditional knowledge, whether Nvidia’s valuation signals a new phase of the AI trade, and whether jinxes are real in markets and sports. Along the way, they discuss AI... Lossdog false Ep 17. The Fed, Inflation, and the Loyalty Test 30fee76c-6b74-4250-9e68-36638ec08271 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the Federal Reserve’s role under a new political reality, asking whether a Fed chair selected for loyalty can still earn credibility with markets. They discuss inflation, interest rates, bond markets, the dollar, gold, crypto, and why trust may be the Fed’s most important tool.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the Federal Reserve’s role under a new political reality, asking whether a Fed chair selected for loyalty can still earn credibility with markets. They discuss inflation, interest rates, bond markets, the dollar, gold, crypto, and why trust may be the Fed’s most important tool.


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]]> Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:11:19 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-17-the-fed-inflation-and-the-loyalty-test Lossdog false 21:25 full 1 1 1 1 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the Federal Reserve’s role under a new political reality, asking whether a Fed chair selected for loyalty can still earn credibility with markets. They discuss inflation, interest rates, bond markets, the dolla... Lossdog false Ep 16. Man vs. Machine in the AI Era d0327837-be65-478a-935a-72c1fc54bba0 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the next wave of value may come from ideas, vision, and human originality rather than raw knowledge.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the next wave of value may come from ideas, vision, and human originality rather than raw knowledge.


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]]> Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:09:14 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-16-man-vs-machine-in-the-ai-era Lossdog false 24:02 full 1 1 8 8 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate whether the rise of AI means machines will work for humans — or humans will end up working for machines. They discuss space data centers, real-time fact-checking, political disruption, creative work, and why the ne... Lossdog false Ep 15. Space Robots, Robot Taxes, and the Future of Work b95621e7-89f4-4dc7-9cc4-48a59466c167 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff continue their debate over SpaceX, AI infrastructure, and the market’s belief in a future powered by space-based data centers and automation. They get into whether Elon Musk’s vision is hype or inevitability, what happens if robots replace large parts of the workforce, and whether society will need a new way to tax automation and distribute value.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff continue their debate over SpaceX, AI infrastructure, and the market’s belief in a future powered by space-based data centers and automation. They get into whether Elon Musk’s vision is hype or inevitability, what happens if robots replace large parts of the workforce, and whether society will need a new way to tax automation and distribute value.


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]]> Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:05:07 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-15-space-robots-robot-taxes-and-the-future-of-work Lossdog false 23:33 full 1 1 7 7 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff continue their debate over SpaceX, AI infrastructure, and the market’s belief in a future powered by space-based data centers and automation. They get into whether Elon Musk’s vision is hype or inevitability, what happens... Lossdog false Ep 14. The SpaceX IPO and the First Trillionaire fe320e87-692c-4b91-9459-0a9c5e45d94c Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the hype, valuation, and market implications of a potential SpaceX IPO. Is it a revolutionary space company, a global communications business, or the ultimate bull market story? They also debate Elon Musk, wealth concentration, and whether the market is pricing a real business or a billionaire’s biggest flex.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the hype, valuation, and market implications of a potential SpaceX IPO. Is it a revolutionary space company, a global communications business, or the ultimate bull market story? They also debate Elon Musk, wealth concentration, and whether the market is pricing a real business or a billionaire’s biggest flex.


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]]> Tue, 09 Jun 2026 12:20:00 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-14-the-spacex-ipo-and-the-first-trillionaire Lossdog false 23:23 full Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the hype, valuation, and market implications of a potential SpaceX IPO. Is it a revolutionary space company, a global communications business, or the ultimate bull market story? They also debate Elon Musk, weal... Lossdog false Ep 13. Good Billionaires, Bad Billionaires a74254d3-2850-4f09-aa79-191d2b2a2216 Are all billionaires created equal? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate the difference between wealth created through innovation and wealth built through extraction, monopoly power, government access, gambling, social platforms, and financial leverage. Along the way, they name their favorite - and least favorite - billionaires.


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]]> Are all billionaires created equal? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate the difference between wealth created through innovation and wealth built through extraction, monopoly power, government access, gambling, social platforms, and financial leverage. Along the way, they name their favorite - and least favorite - billionaires.


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]]> Tue, 09 Jun 2026 11:08:00 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-13-good-billionaires-bad-billionaires Lossdog false 28:24 full 1 1 6 6 Are all billionaires created equal? Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate the difference between wealth created through innovation and wealth built through extraction, monopoly power, government access, gambling, social platforms, and financial leverag... Lossdog false Ep 12. The AI Backlash Is Here f72386ff-6dfc-453c-9c4a-22467571851c Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff dig into the growing public backlash against artificial intelligence — from commencement-stage boos to community fights over data centers. They debate whether AI is being framed as a creator of opportunity or a threat to jobs, and why tech leaders may be badly misreading the room.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff dig into the growing public backlash against artificial intelligence — from commencement-stage boos to community fights over data centers. They debate whether AI is being framed as a creator of opportunity or a threat to jobs, and why tech leaders may be badly misreading the room.


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]]> Mon, 08 Jun 2026 19:07:29 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-12-the-ai-backlash-is-here Lossdog false 19:17 full 1 1 5 5 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff dig into the growing public backlash against artificial intelligence — from commencement-stage boos to community fights over data centers. They debate whether AI is being framed as a creator of opportunity or a threat to... Lossdog false Ep. 11 - Is AI the biggest bubble since the dot-com era? a8b7f3cc-5d44-43b9-af91-33db56bc366f Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan compare today’s AI mania to 1999, debating whether Nvidia, Micron and the chip trade are replaying the final stages of the internet bubble.


Topics include:
• Why Tom believes AI is a bubble
• Lessons from trading through 1999 & 2008
• Nvidia, Micron & AI stock valuations
• Why bubbles last longer than expected
• Shorting momentum markets
• “Too big to fail” mega-tech companies
• The psychology of market euphoria


Plus: Tom shares the story of building a short fund just before the dot-com crash.


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]]> Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan compare today’s AI mania to 1999, debating whether Nvidia, Micron and the chip trade are replaying the final stages of the internet bubble.


Topics include:
• Why Tom believes AI is a bubble
• Lessons from trading through 1999 & 2008
• Nvidia, Micron & AI stock valuations
• Why bubbles last longer than expected
• Shorting momentum markets
• “Too big to fail” mega-tech companies
• The psychology of market euphoria


Plus: Tom shares the story of building a short fund just before the dot-com crash.


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]]> Wed, 20 May 2026 16:21:11 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-11-is-ai-the-biggest-bubble-since-the-dot-com-era Lossdog false 25:29 full Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan compare today’s AI mania to 1999, debating whether Nvidia, Micron and the chip trade are replaying the final stages of the internet bubble. Topics include: • Why Tom believes AI is a bubble • Lessons from trading throug... Lossdog false Ep. 10 - Should governments ever bail out private companies? 75f9dbd9-c3b3-4a65-a6d5-5b42fa3a2d44 Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate the economics, politics, and morality of bailouts — from Intel and the banks to Spirit Airlines and the rise of mega-corporations.


Topics include:
• Why companies get bailed out
• Intel, Spirit Airlines & government intervention
• Moral hazard & executive compensation
• Why monopolies distort capitalism
• The return of Teddy Roosevelt-style trust busting
• Why mega-tech companies may now be bigger than governments
• Capitalism vs socialism in modern markets


A deep conversation about power, leverage, corruption, and the future of free markets.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate the economics, politics, and morality of bailouts — from Intel and the banks to Spirit Airlines and the rise of mega-corporations.


Topics include:
• Why companies get bailed out
• Intel, Spirit Airlines & government intervention
• Moral hazard & executive compensation
• Why monopolies distort capitalism
• The return of Teddy Roosevelt-style trust busting
• Why mega-tech companies may now be bigger than governments
• Capitalism vs socialism in modern markets


A deep conversation about power, leverage, corruption, and the future of free markets.


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]]> Wed, 20 May 2026 16:11:38 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-10-should-governments-ever-bail-out-private-companies Lossdog false 23:26 full Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff debate the economics, politics, and morality of bailouts — from Intel and the banks to Spirit Airlines and the rise of mega-corporations. Topics include: • Why companies get bailed out • Intel, Spirit Airlines & gov... Lossdog false Ep. 9 - Have Americans completely checked out of politics? 7a11dcbc-0010-4d25-bf1b-cccf65f7c103 After an assassination attempt on the President barely interrupted daily life in Washington, Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff ask whether the American public has become desensitized — and what that means for democracy, markets, and society.


Topics include:
• Political disengagement in America
• Reagan, 9/11 and how media culture changed
• Why people increasingly ignore politics
• AI, efficiency & societal desensitization
• Markets, chip stocks & concentrated power
• Russia, Saudi Arabia & political apathy
• Whether the U.S. is drifting toward permanent alienation


A wide-ranging conversation about technology, power, attention, and the future of civic life.


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]]> After an assassination attempt on the President barely interrupted daily life in Washington, Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff ask whether the American public has become desensitized — and what that means for democracy, markets, and society.


Topics include:
• Political disengagement in America
• Reagan, 9/11 and how media culture changed
• Why people increasingly ignore politics
• AI, efficiency & societal desensitization
• Markets, chip stocks & concentrated power
• Russia, Saudi Arabia & political apathy
• Whether the U.S. is drifting toward permanent alienation


A wide-ranging conversation about technology, power, attention, and the future of civic life.


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]]> Wed, 20 May 2026 15:44:46 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-9-have-americans-completely-checked-out-of-politics Lossdog false 26:07 full After an assassination attempt on the President barely interrupted daily life in Washington, Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff ask whether the American public has become desensitized — and what that means for democracy, markets, and society. Topics incl... Lossdog false Ep8 - What makes a great CEO transition? eacb0bb1-f753-4ae9-8370-3199f0ae4bff Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the changing of the guard at Apple and Netflix, debating whether leaders like Tim Cook and Reed Hastings left at the perfect moment — or stayed too long.


Topics include:
• Why leadership changes usually happen too late
• Tim Cook’s Apple legacy
• Reed Hastings stepping away from Netflix
• Founder CEOs vs custodial CEOs
• Why great companies should force change
• The psychology of succession, ego & power
• Microsoft, Disney, IBM & famous CEO transitions gone wrong


Plus: why Tom thinks the best leaders leave before they have to.


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]]> Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the changing of the guard at Apple and Netflix, debating whether leaders like Tim Cook and Reed Hastings left at the perfect moment — or stayed too long.


Topics include:
• Why leadership changes usually happen too late
• Tim Cook’s Apple legacy
• Reed Hastings stepping away from Netflix
• Founder CEOs vs custodial CEOs
• Why great companies should force change
• The psychology of succession, ego & power
• Microsoft, Disney, IBM & famous CEO transitions gone wrong


Plus: why Tom thinks the best leaders leave before they have to.


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]]> Wed, 20 May 2026 15:43:03 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep8-what-makes-a-great-ceo-transition Lossdog false 31:09 full Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff break down the changing of the guard at Apple and Netflix, debating whether leaders like Tim Cook and Reed Hastings left at the perfect moment — or stayed too long. Topics include: • Why leadership changes usually happe... Lossdog false Ep 7 - Why Are You Paying More Taxes Than Corporations? 448b98b9-5dbe-4037-ad8e-aa60097e2fb6 If you feel like you’re paying more taxes than the biggest companies in the world, you might not be wrong.


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the imbalance between individual and corporate taxation in the United States. From W-2 earners carrying the majority of the tax burden to corporations paying a surprisingly small share, they explore how the system got here and why it hasn’t changed.


Is low corporate tax the engine of American growth, or evidence of a system shaped by power and influence? And with deficits rising and debt climbing, where does the money actually come from next?


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]]> If you feel like you’re paying more taxes than the biggest companies in the world, you might not be wrong.


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the imbalance between individual and corporate taxation in the United States. From W-2 earners carrying the majority of the tax burden to corporations paying a surprisingly small share, they explore how the system got here and why it hasn’t changed.


Is low corporate tax the engine of American growth, or evidence of a system shaped by power and influence? And with deficits rising and debt climbing, where does the money actually come from next?


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]]> Mon, 20 Apr 2026 12:01:00 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-7-why-are-you-paying-more-taxes-than-corporations Lossdog false 23:56 full 1 1 4 4 If you feel like you’re paying more taxes than the biggest companies in the world, you might not be wrong. In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the imbalance between individual and corporate taxation in the United States. From W-2 earners carry... Lossdog false Ep 6. Should MrBeast Be Teaching Finance? 5970811f-6dae-4484-ac76-545602d820ce MrBeast is making a move into financial education - and not everyone is on board.


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the debate around who should be teaching the next generation about money. From financial literacy and regulation to crypto, gamification, and the legacy of platforms like Robinhood, they explore whether new voices in finance are a risk or an opportunity.


Should financial education come from institutions like Goldman Sachs, or from creators who actually reach young audiences? And what matters more - credentials or impact?


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]]> MrBeast is making a move into financial education - and not everyone is on board.


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the debate around who should be teaching the next generation about money. From financial literacy and regulation to crypto, gamification, and the legacy of platforms like Robinhood, they explore whether new voices in finance are a risk or an opportunity.


Should financial education come from institutions like Goldman Sachs, or from creators who actually reach young audiences? And what matters more - credentials or impact?


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]]> Wed, 15 Apr 2026 13:04:50 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-6-should-mrbeast-be-teaching-finance Lossdog false 25:51 full 1 1 3 3 MrBeast is making a move into financial education - and not everyone is on board. In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the debate around who should be teaching the next generation about money. From financial literacy and regulation to crypto, g... Lossdog false Ep 5. AI, Credit, and Market Fragility 09548b75-65b0-42cc-a180-36131e85a6f7 What happens when redemptions freeze and cracks start to show beneath the surface?


In this episode of The Drift, Tom and Dylan break down private credit risks, market structure, and the signals that echo past financial crises. From liquidity concerns and zero day options to AI trends and broader market resilience, they explore what’s real, what’s noise, and what actually matters.


A wide-ranging conversation on risk, opportunity, and how experienced traders think through uncertainty in real time.


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]]> What happens when redemptions freeze and cracks start to show beneath the surface?


In this episode of The Drift, Tom and Dylan break down private credit risks, market structure, and the signals that echo past financial crises. From liquidity concerns and zero day options to AI trends and broader market resilience, they explore what’s real, what’s noise, and what actually matters.


A wide-ranging conversation on risk, opportunity, and how experienced traders think through uncertainty in real time.


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]]> Mon, 13 Apr 2026 19:52:32 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-5-ai-credit-and-market-fragility Lossdog false 26:14 full What happens when redemptions freeze and cracks start to show beneath the surface? In this episode of The Drift, Tom and Dylan break down private credit risks, market structure, and the signals that echo past financial crises. From liquidity concern... Lossdog false Ep 4. Is This the Worst Job Market Ever? ad3d3a73-c3ae-426c-a34a-7835c7b45b7d Young graduates are being told they’re entering one of the worst job markets in years. But is that actually true?


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the reality behind the headlines. From AI and automation to shifting career paths and the rise of independent work, they challenge the idea that opportunity is disappearing.


Are traditional jobs going away? Yes. But are opportunities shrinking or just changing shape?


A conversation about AI, media narratives, generational shifts, and why this might be the most different job market ever — not the worst.


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]]> Young graduates are being told they’re entering one of the worst job markets in years. But is that actually true?


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the reality behind the headlines. From AI and automation to shifting career paths and the rise of independent work, they challenge the idea that opportunity is disappearing.


Are traditional jobs going away? Yes. But are opportunities shrinking or just changing shape?


A conversation about AI, media narratives, generational shifts, and why this might be the most different job market ever — not the worst.


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]]> Mon, 30 Mar 2026 17:35:02 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-4-is-this-the-worst-job-market-ever Lossdog false 23:44 full Young graduates are being told they’re entering one of the worst job markets in years. But is that actually true? In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down the reality behind the headlines. From AI and automation to shifting career paths and the ris... Lossdog false Episode 3: How to TRADE OIL As The White House Shoots From the Hip 48423ca1-fdef-4559-9971-22c98adc50a3 🎧 Watch more weekly Sosnoff & Ratigan episodes: https://open.spotify.com/show/6L6EPnK...Dylan Ratigan's rant on MS NOW with Ari Melber just hit 1.4M views — watch it here:    • 'WHAT ARE WE DOING?!': See epic anti-Trump...   But what does this mean to investors and traders? Hear the trade that segment never got to. Tom Sosnoff sits down with Dylan fresh off that viral moment to answer the one question Ari didn't ask: what do you actually do with your portfolio when the Strait of Hormuz closes? Oil is up 50% in a month, and most people still haven't processed what that means. Tom walks through his live crude oil trades and makes the case that the market is already pricing in maximum incompetence from Washington — which is exactly why he thinks oil is rangebound, not heading to $150. Dylan brings the macro: Iran's real leverage isn't missiles, it's insurance markets refusing to underwrite Hormuz transit. They also get into bonds, gold, silver, the dollar versus yen, why crude oil is the 2026 version of a meme stock — with one critical difference — and Tom floats a modest proposal: maybe just rename it the Strait of Trump and call it a win.


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]]> 🎧 Watch more weekly Sosnoff & Ratigan episodes: https://open.spotify.com/show/6L6EPnK...Dylan Ratigan's rant on MS NOW with Ari Melber just hit 1.4M views — watch it here:    • 'WHAT ARE WE DOING?!': See epic anti-Trump...   But what does this mean to investors and traders? Hear the trade that segment never got to. Tom Sosnoff sits down with Dylan fresh off that viral moment to answer the one question Ari didn't ask: what do you actually do with your portfolio when the Strait of Hormuz closes? Oil is up 50% in a month, and most people still haven't processed what that means. Tom walks through his live crude oil trades and makes the case that the market is already pricing in maximum incompetence from Washington — which is exactly why he thinks oil is rangebound, not heading to $150. Dylan brings the macro: Iran's real leverage isn't missiles, it's insurance markets refusing to underwrite Hormuz transit. They also get into bonds, gold, silver, the dollar versus yen, why crude oil is the 2026 version of a meme stock — with one critical difference — and Tom floats a modest proposal: maybe just rename it the Strait of Trump and call it a win.


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]]> Thu, 19 Mar 2026 16:34:22 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/episode-3-how-to-trade-oil-as-the-white-house-shoots-from-the-hip Lossdog false 26:05 full 1 1 2 2 🎧 Watch more weekly Sosnoff & Ratigan episodes: https://open.spotify.com/show/6L6EPnK...Dylan Ratigan's rant on MS NOW with Ari Melber just hit 1.4M views — watch it here:    • 'WHAT ARE WE DOING?!': See epic anti-Trump...   (https://www.youtube.... Lossdog false Ep 2. AI Surveillance and the Death of Entry-Level Work 40866e4c-a900-4edd-b6d8-9156a7a78353 AI stocks are soaring. Entry level jobs are disappearing. So where is the real risk?


In Episode 2, Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take on the biggest AI questions of the moment. They debate whether surveillance is the true long term danger, whether Nvidia and AI hardware stocks are priced for perfection, and whether the job market has already absorbed the shock.


Is this really an AI driven labor crisis, or is economic policy playing a bigger role than people think? And what happens if AI stocks correct while the labor market is already under pressure?


From Pentagon contracts to tariffs to the future of entry level work, this is a sharp look at where AI may actually break first.


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]]> AI stocks are soaring. Entry level jobs are disappearing. So where is the real risk?


In Episode 2, Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take on the biggest AI questions of the moment. They debate whether surveillance is the true long term danger, whether Nvidia and AI hardware stocks are priced for perfection, and whether the job market has already absorbed the shock.


Is this really an AI driven labor crisis, or is economic policy playing a bigger role than people think? And what happens if AI stocks correct while the labor market is already under pressure?


From Pentagon contracts to tariffs to the future of entry level work, this is a sharp look at where AI may actually break first.


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]]> Mon, 02 Mar 2026 18:58:16 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-2-ai-surveillance-and-the-death-of-entry-level-work Lossdog false 25:30 full 1 1 1 1 AI stocks are soaring. Entry level jobs are disappearing. So where is the real risk? In Episode 2, Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan take on the biggest AI questions of the moment. They debate whether surveillance is the true long term danger, whether N... Lossdog false Ep 1. AI vs. Wall Street: The $30 Trillion Question 1d9b5276-585d-4780-9664-40060a31c028 AI is coming for a 30 trillion dollar industry.


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down what artificial intelligence means for financial advisors, fee structures, and the future of work. Will AI replace human advisors or simply make them more powerful? Does regulation protect firms like Schwab and Vanguard, or is that moat temporary? And what happens politically when technology reshapes millions of jobs?


A fast paced conversation on AI, capitalism, regulation, and whether humans still matter in a world run by machines.


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]]> AI is coming for a 30 trillion dollar industry.


In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down what artificial intelligence means for financial advisors, fee structures, and the future of work. Will AI replace human advisors or simply make them more powerful? Does regulation protect firms like Schwab and Vanguard, or is that moat temporary? And what happens politically when technology reshapes millions of jobs?


A fast paced conversation on AI, capitalism, regulation, and whether humans still matter in a world run by machines.


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]]> Thu, 19 Feb 2026 21:50:28 +0000 https://podcast.ausha.co/sosnoff-amp-ratigan/ep-1-ai-vs-wall-street-the-30-trillion-question Lossdog false 25:49 full AI is coming for a 30 trillion dollar industry. In this episode, Tom and Dylan break down what artificial intelligence means for financial advisors, fee structures, and the future of work. Will AI replace human advisors or simply make them more powe... Lossdog false