Jacob Goldstein

My book comes out today! Please buy one or more copies! (Also, please RT) Here's a preview of the book, along with links to buy it: hachettebooks.com/titles/jacob-g…

Prediction markets now say control of the US Senate after the midterms is a toss up.

@DShaywitz @radiosmith @pushkinpods woo hoo! thanks!

Hey @jacobgoldstein @radiosmith you are absolutely knocking it out of park w your Business History podcast-easily my fav new podcast of year. Latest ep just another eg of why podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bus… . Interesting, engaging, not snarky or cynical. Highly recommended! @pushkinpods

When will fusion finally send sweet, sweet electrons flowing through our homes? Come for the falsifiable predictions. Stay for the insights into everybody's favorite energy dream. w Greg Piefer @shinefusion, @m_windridge @Fusion_Insights and Luke Ward @BaillieGifford

I sort of understood quantum computers before I talked to Ben Bloom from @Atom_Computing . I sort of understand them a lot better after talking to him. pushkin.fm/podcasts/whats…

Prediction markets have never been bigger — or more controversial. On this episode of the Everybody’s Business podcast, @svaneksmith and @chafkin sit down with @jacobgoldstein and @radiosmith to unpack how betting on real-world events went mainstream — and why platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket are reshaping the way people trade on everything from politics to pop culture t.co/SkK727QEvR

It's hard to build satellites to detect a pool-sized fire anywhere in the world in 20 mins. It may be even harder to get that data to people who can use it in time. "Getting water to the end of the row" w @jonnydyer @MuonSpace pushkin.fm/podcasts/whats…

Once preserving food meant “salty,” “vinegary,” or “good luck.” Then came a revolution... in a can. Full story on #BusinessHistory with @radiosmith and @jacobgoldstein 🎧lnk.to/GwGKoI

At 1:30 I’ll be making predictions about prediction markets with @svaneksmith @radiosmith and @maxchafkin onairpresents.com/events/onairfe…

Looking forward to @onairfest today. Please come say hello if you’re around.

.@radiosmith will never not be a local news reporter

PS I was inspired to look into this when I did a story on the A&P, which basically invented private label products. Amazing story. Includes the govt bringing criminal charges against the company -- for selling stuff too cheap. lnk.to/d7IIyf

How big is Costco's house brand Kirkland? Annual global sales of Kirkland products are higher than the annual sales of, Levi's, Ralph Lauren, Hershey, Campbell's, and Coca-Cola. COMBINED.

@MichelleK444 @phillfarrugia @radiosmith Great! Thanks for saying so.

@phillfarrugia @jacobgoldstein @radiosmith I just found this podcast today! Love it so far! So interesting & funny…

Have been getting so much joy from watching Business History with @jacobgoldstein and @radiosmith lately. Just finished the whole back catalog! @BusinessHistoryPod" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@BusinessHisto…

@TinaWicks2 @pushkinpods @radiosmith JP Morgan we have to do at some point. And Packers is a great idea. Amazing ownership structure. Delighted to hear you like the show!

@pushkinpods @jacobgoldstein @radiosmith I love this podcast. I look forward to it every week. You asked for some thoughts on future episodes. 1. How and why are the Green Bay Packers differently owned than other nfl teams. 2. Similar to your series in Thomas Edison, how about JP Morgan.

Hear the full rise and fall of Atari on the #BusinessHistory podcast with @jacobgoldstein and @radiosmith 🎮 lnk.to/ImbqBb

@mr_emm_dee Hey, thanks very much! Delighted to hear you liked the book.

@jacobgoldstein Loved the book. Def makes me think about some aspects of money i take for granted, and i learned a lot about finance. Thank you

My book comes out today! Please buy one or more copies! (Also, please RT) Here's a preview of the book, along with links to buy it: hachettebooks.com/titles/jacob-g…

weird definition of "freedom"

For more on the shockingly interesting theory of germ theory, check out my conversation with Tom Levenson of @MIT_Sciwrite pushkin.fm/podcasts/whats…

A guy scraped crud from his teeth in 1674 and discovered bacteria. Took us 200 years to realize bacteria can kill us. What dots are we failing to connect today?

@phillfarrugia @radiosmith Hey, thanks!