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Sept. 23, 2026
Your Company Runs on Excel. AI Can't Save It. | Ep. 214
Matt Kim argues that the “super intelligence” label is ahead of AI’s real capabilities. He discusses teenagers building with AI, consumer agents, coding tools, agent testing and containment, privacy, and the limits of autonomy. He also offers a practical starting point: choose one useful project, define the goal clearly, and actively guide the tool rather than expecting it to solve everything on its own.
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Sept. 17, 2026
Noticing the Debt Trap? The Fed Just Raised Rates. | Ep. 213
Noticing the debt trap? In Episode 213, Matt examines the Fed rate increase discussed in this episode, rising borrowing costs, and the squeeze on everyday life. From credit card debt to 50-year mortgages, he asks whether promises of affordability offer relief or keep people paying longer. Matt challenges the “strong economy” narrative and asks who benefits, arguing that political loyalty should never outweigh what people see in their own lives.
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Sept. 16, 2026
Life Isn’t Supposed to Be Easy | Ep. 212
What if an easy life was never the goal? Matt Kim reflects on masculinity, responsibility, and the search for purpose—from work and family to friendships, identity, and the pressure to be happy. He shares why he makes this show, discusses Simon Sinek’s Start with Why, and explains why he declined an investment proposal. The Matt Kim Show — Episode 212 TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 Life isn’t supposed to be easy 00:03:17 Decisions, happiness and hardship 00:05:46 Identity and acceptance 00:07:42 Work, fa
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Sept. 15, 2026
Did Hollywood Psyop Our Rebellion? | Ep. 211
Matt asks whether the anti-establishment ideas he associates with movies such as The Matrix, Fight Club, and Office Space arose independently or were culturally programmed. He connects that question to surveillance cameras, calls for AI regulation, Neuralink, and a future divide between technologically enhanced and unenhanced people, ending on whether society was trained to accept changes that now feel inevitable. TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 Was I Psyoped? 00:01:35 The Movies That Shaped a Worldview