All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

Four billionaire friends arguing about technology, politics, and markets for two hours at a time -- that's All-In in a nutshell, and it turns out to be wildly compelling. Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg each bring different perspectives rooted in their own investment portfolios and operating experience. Chamath runs Social Capital, Jason is an angel investor and media figure, Sacks built Yammer and now runs Craft Ventures, and Friedberg founded The Production Board after working at Google. The show launched during the COVID lockdowns in 2020 and quickly became one of the most influential business podcasts in the world. The four hosts self-describe as "besties," and the dynamic between them ranges from genuine intellectual debate to good-natured roasting. They disagree frequently and vocally, which is the show's greatest strength. You're not getting a single worldview here; you're getting four distinct frameworks applied to the same events. Recent episodes have tackled AI developments, de-dollarization, political predictions for 2026, and the California governor's race. The show's influence has grown to the point where the hosts conducted an interview with President Trump in the Oval Office, and their annual All-In Summit in 2025 drew thousands of attendees to Los Angeles for a weekend that included a takeover of Universal Studios. The entrepreneurship angle is baked into everything they discuss. Even when the topic is geopolitics or regulation, the analysis comes through the lens of how it affects startups, venture capital, and market opportunity. If you want to understand how Silicon Valley's most connected investors actually think about the world in real time, there's no better source.