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"George Gilder's book" (Title not specified) - Mentioned as inspiration for thinking about the future of distribution and content creators.
Videos & Documentaries
Documentary about Tiger Woods (Title not specified) - Mentioned as an example of how people's behavior at events has changed over time.
Research & Studies
Study on the impact of 4-day work weeks in the Netherlands (Author/Institution not specified) - Used as data supporting the idea that people have more leisure time, potentially increasing demand for live events.
Tools & Software
Grok (AI tool) - Mentioned as a tool used by a writer/director to generate a project outline.
Perplexity (AI tool) - Mentioned as a tool used by a writer/director to generate a project outline.
Sora (AI tool) - Mentioned as an AI tool that can generate video and is a subject of potential lawsuits for IP infringement.
Articles & Papers
"Life After Television" by George Gilder - Mentioned as a book that influenced thinking about content distribution and creator value.
People Mentioned
Ari Emanuel (CEO of TKO, Executive Chairman of WME Group, Founder of Endeavor) - The main guest of the podcast, discussing his career, business philosophy, and views on AI and live events.
Karim (Co-founder of Ramp) - Mentioned as a co-founder who understood the need to automate expense management.
Eric (Co-founder of Ramp) - Mentioned as a co-founder who understood the need to automate expense management.
Shopify (Company) - Mentioned as a company using Ramp's services.
Stripe (Company) - Mentioned as a company using Ramp's services.
Sutton Bank (Bank) - Mentioned as the issuer of Ramp cards.
Jeff Bezos (CEO of Amazon) - Quoted on the importance of knowing when to be "on the field" and when to be "off the field."
Egon Durban (Partner at Silver Lake) - Mentioned as a partner who helped make key acquisitions and negotiations.
Rupert Murdoch (Media Mogul) - Mentioned in the context of selling Disney and its impact on the UFC bidding process.
Disney (Company) - Mentioned in the context of its acquisition impacting the UFC bidding process.
Lachlan Murdoch (CEO of Fox Corporation) - Mentioned in the context of the UFC deal.
John Skipper (Former ESPN President) - Mentioned as someone who was "shining him on" regarding ESPN's interest in the UFC.
Bob Iger (CEO of Disney) - Mentioned in the context of ESPN's interest in the UFC.
Kevin Mayer (Former Disney executive) - Mentioned in the context of ESPN's interest in the UFC.
Caldoon (Owner of Man City) - Mentioned as a partner who provided an island for UFC operations during COVID.
Zeke Emanuel (Brother of Ari Emanuel) - Described as a bioethicist and someone who is horrible at communication.
Jeff Bezos (CEO of Amazon) - Mentioned again regarding his advice on being "on the field."
Mark Davis (Owner of the Raiders) - Mentioned as a partner in a boxing event.
Vince McMahon (Founder of WWE) - Mentioned as someone who could build a sports entertainment company.
Larry David (Comedian and Writer) - Mentioned in the context of IP ownership and AI training, and as a creator who is not actively using AI tools.
Sam (CEO of OpenAI) - Mentioned in the context of AI obligations, revenue, and potential job displacement.
George Gilder (Author) - Mentioned as someone who would disagree with the idea that AI is only taking jobs.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (Actor and Businessman) - Mentioned as an innovative individual and potential future content distributor.
Kim Kardashian (Businesswoman and Media Personality) - Mentioned as an innovative individual looking to leverage new platforms.
Mark Wahlberg (Actor and Businessman) - Mentioned as an innovative individual looking to leverage new platforms.
Aaron Sorkin (Screenwriter) - Mentioned as a great creator who is not actively using AI tools.
Marty Scorsese (Film Director) - Mentioned as a great creator who is not actively using AI tools.
Elon Musk (CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, etc.) - Discussed extensively regarding his companies, robotics, and work ethic.
Ram Emanuel (Brother of Ari Emanuel) - Discussed as his brother who works in politics and has a deep understanding of global issues.
Gretchen Whitmer (Governor of Michigan) - Mentioned as a potential presidential candidate.
Josh (Not further specified) - Mentioned as a potential presidential candidate.
Bill Clinton (Former US President) - Mentioned as someone who taught Ram Emanuel about policy.
Barack Obama (Former US President) - Mentioned as someone who taught Ram Emanuel about policy.
Mark Cuban (Investor and Businessman) - Mentioned as someone in his life who helped him learn from "f*** ups."
Irvine Wine (Not further specified) - Mentioned in the context of a past negotiation.
Jim Wyatt (Not further specified) - Mentioned in the context of a past negotiation.
Dave Warshafter (Not further specified) - Mentioned in the context of a past negotiation.
Patrick (Not further specified) - Mentioned as a colleague in a past negotiation.
Richard White (Not further specified) - Mentioned as a potential successor in a business.
Christian Mirror (Not further specified) - Mentioned as a potential successor in a business.
Teddy Forstmann (Late businessman) - Mentioned in relation to the IMG acquisition.
Jerry Cardinell (Not further specified) - Mentioned as the initial owner of On Location.
Peyton Manning (Former NFL Quarterback) - Mentioned as a potential figure for premium Super Bowl experiences.
Dana White (President of UFC) - Mentioned as a key figure in the UFC and for his entrepreneurial spirit.
Adam Silver (Commissioner of NBA) - Mentioned in the context of running sports leagues.
Roger Goodell (Commissioner of NFL) - Mentioned in the context of running sports leagues.
Don King (Boxing Promoter) - Mentioned in the historical context of the Ali Act.
Ali (Muhammad Ali) - Mentioned in the historical context of the Ali Act.
Milos Forman (Film Director) - Mentioned as a client of Robbie Lance.
Peter Shaffer (Playwright) - Mentioned as a client of Robbie Lance.
Al Pacino (Actor) - Mentioned as a client of Robbie Lance.
Greg Daniels (TV Producer) - Mentioned as a potential first client.
Amy Lippman (TV Producer) - Mentioned as a potential first client.
Jimmy Iovine (Music Producer) - Mentioned as someone who should be on a "Rushmore" of music producers.
Rick Rubin (Music Producer) - Mentioned as someone who should be on a "Rushmore" of music producers, and discussed his songwriting process.
Eminem (Rapper) - Mentioned in relation to Rick Rubin's songwriting process.
Jay-Z (Rapper) - Mentioned in relation to Rick Rubin's songwriting process.
Pete Berg (Filmmaker) - Mentioned as being in the car with Ari Emanuel and experiencing his communication style.
Sarah Staudinger (Wife of Ari Emanuel) - Mentioned as having a fashion business called STAUD.
Tyler Perry (Filmmaker and Actor) - Mentioned as a client who trusts Ari Emanuel with his dreams.
Marty (Not further specified) - Mentioned as a client who trusts Ari Emanuel with his dreams.