Coming soon: Good Bad Dead Billionaire

In this episode, the podcast delves into the legacy of influential billionaires such as John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, and Howard Hughes. These titans of industry shaped modern America through their groundbreaking contributions, such as antitrust laws, the assembly line, and innovations in aviation and filmmaking. The host encourages listeners to share their thoughts on whether they view these billionaires as positive or negative influences, emphasizing an interactive approach for this mini-season, titled 'Good Bad Dead Billionaire.' Listeners can send their opinions via email or voice notes.

The episode also highlights Hedy Lamarr, a Hollywood icon not only known for her film roles but also for her contributions as an inventor. Lamarr, who was more fascinated by inventions than her acting career, developed the concept of frequency hopping—an idea that has become essential in secure communications used in technologies like GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Her legacy serves as a reminder of the intersection between creativity in entertainment and technological innovation.