EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 7 MIN
Hormuz, Hype, and Bugmageddon
from Key Pod
This week had everything: oil chokepoints, negotiators contradicting each other in public, an AI bug-hunter scary enough to make banks sweat, and a stablecoin story that somehow feels even sketchier than it sounds. Also, yes, a monopoly verdict for Ticketmaster, which means the most believable story of the week was that Ticketmaster might be bad.Strait of Hormuz messNegotiations by chaosNavy strain and shadow fleetsAI's new nightmare fuelDeepfakes, layoffs, and giant thirsty data centersCrypto's political money tricksHealthcare scams and expensive fixesTicketmaster finally gets called what it isThis podcast was created with Podkey. Make your own at https://podkey.fm
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