Épisodes

  • Seven Hundred Falcons and the Booster Chasing Discovery
    Sep 25 2026
    On September 13, SpaceX flew its 700th Falcon rocket, carrying the final three satellites of SES’s O3b mPOWER network. Lena Ruiz looks at what that number measures: a Falcon 9 launch roughly every two and a half days since February, a booster two flights short of Space Shuttle Discovery’s record, and a company already moving ... Read more
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    7 min
  • Robotaxi Ledger: One Million Unsupervised Miles vs. 24/7
    Sep 16 2026
    Tesla says its robotaxis have now driven one million miles with nobody behind the wheel. It took about fifteen months to get there. In This Episode 0:00 Tesla’s Million-Mile Milestone 0:24 Three Things Today 0:42 The Cybercab Event Announcement 1:37 Credit Where It’s Due 2:09 Waymo’s Side of the Ledger 2:50 What Tesla Didn’t Say ... Read more
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    6 min
  • Musk Standard Time
    Sep 2 2026
    Try to name one big, dated Elon Musk promise that arrived on the date. The Roadster didn’t. In This Episode 0:00 Zero for ten 0:48 The stack: road promises 1:16 The stack: tunnels, software, and Grok 1:43 Late is not never 2:14 The deadline as a tool 2:45 The slip scales with novelty 3:11 The ... Read more
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    6 min
  • The Trillion-Dollar To-Do List
    Sep 3 2026
    Last November, Tesla shareholders approved the largest pay deal in corporate history. Up to a trillion dollars in stock for Elon Musk, if Tesla grows into an eight point five trillion dollar company and hits a dozen operational targets along the way. In This Episode 0:00 Nine months, zero tranches 0:31 How the package actually ... Read more
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    6 min
  • Three States Digging, One City Driving
    Sep 4 2026
    The Boring Company is tunneling in three states at once. It signed its first international contract, in Dubai. In This Episode 0:00 Three states digging, one city driving 0:40 Nashville: where the machines are 1:30 Dubai: the first foreign contract 1:52 The digging is real 2:20 The one system that works 2:46 The slip 3:11 ... Read more
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    6 min
  • Cybercab Made It to the Street
    Sep 5 2026
    In October twenty twenty-four, Elon Musk stood on a movie lot in Los Angeles and said the Cybercab would cost under thirty thousand dollars. This month in Austin, invited guests finally rode in one on a public street. In This Episode 0:00 From a movie lot to an Austin street 0:40 Inside the invitation-only launch ... Read more
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    6 min
  • The Power Bill Episode: You’re Paying for the AI Boom
    Sep 8 2026
    AI data centers have pushed 29.4 billion dollars in power costs onto the electric bills of 65 million people. Elon Musk’s companies sit on both sides of the meter, with xAI driving demand and Tesla selling the grid-scale batteries to manage it. In This Episode 0:00 The $29.4 billion capacity bill 0:50 Two decades of ... Read more
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    7 min
  • The Crossover: Musk Says AI Out-Earns Rockets This Month
    Sep 9 2026
    Two hundred forty-seven percent. That’s how fast the newest business inside SpaceX grew over the past year. In This Episode 0:00 SpaceX AI growth by the numbers 0:25 The moment rockets become the side business 0:41 Musk’s September crossover prediction 1:06 How SpaceX became an AI landlord 1:28 Q2 revenue and the fourteen-billion backlog 1:51 ... Read more
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    6 min