Who hosts Ricker and Bon?

Ricker and Bon is hosted by Adobe House Records. They have published 389 episodes. The show covers business.

What has Ricker and Bon covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Is America.gov great?", "Can AI help build a multiplayer game in three weeks?", and "AI, Media and the Money Machine | Ricker & Bon". The latest went out on 5 Oct 2026 and ran about 55 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

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Ricker and Bon publishes weekly, a median of 7 days between episodes. Episodes average about 60 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 389 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

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For Ricker and Bon, Booking Probability sits at 27/100, Listen Score at 36/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

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Ricker and Bon covers entertainment, pop culture, music, social media, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 7/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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Ricker and Bon

Hosted by Adobe House Records · business · EN · 389 episodes

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Two definitely-not-old millenials document their journeys to becoming internet-age trillionaires (inflation-adjusted). Follow on Instagram: http://instagram.com/rickerandbonFollow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Z6QN68EeLR8

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Ricker and Bon is a business podcast hosted by Adobe House Records, with 389 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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Ricker and Bon
Is America.gov great?
Oct 5, 202655 min
Ricker and Bon discuss the week's AI and business headlines, including Anthropic's reported computing commitments, the America.gov redesign, and reports involving AMD, World Labs, Paramount, Warner Bros. and Skydance. The conversation also takes a long detour through Migos history, live-event booking, hotel brands, airline loyalty and the week's Gen Z word. Chapters 00:00 Festival stories and the show open 02:35 The week's news begins 04:23 Merriam-Webster and online definitions 06:27 Anthropic and AI computing costs 12:19 AI agents and government websites 13:35 Inside the new America.gov 20:48 AMD and World Labs 22:16 Paramount, Warner Bros. and Skydance 31:40 The Migos and Offset rabbit hole 40:50 Live bookings and event logistics 42:00 Radisson, Choice Hotels and loyalty brands 51:40 Airlines, tattoos and the sign-off 53:43 Gen Z word of the week: larp Links https://instagram.com/rickerandbon https://tiktok.com/@rickerandbon https://youtube.com/@rickerandbon https://open.spotify.com/show/0n1m0eR2sYZU2EFhSwlqX1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ricker-and-bon/id1367523204
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Can AI help build a multiplayer game in three weeks?
Sep 29, 202648 min
Jetpack Pals opens with its recorded theme and a live browser demonstration of a multiplayer game set in a version of downtown Los Angeles. Players fly around with jetpacks, meet friends, and play smaller games inside the world. The game has been in development for about three weeks in the recording and is still unfinished. AI coding tools, phone-based prompts, coworkers, and a city map are part of the build process. Coffee ordering leads to a detour through app loyalty points, store habits, and the software behind big food chains. A simple purchase can connect to a surprisingly large technical system. An AI shopping assistant raises questions about what an agent can do in a browser and how personal data shapes its suggestions. Marketplace recommendations and advertising become harder to separate when software shops on someone’s behalf. Payment tools for agents move the discussion from suggestions to transactions. A funded card or account could let an agent buy things for its user, raising questions about controls and trust. Turning a Zoom recording into clips and scheduled posts requires more than one good prompt. The workflow conversation covers documentation, repeated mistakes, prompt design, and how each run can preserve what was learned. Meta glasses become a test of both hardware appeal and product presentation. The conversation examines the images, the landing page, and how the device might fit into daily use. Yahoo search leads to a discussion about AI features, publisher links, and whether an older web brand can become more useful again. The segment also touches on other AI software announcements. Downtown Los Angeles appears both as a real city and as a place represented in Jetpack Pals. Hollywood, buildings, and local landmarks shape the conversation around the game map. Software costs and model limits affect how much can be built in a week. The game still needs graphics, phone performance, and more work before it can be treated as finished. The iPhone’s top display area inspires ideas for small apps and reminders that stay visible during normal phone use. The concept turns a familiar interface detail into a place for lightweight software. Blender is used for game models and Unity for the game itself in the workflow described in the recording. Remote control from a phone lets desktop tools keep working while the developer is away from the computer. Internet slang and creator videos take the conversation away from software products. The detour moves through online forums, short-form videos, and what makes a creator worth sharing. The spoken sign-off is followed by more conversation about transcripts and production systems. That aftertalk remains in the no-cut episode rather than being trimmed at the first goodbye. A short Jetpack Pals promo bumper closes the recording after the aftertalk. It also jokes about Meta glasses and the metaverse. Chapters 00:00 Jetpack Pals theme and game demo 03:05 Three weeks of AI-assisted game building 10:08 Coffee and app detour 14:20 AI shopping assistant 18:18 Paying for AI agents 21:13 Building the Zoom-to-clips workflow 25:24 Meta glasses and landing page 28:16 Yahoo search and AI software 30:25 Los Angeles and the game map 33:57 Software headlines and Jetpack Pals progress 38:19 iPhone interface ideas 40:09 Blender and Unity workflow 43:31 Football and online slang 45:48 Spoken sign-off and workflow aftertalk 47:26 Jetpack Pals promo bumper Links http://instagram.com/rickerandbon http://tiktok.com/@rickerandbon https://youtube.com/@rickerandbon https://open.spotify.com/show/0n1m0eR2sYZU2EFhSwlqX1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ricker-and-bon/id1367523204
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AI, Media and the Money Machine | Ricker & Bon
Sep 21, 20261h 1m
Ricker & Bon return with a wide-ranging conversation about media, technology, markets, AI tools, and the stories shaping the week. The conversation moves from pop culture and press access to AI’s role in daily life, biotech ambitions, debt, and the business of the internet. The hosts talk through everyday AI use, changing personal workflows and software experiments, then turn to technology financing, media-company dealmaking, consumer technology, and digital habits. Chapters 00:00 Host intro 01:07 Opening: media, music, and public debate 09:07 Press access and the changing news landscape 15:07 AI tools, personal workflows, and software experiments 28:07 AI, biotech, and the technology investment cycle 33:07 Debt, markets, and media-company dealmaking 39:07 Consumer technology and digital habits 53:07 Internet culture, finance, and closing conversation Ricker & Bon covers technology, business, media, markets, and the ideas moving through culture each week.
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The Foldable iPhone, AI Safety, NVIDIA, and the Debt Question
Sep 14, 202640 min
Ricker and Bon talk through foldable phones, the future of phone-first computing, AI safety, the compute race, NVIDIA, workplace productivity, and what debt and bond markets mean for the AI economy. This audio edition opens with the approved 15-second Collar John theme before the conversation.
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The AI Work Boom, AirPods Pro & Tesla Cybercab | Ricker & Bon
Sep 6, 20261h 8m
Follow Ricker and Bon: http://instagram.com/rickerandbon http://tiktok.com/@rickerandbon https://youtube.com/@rickerandbon https://open.spotify.com/show/0n1m0eR2sYZU2EFhSwlqX1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ricker-and-bon/id1367523204 Ricker & Bon are back with a wide-open conversation on the AI work boom, Codex and the terminal barrier, why faster software can create more work instead of fewer jobs, AirPods Pro, NVIDIA, Anthropic's compute buildout, and Tesla Cybercab. 00:00 The drops are back02:39 Codex, AI, and the terminal barrier07:30 Building games and software with AI12:00 Why AI can create more work, not fewer jobs21:20 GTA VI and Xbox cloud gaming25:00 Physical media, ownership, and copyright30:00 Internet research and the music tangent35:35 Azure, cloud spending, and Microsoft42:45 Apple, private CEOs, and AirPods Pro48:00 Anthropic, Lambda, and the AI compute buildout51:00 NVIDIA, Roblox, and market optimism56:00 Jensen Huang watch talk59:00 Tesla Cybercab and the federal safety question64:00 Volkswagen cuts, jobs, and rapid-fire news67:25 Sign-offSubscribe for more Ricker & Bon. Follow @rickerandbon on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
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Ricker and Bon

Can AI help build a multiplayer game in three weeks?

Sep 29, 202648 min

Jetpack Pals opens with its recorded theme and a live browser demonstration of a multiplayer game set in a version of downtown Los Angeles. Players fly around with jetpacks, meet friends, and play smaller games inside the world. The game has been in development for about three weeks in the recording and is still unfinished. AI coding tools, phone-based prompts, coworkers, and a city map are part of the build process. Coffee ordering leads to a detour through app loyalty points, store habits, and the software behind big food chains. A simple purchase can connect to a surprisingly large technical system. An AI shopping assistant raises questions about what an agent can do in a browser and how personal data shapes its suggestions. Marketplace recommendations and advertising become harder to separate when software shops on someone’s behalf. Payment tools for agents move the discussion from suggestions to transactions. A funded card or account could let an agent buy things for its user, raising questions about controls and trust. Turning a Zoom recording into clips and scheduled posts requires more than one good prompt. The workflow conversation covers documentation, repeated mistakes, prompt design, and how each run can preserve what was learned. Meta glasses become a test of both hardware appeal and product presentation. The conversation examines the images, the landing page, and how the device might fit into daily use. Yahoo search leads to a discussion about AI features, publisher links, and whether an older web brand can become more useful again. The segment also touches on other AI software announcements. Downtown Los Angeles appears both as a real city and as a place represented in Jetpack Pals. Hollywood, buildings, and local landmarks shape the conversation around the game map. Software costs and model limits affect how much can be built in a week. The game still needs graphics, phone performance, and more work before it can be treated as finished. The iPhone’s top display area inspires ideas for small apps and reminders that stay visible during normal phone use. The concept turns a familiar interface detail into a place for lightweight software. Blender is used for game models and Unity for the game itself in the workflow described in the recording. Remote control from a phone lets desktop tools keep working while the developer is away from the computer. Internet slang and creator videos take the conversation away from software products. The detour moves through online forums, short-form videos, and what makes a creator worth sharing. The spoken sign-off is followed by more conversation about transcripts and production systems. That aftertalk remains in the no-cut episode rather than being trimmed at the first goodbye. A short Jetpack Pals promo bumper closes the recording after the aftertalk. It also jokes about Meta glasses and the metaverse. Chapters 00:00 Jetpack Pals theme and game demo 03:05 Three weeks of AI-assisted game building 10:08 Coffee and app detour 14:20 AI shopping assistant 18:18 Paying for AI agents 21:13 Building the Zoom-to-clips workflow 25:24 Meta glasses and landing page 28:16 Yahoo search and AI software 30:25 Los Angeles and the game map 33:57 Software headlines and Jetpack Pals progress 38:19 iPhone interface ideas 40:09 Blender and Unity workflow 43:31 Football and online slang 45:48 Spoken sign-off and workflow aftertalk 47:26 Jetpack Pals promo bumper Links http://instagram.com/rickerandbon http://tiktok.com/@rickerandbon https://youtube.com/@rickerandbon https://open.spotify.com/show/0n1m0eR2sYZU2EFhSwlqX1 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ricker-and-bon/id1367523204

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Recent episodes

Is America.gov great?

Can AI help build a multiplayer game in three weeks?

AI, Media and the Money Machine | Ricker & Bon

The Foldable iPhone, AI Safety, NVIDIA, and the Debt Question

The AI Work Boom, AirPods Pro & Tesla Cybercab | Ricker & Bon

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David Rodolitz

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Recent episodes

Is America.gov great?

Can AI help build a multiplayer game in three weeks?

AI, Media and the Money Machine | Ricker & Bon

The Foldable iPhone, AI Safety, NVIDIA, and the Debt Question

The AI Work Boom, AirPods Pro & Tesla Cybercab | Ricker & Bon

Guest Appearances

David Rodolitz

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Best industries to pitch Ricker and Bon for

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