The Katie Miller Podcast

Tristan Thompson, NBA pro turned tech and health investor, talks fatherhood, co‑parenting and bedtime dance parties. He reflects on fame, reality TV scrutiny and rebuilding trust. He explores moves into AI, health tech and investing, plus views on sports fairness and athlete activism.

Lynn Martin, President of the New York Stock Exchange and seasoned financial executive, discusses market structure, responsible AI adoption, and modernizing legacy systems. She touches on DEI and board advisory evolution, leadership and career timing, parenting tech rules, and why long-term thinking matters for investors.

Todd Blanche, Deputy Attorney General and former high-profile defense lawyer, discusses DOJ investigations and the legal process surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. He addresses released files, evidence gaps, claims about hidden footage and blackmail, the jail death determination, and ongoing probes into prison failures. He also tackles misinformation, who visited Epstein properties, and prospects for future prosecutions.

Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon and veteran political reporter, gives an unfiltered look at DC culture and legacy media. She tackles media groupthink, the collapse of traditional news, and why investigative conservative reporting matters. She also recounts scrutinizing elite campuses and shares candid takes on leadership and work–family choices.

Sean Hannity, long-running conservative talk-show host and commentator, shares stories from his media career and personal life. He talks routines, Fox News’ approach, relationships with Trump and colleagues. Conversations jump from national security and media criticism to marriage, blended family life, and a surprising passion for the Roman Empire.

Liz Truss, former UK prime minister and trade secretary, reflects on leadership and public policy. She discusses differences between UK and US executive power. Topics include institutional reform, migration and tougher border measures, threats from Islamism and China, and building infrastructure to challenge entrenched institutions.

Lisa Oz, author and integrative wellness commentator, and Dr. Mehmet Oz, cardiothoracic surgeon and CMS administrator, join for a wide-ranging conversation. They discuss Minnesota Medicaid fraud and systemic program integrity failures. They cover drug pricing, onshoring supply chains, stopping federal funding for child gender surgeries, health trends like intermittent fasting, and personal stories from public life.

Tayler Lonsdale, educator who started a homeschool-to-school learning pod, and Joe Lonsdale, entrepreneur and Palantir co-founder turned investor and civic activist. They discuss homeschooling and faith-based classical education. They talk about leaving California for Texas, hiring top technical talent, founding new ventures, and views on culture, parenting, and political giving.

Nicki Minaj, Grammy-nominated rapper and outspoken cultural figure, discusses her turn toward politics and why faith and family drive her voice. She recounts conversations with Trump, critiques California policy, and explains views on immigration and financial literacy for kids. Between music plans and motherhood, she shares playful personal anecdotes and why family remains her priority.

Chamath Palihapitiya, venture capitalist and tech investor, and Nathalie Dompé, pharma executive and innovator, talk about their relationship, blended family life, communication styles, and how big wins affected Chamath emotionally. They also discuss investing with impact, pharma digitalization and regulatory change, media scrutiny, and personal routines and values.