Recent Episodes
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147 - New Life for Fortt Knox on LinkedIn and YouTube. See You There!
Sep 26, 2020 – 00:02:03 -
146 - AWS CEO Andy Jassy on JEDI, the Cloud's Future and More
Dec 7, 2019 – 00:45:18 -
145 - Trump and Apple’s CEO Talk Business in Texas
Nov 23, 2019 – 00:29:30 -
144 - A Fresh Look at Design: Melanie Perkins, co-founder and CEO of Canva
Nov 10, 2019 – 00:19:02 -
143 - Microsoft JEDI: The Empire Strikes Back; with Morgan Brennan
Nov 2, 2019 – 00:25:20 -
142 - Mr. Zuckerberg Goes to Washington: with John Stanton and Farhad Manjoo
Oct 26, 2019 – 00:26:40 -
141 - Tech's Free Speech Challenge
Oct 19, 2019 – 00:26:37 -
140 - Savings and Startups: Credit Carma CEO Ken Lin; Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman
Oct 13, 2019 – 00:42:48 -
139 - Microsoft's Dual-Screen Surface: Winner? With Patrick Moorhead
Oct 6, 2019 – 00:24:41 -
138 - When to Fire a Founder, with Walter Isaacson and Steven Levy
Sep 28, 2019 – 00:26:46 -
137 - Employees or Contractors? Gig Economy’s Labor Crisis
Sep 21, 2019 – 00:26:06 -
136 - Apple's iPhone 11 and More: Boom or Bust?
Sep 14, 2019 – 00:32:04 -
135 - Can Tech Save the NFL? Plus, Rapper Jim Jones on His New Pot Venture
Sep 10, 2019 – 00:45:04 -
134 - Segment CEO Peter Reinhardt; Plus, Marvel’s Spider-Man Divorce and Streaming Wars
Aug 31, 2019 – 00:52:42 -
133 - Goodbye IPO, Hello Direct Listing?
Aug 27, 2019 – 00:25:50 -
132 - The WeWork IPO: Why the Controversy?
Aug 17, 2019 – 00:24:41 -
131 - Apple Card: How the Cash and Features Stack Up
Aug 11, 2019 – 00:22:51 -
130 - Monopoly: Are Apple, Google, Facebook & Amazon Fair Game?
Aug 3, 2019 – 00:30:30 -
129 - Facebook’s $5 billion speeding ticket, with NYT's Farhad Manjoo
Jul 27, 2019 – 00:27:10 -
128 - Putting a Dollar Value on Personal Data, with CNBC's Josh Lipton
Jun 29, 2019 – 00:23:58 -
127 - Life Lessons and an Elephant Attack: Great Stories from Great Minds
Jun 23, 2019 – 00:26:16 -
126 - Jeff Wilke, Amazon CEO of Global Consumer, Exclusive from re:MARS
Jun 8, 2019 – 00:22:21 -
125 - Apple WWDC Preview, and Tech's Labor Unrest; with Walt Mossberg
Jun 2, 2019 – 00:29:35 -
124 - Huawei, T-Mobile, and Winning at All Costs
May 26, 2019 – 00:29:38 -
123 - Is SoftBank Spoiling Silicon Valley?
May 18, 2019 – 00:26:03 -
122 - The Uber IPO Show; Plus, Amnon Shashua on Intel's Driverless Challenge
May 11, 2019 – 00:55:40 -
121 - The Endgame in Streaming for Disney; Plus, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger
May 6, 2019 – 00:50:50 -
120 - Apple's Qualcomm Truce, IPO Fever; with The Verge's Casey Newton
Apr 22, 2019 – 00:22:05 -
119 - Winning in the Markets and on the Court: John Rogers, Jr., Ariel Investments founder & CEO
Apr 13, 2019 – 00:28:43 -
118 - IBM CEO Ginni Rometty on A.I. and the Future of Work
Apr 6, 2019 – 00:14:44 -
117 - Apple's New Services: Will They Work? Kevin Delaney, Stephanie Mehta, Rebekah Saltsman
Mar 30, 2019 – 00:29:00 -
116 - Beyond the College Cheating Scandal: Plus, Frank Calderoni, Anaplan CEO
Mar 23, 2019 – 00:53:15 -
115 - Should Big Tech Break Up? Plus, Playwright Dominique Morisseau
Mar 16, 2019 – 00:41:44 -
114 - Fortnite vs. Apex Legends, Plus Ciena CEO Gary Smith
Mar 9, 2019 – 00:57:09 -
113 - Opening Tech: The Diversity Challenge. With Anu Duggal, Female Founders Fund; Kathryn Finney, Digital Undivided; Ruben Harris, Career Karma
Mar 2, 2019 – 00:26:22 -
112 - Amazon Leaves NYC: Good or Bad? With Anand Giridharadas and Robert Frank
Feb 16, 2019 – 00:30:45 -
111 - Is Facebook Really That Bad? Roger McNamee and Antonio Garcia Martinez
Feb 9, 2019 – 00:29:29 -
110 - #Nevertweet: Time to Cut Back on Social? Farhad Manjoo, Jeff Jarvis, Chris Moody, Jaron Lanier
Feb 2, 2019 – 00:31:15 -
109 - Fender CEO Andy Mooney; Plus, in the Netflix Era, What Makes a Show Valuable?
Jan 26, 2019 – 00:56:38 -
108 - Behance Founder Scott Belsky; Plus, Walter Isaacson and Jim Stewart on the Future of Journalism
Jan 21, 2019 – 01:00:32 -
107 - What Really Mattered at CES 2019, with Julia Boorstin, AMD, IBM, Mobileye, Verizon
Jan 12, 2019 – 00:30:47 -
106 - WW CEO Mindy Grossman; Plus, Wellness and Fitness Tech for 2019
Jan 5, 2019 – 00:39:58 -
105 - UpWork CEO Stephane Kasriel: Is the Full-Time Job A Dinosaur?
Dec 29, 2018 – 00:23:28 -
104 - Intel interim CEO Bob Swan; Plus, Real Estate Insight for 2019
Dec 22, 2018 – 00:59:44 -
103 - Three Tech Controversies from 2018: Digital Data, Fun and Money
Dec 16, 2018 – 00:27:16 -
102 - Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block; Plus Your Game Plan for Consumer Cloud
Dec 8, 2018 – 00:37:59 -
101 - AWS CEO Andy Jassy: The Plan to Stay Ahead in the Cloud
Dec 1, 2018 – 00:40:55 -
100 - Max Levchin, PayPal co-founder and Affirm CEO: Disrupting Money (Again)
Nov 24, 2018 – 00:43:39 -
99 - KIND Snacks Founder Daniel Lubetzky; Plus, Outsmart the Holiday Season
Nov 17, 2018 – 00:50:00 -
98 - BlackBerry CEO John Chen; Plus, How to Beat Amazon
Nov 10, 2018 – 00:44:54
Recent Reviews
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gamemattster14Makes me more informedI enjoy Jon Fortt for a variety of reasons: he is smart, gets great guests and asks meaningful questions when executing an interview.
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Vegas.OlsenInsightful Questioning Worth The Ear EnergyJohns style and content is something I have grown to really enjoy as a listener. He’s the complete package of someone viewable yet realizes the growing power of audio. Sometimes when you have it, you have it. John has it. MikeOlsen.biz
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geekboy1985Best podcasts out theirJon as always the master of telling it like it is. watched him in CNBC Squwak alley and just like how he cuts thru the clutter to get to the heart of the matter. Awesome
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Ted J 10Great Pod!Loved the interview with Darren Walker.
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Metro36Does a great job with guests in 30 minutesJon Fortt's podcast gets to the heart of the matter quickly. He is respectful yet tough. I get a lot out of listening to his interviews.
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JasonCannonSrExcellent podcastThis is a first class podcast! As a subscriber of several podcasts over multiple genres, the Fortt Knox podcast has quickly made its way to the top of my list of favorites. The content is consistently good whether it is an interview with a family member (actually that was an amazing episode) or a CEO. There is no rambling and Jon does a fantastic job of setting up the interview, keeping it focused, and then ending before the energy drops. The editing is masterful and, what any avid listener will appreciate, there are no ads. Having said that, the quality in this podcast is so good that I think I'd still be ok with an ad or two. Great job. You've got me as an avid subscriber. Subscribe today.
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Kayla TauscheEqual parts entertaining and educationalWhat you see of Jon Fortt on CNBC is what you get. But what you get in Fortt Knox is a layer deeper: Honest, vulnerable conversations with business mavericks who may have previously appeared invincible. It’s their ability to overcome modern-day adversity (with a dash of good humor) that’s helped so many executives to succeed in the face of disruption. The lessons gleaned from Fortt Knox just might help you unlock that potential in yourself.
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Morgan BrasfieldStraight Talk with CEO'sLove podcasts like this, that give an inside glimpse into the paths of successful CEO's. Fortt provides candid conversation that unearth great hidden gems that make you feel like you're truly getting to know the person on the other end of the headphones.
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Quick Guy MeJon Fortt Got it RightLove this show. Interesting topics, smart conversations, great guests...overall a really good listen. Excited to see what's next for Fort Knox, as it looks like the podcast is just getting started.
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DftresaSmart, Topical, FunFortt knows how to interview and is very informed on any number of topics. Excellent!
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Carl QuintanillaAnchor, CNBCI sit next to Fortt every morning on our CNBC program, "Squawk Alley". So I'm well aware of his ability to cut through the noise (and hype) in tech, and help viewers focus on the important trends to watch. The podcast, format, however, adds another layer to his skill set. In an era crowded with podcasts, "Fortt Knox" has quickly jumped to the front of the line in my weekly podcast diet. It's a good thing it's called "Fortt Knox" -- because it's gold.
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Jeff_RevSaavy, Smart & InterestingAs a manager in Silicon Valley high-tech, I am always looking for helpful insights from successful and smart entrepreneurial leaders. Jon Fortt's newest podcast Fortt Knox offers exactly that. The candid interviews about subjects of real importance are jarring - in that they get me thinking about things in way I typically wouldn't. Fortt asks questions that - left to myself - I wouldn't have even thought to ask. And yet, oddly enough, as these ideas are being explored, I'm often left wondering, "How is it that I never even thought about this topic in this way." It's powerful, enriching content brought to you by a powerful, enriching voice. After catching Jon's analysis on CNBC's Squawk Alley for the last few years, this is a welcome addition to my weekly intake and learning.
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Lactose FondueThe Tactics, Psychology, and Strategies of World-Class LeadersJon Fortt is an absolute master of cutting through the clutter and teasing out the most impactful, needle moving, tactics and though-patterns from his guests. This podcast will help you analyze the habits of high performering leaders in a variety of fields, synthesizing common themes that you can easily adapt to achieve your own success. A must listen.
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DavidTiecheBest in the BusinessJon Fortt's meteoric rise through the ranks of business journalism is likely due to many factors, but any list of Fortt's strengths must include this: his astonishing ability to sift through the mountains of noise and understand what's actually relevant and what's actually important. Fortt's impeccable instincts lead him to cover the most interesting angles of business, and often lead to broader conversations about the gestalt of our changing, complex modern world. "Fortt Knox" is Fortt doing what Fortt does best: asking people important questions about important things, and then helping us make sense of it all. Fortt's accessible style coupled with his depth make this podcast perfect for anyone ranging from the neophyte who has only a casual dalliance with business to the most invested (ha!) business and industry leaders. And like the actual Fort Knox, you'll find the conversations found here are pure gold.
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Russell BuddySmartAnytime I can listen to an interesting conversations with Jon Fortt, I'm better for it. Smart, funny, sincere describe him well.
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