“Maverick” by Jemima McEvoy Pg. 92  (18:02) Blockchain, Basketball, Broadcast.com: Mark Cuban has never lost his passion for disruption.  Now the billionaire entrepreneur has an ambitious  plan to take on big pharma and lower the cost of prescription drugs once and for all.  And, after 13 seasons, this savvy shark may finally be ready to leave the tank.

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“Anerican Made” by Maggie McGrath  (10:58) Diane Hendricks had a child at age 17, worked as a Playboy Bunny to pay the bills, beat cancer twice and survived the tragic death of her husband before transforming herself into the nation’s most successful businesswoman.  She has tripled her net worth in the last five years. Next: fixing the country’s schools and infrastructure before we red, white and blow it.

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“Irrational Exuberance” by Hank Tucker Pg. 66  (7:02) Harris Kupperman’s Praetorian Capital seeks out hysteria in every corner of the market, from bitcoin to natural gas.

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“Pulse Raising” by Kerry A. Dolan Pg. 60  (12:58) As the child of Iranian immigrants in the deep South, Joe Kiani surmounted overwhelming odds to become a billionaire.  So why should he be afraid to push his scrappy medical monitoring company into consumer electronics, challenging companies 100 times its size?

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“Lord of the Landlines” By John Hyatt Pg. 54  (12:26) Robert Hale became a billionaire by capitalizing on the technology Alexander Graham Bell patented in 1876.  But time’s up, and now the 21st century is calling.

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“The Titan’s Titan” by Amy Feldman Pg. 31  (4:45) Billionaire Amy Adams Strunk is part of a new class of female owners in the NFL.  They’re not only tackling problems in new ways; they’re also delivering results that score big.

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“Sun King” by Jonathan Ponciano Pg. 45  (10:10) Hayes Barnard figured out how to bring costly solar power within financial reach of most homeowners.  As he makes his debut on The Forbes 400, his ambitions are loftier still: to turn every American dream green.

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“Weed VS. Greed” (Cover Story) Pg. 102 by Will Yakowicz (19:45) Overregulation, overtaxation, contradictions. America’s politicians have completely blown the easiest revenue opportunity ever - legalized drugs.  But it’s not too late to save the $72 billion marijuana industry.   AIRSLA
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“The Crude Clairvoyant” Pg. 96 by Chris Helman (19:28) Tim Dunn’s CROWNROCK kept the pedal to the metal throughout the pandemic and doubled its output in time for oil’s spike to $100.  Now the new billionaire is pumping his opportunistic windfall into his church and his state - but not his government.

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“Sweet Homes Alabama” Pg. 76 by Amy Feldman (15:01) After selling Shipt, his same-day delivery service, to Target for $550 million, Bill Smith launched his third consecutive big act from his native Birmingham.  LANDING, his three-year-old furnished-apartment business, hit $83 million in sales in 2021 and expects $200 million this year by catering to the work-from-home generation.

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“Cloud Pipe Dream” Pg. 60 by Kenrick Cai (7:38) Let others worry about what it all means.  FIVETRAN is proving there’s a fortune to be made just by piping data from place to place.

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“Money Heap” Pg. 56 by Chris Helman (8:15) Garbage was the ultimate commodity business until a young McKinsey consultant saw how REPUBLIC SERVICES could transform itself into a profit machine by pricing trash at a premium.  Now he’s CEO and Bill Gates is cashing fat dividend checks.

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“Risky Business” y William Baldwin) Need insurance against financial chaos? Fund vendors David Berns and Paul Kim sell it, offering investors unconventional payouts from stocks and bonds.

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“Backup Plan” by Chris Helman ( When Aaron Jagdfeld took over as CEO of generator manufacturer GENERAC, the company was having trouble keeping the lights on.  Now, after a pandemic and a never-ending string of extreme weather, he can barely keep up with demand - and he’s prepping for a new future.

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Putting for Dough” by Brett Knight Dustin Johnson, the world’s former No. 1 golfer is game for  change.  “It’s something new, it’s exciting, a chance to bring a different kind of perspective to golf.”

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“Schooling America’s Schools” by Emma Whitford with Matt Schifrin  Pg. 110 (16:35) As the financial health of most universities goes from bad to worse, a little-known nonprofit college in California is gushing returns and expanding nationwide by cribbing from the for-profit playbook.  The rest of higher education should take notes.

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“Over A Barrel” by Chris Helman / “Refueling Europe” by Matthew Mahon Pg. 103 (19:47) The pandemic killed demand for oil and gas, leaving the world vulnerable to Vladimir Putin’s supply side punch.  The upside?  Widespread shortages and $8-a-gallon gasoline will finally force meaningful investment in alternatives and even pariahs like nuclear and wood.

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Old Unicorn, New Tricks” by Alex Konrad  Pg. 93 (20:23) Billionaire brothers John and Patrick Collison built Stripe into one of the world’s most-hyped and highest-valued startups, worth some $95 billion.  Now they must stave off going from disruptor to disrupted.

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“Surfer Chick” (Cover Story) by Jemima McEvoy  Pg. 68 (16:33) Paige Mycoskie’s Aviator Nation took off during the pandemic as Tik Tok teens embraced the Venice Beach vibe by snapping up $160 sweatpants and $190 zip-up hoodies.  Its founder is newly one of the richest self-made women in America.

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“Palmer Luckey’s War” by Jeremy Bogaisky  pg. 48 (12:40) After getting drummed out of Facebook for being a Trump-supporting hawk, the onetime VR wonderkind is feeling vindicated.  His $8 billion defense startup, ANDURIL, is arming Ukraine and building the weapons of the future - before the Pentagon even knows it wants them.

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“Totalitarian-Free Returns” by Hank Tucker Pg. 44  (8:14) When Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent most emerging-markets funds plummeting, PERTH TOLLE’S FREEDoM INDEX FUND avoided most of the carnage - because economies run by despots will never be on her buy list.

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“Bankers Without Borders” by Jeff Kauflin Pg. 37  (9:14) Silicon Valley VC’s were skeptical, but a pair of twentysomethings from Uganda and Ghana believed there was a fortune to be made bringing transnational financial services to Africa’s 1.4 billion people.  With 5 million users and a valuation of $2.2 billion, CHIPPER CASH is just getting started.

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Revving Up an Antique Fund Pg.Can Joe Fath’s giant growth fund beat an index portfolio?  Maybe, with risky bets like Rivian.

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“Nose for Business Swabs for Covid testing made Copan CEO Stefania Triva a billionaire.  Despite countless buyout offers, though, she’s snubbing the deal makers and keeping the company firmly in the family.

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“The Next Picture Show” he past two years have been horrific for movie theaters - unless you’re Mitch Roberts.  While most venues remained shut, the 27-year-old entrepreneur doubled down on his vision: transforming a mundane trip to the movies into a memorable event with bowling, arcade games, laser tag, food and booze.

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“Big Green Machines” pg. 38 by Alan Ohnsman A Tesla is fine for the morning commute, but to power the huge trains, trucks and ships that move the global economy, hydrogen is the ticket.  CUMMINS, a century-old maker of dirty diesels, is leading the charge.

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The Future Is Low-Res at if the metaverse isn’t some far-off sleek sci-fi virtual reality but rather the playful, human-scale eight-bit universe GATHER has already built?

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How America Cheated its Black Colleges” Pg. 98 by Susan Adams and Hank Tucker Compared to their predominantly white counterparts, the nation’s Black land-grant universities have been underfunded by at least $12.8 bill over the last three decades.  Many are in dire financial straits - and they’re starting to fight back.

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DAO’s Aren’t A Fad - They’re A Platform” Pg. 80 by Jeff Kauflin with Isabel Contreras The leaderless investing collectives known as decentralized autonomous organizations are generating a lot of eyerolls. Thanks to high flexibility and low regulation, they’ll soon generate a lot of profits.

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“Bubble Surfer” Pg. 62 by Steven Ehrlich Olaf Carlson-Wee rode 2017’s “initial coin offering” craze to become one of crypto’s top venture investors.  Now he’s pulling the strings, and raking in hundreds of millions, from a blockchain rage called DeFi, which promotes the fantasy of democratized financial services.

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“Freight Expectations” (COVER STORY) Pg. 90 by Alex Konrad Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen became the self-appointed face of supply-chain solutions in 2021 by thinking outside the container.  Now his $8 billion startup needs to prove it’s more than just silicon valley hype.

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“Beyond the Sound Barrier” by Steven Bertoni (19:44) A decade ago, Daniel Eks convinced labels and artists to stream their songs on Spotify, reviving the flatlining music industry.  Now after amassing a 4.4 billion dollar fortune he’s moving past pop stars, opening his super streamer to storytelling, live talk and a new breed of audio creators in a bid to own the world’s eardrums.

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“Marathon Man” by Antoine Gara (8:46) Across America, scores of municipal pension funds remain scandalously underfunded.   But not the pension fund of Tampa’s police and firemen, thanks in part to Jay Bowen whose no frills approach to stock picking has protected and served them for more than 45 years.

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Greener Gas” by Chris Helman (12:37) Environmentalists say fracking is hurting the planet.  The Rice brothers argue the opposite is true.

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“California Scheming” by Matt Schifrin, Isabel Contreras and Rachel Sandler (25:43) Nowhere is the affordable housing crisis more acute than in the Golden State.  To the rescue come the most notorious junk municipal bond peddlers in the nation and a promise to turn luxury apartment buildings into workforce housing.  

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“Boys in the Bubble” by Jeff Kaufman (11:28) Startups are supposed to specialize but Open Seas founders thrive by building a wide-open market for creating and trading all manner of NFT’s whether art, music or gaming.  Now that they are centi-millionaires and poised to become billionaires, they have other worries; competitors, fraudsters and the next crypto crash.

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As a college student, Linda Alvarado rejected library work for manual labor, and in the decade since, this self-made Denver tycoon has been defying convention in construction, fast food and even major league baseball

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When COVID lockdowns hit, billionaire Tillman Fortitta laid off forty thousand workers from his restaurant chain and Gold Nugget casinos. Not all got their jobs back, but the owner of the Houston Rockets is emerging from the pandemic far richer, thanks to the Feds easy money policies, an online gambling boom fuel by stimulus checks and some old fashioned self-dealing.

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The reform-minded Francis hopes the upcoming trial of one of his top cardinals will show he’s serious about cleaning up the Vatican finances. New information indicates that the troubles may boomerang back onto the Pontiff himself.

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The standard playbook in private equity is to borrow, buy and cut costs ruthlessly. But a massive windfall from investments in Petsmart and Chewy has taught VC Partners Raymond Sevider that sometimes doubling down on risks proves to be the better option.

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FTX cofounder Sam Bankman Fried built a 22.5 billion dollar fortune before his 30th birthday by profiting off the crypto currency frenzy. But he’s not a true believer. He just wants his wealth to survive long enough to give it all away.

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On most of Wall Street, government is a four letter word, but private equity billionaire Ramsay Musolla has turned tragedy into a — fortune by mastering the motivations of the largest player in the global economy.

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Josh Silverman is using cutting edge technology and an army of five million artisan entrepreneurs to transform ESPY from a hippie flea market to a wall street hero without losing its soul.

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