Apollo Global Management
also referred to as: apollo
2 statements across 2 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Mar 17, 2025 by Logan Bartlett · said 30 times in 10 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
Mentions by year
brought up most by John Coogan (17), Jordi Hays (4), Logan Bartlett (3), Alex Karp (1)
tap a year for its mentions
2026 13 mentions in 6 episodes 2 per episode
- Elon’s go-to banker leads SpaceX IPO, SaaSination, Bejing’s robot Boom | Diet TBPN
- Nvidia’s $500B Compute Deal, Paramount Threatens CA Exit, Musk’s Shortcut to $1T Payday | Diet TBPN
- Thoma Bravo Loses Medallia, OpenAI Drops ChatGPT 5.5, Bob Iger Returns | Diet TBPN
- Capital One Acquires Brex for $5B, Davos’s $500M business, Apple’s Siri rebuild | Diet TBPN
- Rocket Lab Enters SpaceX Arena, Meta’s Prediction Market, America’s Tech Wishlist | Diet TBPN
- Palantir CEO Alex Karp on Tokenmaxxing & Taste
- every mention in 2026, scene by scene →
2025 17 mentions in 4 episodes 4 per episode
- The END of Ski Season? (E26)
- Weekly Recap: Apple Debuts iPhone 17, Einstein of Wall Street, YC Demo Day, Declining AI Adoption
- Logan Bartlett talks about the history of VC, current sentiment, and are we back to 2021?
- GPT-5.2 Reactions, Jacob Elordi vs AI, Disney x OpenAI Deal Breakdown | Diet TBPN
- every mention in 2025, scene by scene →
Everything said about Apollo Global Management, oldest first
Mar 17, 2025 positive
Bartlett: Private equity firms have institutional moats preventing spin-out competitors
“So if you're a private equity firm, if you're Apollo, or Blackstone, or BlackRock, or whoever it is, right, and you're this big entity the people within your firm can't really leave and compete with you, because there's so much institutional infrastructure aro…”
Jun 4, 2026 bullish
Karp: LLMs are putting Palantir's business on steroids
“They're totally putting our business on steroids. Like, without LLMs, nobody would be talking about our ontology, about Apollo managing secure exploits, about our ability to manage an enterprise, essentially, as turning all these companies into FDEs.”