Charles Prince
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Sep 24, 2026
Episode #96: a16z's College Alternative, Running From the Luxury Bus, Is the Music About to Stop?
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16:44Mia FarnhamHOST
Well, our last piece this week is a post on X from Venky Ganesan of Menlo Ventures titled When the Music is Playing.
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16:52Mia FarnhamHOST
Venky opens with Chuck Prince's infamous 2007 line as the previous CEO of Citigroup, quote, as long as the music is playing.
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17:01Mia FarnhamHOST
You've got to get up and dance.
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17:03Mia FarnhamHOST
Obviously, there's a lot of different threads of how you can interpret this quote if you know how it all spun out for him.
The Hidden Recession Beneath The AI Bubble w/ Paul Kedrosky
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49:41Paul KedroskyGUEST
Oh, for sure.
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49:42Paul KedroskyGUEST
But the problem is, like, it's the, it's, it's the Chuck Prince line, right? From back in the f- the, the GFC, from the financial crisis.
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49:48Paul KedroskyGUEST
As long as the music keeps playing, I keep dancing.
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49:51Paul KedroskyGUEST
If you, you-
David Rosenberg on Why He Wants the Bonds Everyone Hates — and Where He's Hiding in Stocks
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57:57David RosenbergGUEST
And I'm worried that it's going to have knock-on effects if it rolls over, because it always rolls over.
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58:03David RosenbergGUEST
And then you have the promoters, and you have the hucksters, and you have all the industry officials telling you to stay in the game like Chuck Prince did in the summer of 07 to keep on dancing until the music stops.
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58:18David RosenbergGUEST
But when the music stops, your head gets sliced off.
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58:22David RosenbergGUEST
So...
Sandy Weill: He Built a Trillion Dollar Bank by Buying Broken Companies
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18:26Steven WeinstockHOST
But even Sandy had to leave eventually.
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18:29Steven WeinstockHOST
In 2003, he handed the CEO job to a loyal lawyer named Chuck Prince.
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18:35Steven WeinstockHOST
And in 2006, he retired as chairman.
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18:38Steven WeinstockHOST
Standing ovations, a big banner reading, Thank you, Sandy.