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The overarching theme of the event, explored through performance, discussion of its role in free speech, and analysis of the industry's landscape.

A form of insult comedy that was a central part of the holiday special, performed by Tony Hinchcliffe and later by the All-In hosts.

An executive at WWE, also known as Triple H, commended for his role in the company's success.

An award category in the Bestie Awards for the most disgraceful moment, person, company, or trend of the year.

A category in the Bestie Awards recognizing outstanding leadership by a chief executive officer.

Chosen by David Friedberg as the 'Breakthrough of the Year' after NASA found nucleic acids, amino acids, and sugars on samples from it, suggesting life's components exist in space.

A category in the Bestie Awards recognizing significant scientific or technological advancements.

A major European city where Bending Spoons is expanding.

A trend discussed with concern by the hosts and chosen by David Friedberg as the 'Disgraciad of the Year', citing thousands of arrests for 'malicious communication'.

Named the 'Biggest Business Loser' by David Sacks, citing a poll showing a dramatic drop in the number of Americans who believe college is worth the cost.

Parent company of Google, representing one of the largest forces in global digital advertising.

The fourth annual awards ceremony held by the All-In Podcast to recap the biggest winners, losers, and surprises of the year in politics, business, science, and culture.