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How Right and Wrong Change with Technology with Juan Enriquez (#25)

2021/1/26

We all think we know what’s right and wrong but we don’t because right/wrong changes over time. Our

Princeton Psychology Professor, Eldar Shafir: Why Having Too Little Makes People Perform Worse and Become More Impatient, Impulsive, and Careless (#24)

2021/1/19

Learn how scarcity of anything — money, food or social connections — affects our daily lives and lea

Harvard’s Chair of Astronomy, Avi Loeb: Why We Are Not Alone and Are Very Common Like Ants On A Sidewalk (#23)

2021/1/12

Find out why Harvard’s Chair of Astronomy Avi Loeb says we are not alone in the universe and that th

Marshall Van Alstyne: Why Platform Companies (Facebook, Amazon, Airbnb and Uber) Are the Opposite of Traditional Companies, Why They Become So Enormous, and How They Can Be Regulated (#22)

2021/1/5

Find out why platform companies dominate traditional businesses and why 7 of the 10 largest companie

Former Foreign Minister of Mexico, Jorge Castañeda: America Through Foreign Eyes (#21)

2020/12/29

Jorge Castañeda, former foreign minister of Mexico, provides a unique perspective on America and the

What the Good Life Actually Looks Like Based on Harvard’s 75 Year Study with the Director of the Study, Robert Waldinger (#20)

2020/12/22

Find out what the good life actually looks like based on Harvard's 75 year study of over 700 me

CEO of Marriott, Arne Sorenson: On the Future of Travel and, as a CEO of the Year, How To Be A Great Leader (#19)

2020/12/8

Find out from CEO of Marriott Arne Sorenson, head of the world’s largest hotel chain, and one of the

Former Under Secretary of State, Nicholas Burns: On American Foreign Policy Under President Biden and What It Can Accomplish (#18)

2020/12/1

Find out what President Biden can accomplish internationally and what an activist US policy looks li

Princeton Professor, Robert George: On Why Supreme Court Justices Are Unlike Umpires and Are Political (#17)

2020/11/24

Find out how Democratic and Republican judges’ decisions differ and how judges’ decisions can be pre

John Cleese of Monty Python: On Creativity and How Everyone Can Be More Creative (#16)

2020/11/17

John Cleese opens up about how he gets his best ideas and how everyone can be more creative. He also

Head of Columbia University’s Creative Machines Lab, Hod Lipson: On the Future of Artificial Intelligence (#15)

2020/11/10

We are at an inflection point in artificial intelligence today. Find out what the next 3 waves of ar

President Obama’s Chief Pollster, Joel Benenson: On What He’s Watching Most Closely Now and What the Path Forward is for Republicans and Democrats (#14)

2020/10/29

Find out the 3 keys to success for campaigns; who has the best polls (Fox News); what the biggest sh

President of Pew Research Center, Michael Dimock: On the Attitudes and Trends Shaping America Today (#13)

2020/10/27

Find out how what America is looking for in a leader has changed. In addition, not only are there do

Yale Professor, Amy Chua: On How Group Identity and a Failure to Realize Its Importance Has Caused the Rise of Partisanship and the Failure of U.S. Foreign Policy (#12)

2020/10/20

Find out how group identity has caused bitter partisanship in the U.S. and the failure of U.S. polic

Former Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul: What Vladimir Putin Is Really Like and What He Wants Now (#11)

2020/10/13

Get an inside account from former Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, who’s known Putin for nearly

Harvard Professor, Alex Keyssar: On What Could Go Wrong With Voting in the 2020 U.S. Election and When Congress Picks the President (#10)

2020/10/6

Find out why Americans don’t elect a president by popular vote, how the U.S. ended up with the convo

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