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The Leadership These Times Demand – with Vik Malhotra, McKinsey’s Chairman of the Americas (#104)
The Leadership These Times Demand – with Vik Malhotra, McKinsey’s Chairman of the Americas (#104)

Season 1 Episode 104

Being a leader of any organization today may be more difficult than ever. What enables some leaders to thrive while others fail? What are some of the…

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Unconscious Bias is Real, So Are the Solutions: Harvard Kennedy School Former Academic Dean Iris Bohnet (repost) (#103)
Unconscious Bias is Real, So Are the Solutions: Harvard Kennedy School Former Academic Dean Iris Bohnet (repost) (#103)

Season 1 Episode 103

How can we reduce or neutralize unconscious bias? It’s a critical question these days – especially with DEI in mind – answered by an expert: Iris Boh…

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Former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan: Education Runs on Lies (repost) (#102)
Former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan: Education Runs on Lies (repost) (#102)

Season 1 Episode 102

“Education runs on lies. That’s probably not what you’d expect from a former Secretary of Education, but it’s the truth.” Arne Duncan exposes the lie…

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When Willpower Isn’t Enough: Psychologist Wendy Wood Reveals Keys to Success (#101)
When Willpower Isn’t Enough: Psychologist Wendy Wood Reveals Keys to Success (#101)

Season 1 Episode 101

The research is in, and it shows that a large part of being successful is understanding how to form the right habits. In fact, forming habits can be …

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The Age of DNA: Ginkgo Bioworks Co-Founder Jason Kelly (#100)
The Age of DNA: Ginkgo Bioworks Co-Founder Jason Kelly (#100)

Season 1 Episode 100

Steve Jobs once said that the biggest innovations in the 21st century would be at the intersection of biology and technology. Nature offers tantalizi…

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Why We Laugh: The Many Shapes and Forms of Laughter with Neuroscientist Sophie Scott (#99)
Why We Laugh: The Many Shapes and Forms of Laughter with Neuroscientist Sophie Scott (#99)

Season 1 Episode 99

Laughter, it turns out, is not primarily a response to humor. Neuroscientist Sophie Scott CBE shares why we laugh, how it works and the many sins it …

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Princeton’s Endowment Manager Andy Golden on Investing Today (#98)
Princeton’s Endowment Manager Andy Golden on Investing Today (#98)

Season 1 Episode 98

The president of Princeton University Investment Company (PRINCO), which manages Princeton’s endowment, talks about investing in today’s world. Andy …

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How We Can Defeat The Next Pandemic and The Future of Medicine: Dr. Eric Topol (#97)
How We Can Defeat The Next Pandemic and The Future of Medicine: Dr. Eric Topol (#97)

Season 1 Episode 97

Dr. Eric Topol explains how we can prepare for the next pandemic, including having stockpiles of variant proof vaccines for the families that are mos…

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Presidential Advisor David Gergen: Democracy in Peril and New Leadership (#96)
Presidential Advisor David Gergen: Democracy in Peril and New Leadership (#96)

Season 1 Episode 96

David Gergen, White House Advisor to four presidents, warns us about our failing democracy. He shares how our current government has moved from being…

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Former Australian Prime Minister and China Scholar Kevin Rudd: War Between China and the US (#95)
Former Australian Prime Minister and China Scholar Kevin Rudd: War Between China and the US (#95)

Season 1 Episode 95

Just as there was nothing inevitable about WW1 which came about because of flawed decisions by political and military leaders, former Australian Prim…

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