Rishi Tirumala: Embracing your inner shapeshifter
Welcome to the second episode of “Conversations with Jeff,” a podcast where I talk to interesting people and explore topics at the forefront of politics, work, culture, and personal development.
How do you find your place in the world as a shapeshifter? What is it like going from being an MIT-educa…
Steven Foster: How late Millennials are redefining their relationship with work
Welcome to the inaugural episode of “Conversations with Jeff,” a podcast where I talk to interesting people and explore topics at the forefront of politics, culture, and life.
Have you ever noticed how people in their 20s and early 30s are redesigning their relationship with work? How some are ditc…
Gen X Man's conflicted call to greatness
This is part 2 of a four-part exploration of the inner life of men of different generations.Part 1 - late MillennialsPart 2 - Gen X (this essay)Part 3 - Boomers Part 4 - Zoomers
Friends - It took me three drafts and the help of a friend to realize that I am Gen X Man and Gen X Man is me. Typical Ge…
Race Posting Is Not a Personality
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.richardhanania.com
Just did a livestream on the importance of “race posting” in right-wing culture. Things have gone well beyond being anti-woke. Young right-wingers have created a horrifying inverse of woke culture where race and at…
Hanania: "I made a huge mistake"
After Trump’s tariffs took effect, I was eager to catch up with my friend Richard Hanania. I wanted to ask: Would he still vote for Trump?
Richard is one of the most influential political essayists of the moment. He’s wicked smart, relentlessly honest, and kind of quirky. His book, The Origins of …
The solemn majesty of being a dad
Happy Father's Day! One of my goals this month is to experiment on Substack. You may notice an uptick in activity and content types over the next few weeks. (I did my first-ever voiceover for this piece.) Thanks for your patience and support. - Jeff
On the second day after my son was born, I took h…
The Boomer Paradox | Jeff Giesea
In this insightful conversation, host Aaron M. Renn sits with Jeff Giesea, Stanford grad, entrepreneur, and founder of the Boyd Institute—a policy lab focused on bold solutions for America's future, tackling gerontocracy, overregulation, AI, and social fragmentation.They dive deep into the structur…
EP 338 Jeff Giesea on Dionysian Futurism, Reading Great Books in the AI Era, and Rebalancing Generational Power
Jim talks with Jeff Giesea, entrepreneur, writer, and founder of the Boyd Institute, about his essay "Dionysian Futurism" and the broader question of what's missing from our visions of the future. They discuss Nietzsche's Apollo/Dionysus framework from The Birth of Tragedy, the critique that techno…
Medieval Memes: with Olivia Swarthout (Weird Medieval Guys)
Cats with human faces, snails jousting, and babies who look like old men: medieval manuscripts often include strange little creatures that seem laughable to us now. But is it actually us, not medieval artists, who aren't in on the joke?
In this episode, we speak to Olivia Swarthout, the mind behind…
Walking the Camino: Jeff Giesea's Journey of Faith and Friction
"The problem is being trained for scarcity and being exposed to abundance"
In this episode of Delay the Decay, we welcome Jeff Giesea—entrepreneur, writer, and founder of the Boyd Institute—about life, faith, belonging, and becoming whole through his recent Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. Jeff desc…
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