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Most of us walk around with opinions we've never really tested. We think we know how the world works until someone who really knows tells us otherwise.
This is We Think We Know, a podcast where I sit down with leading experts to challenge the assumptions we've never thought to question. Every episode, one conversation, one idea turned upside down.
In this intro, I talk about who I am, why I started the show, and what you can expect from every episode.
Subscribe if you're the kind of person who'd rather be proven wrong than stay comfortable.
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