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What does moral courage cost when power would rather you stay silent? Investigative journalist and military biographer Robert Coram joins to examine four extraordinary and complicated figures in American military history: fighter pilot and strategist John Boyd; Medal of Honor recipient and Vietnam …
Your productivity problem may not be yours. We treat focus like a matter of personal discipline: close Slack, block the calendar, stop checking email, and try harder. Shawn Vanderhoven’s research suggests something more uncomfortable. Productivity is social. A workplace built around unclear priorit…
In this episode, Eric talks with MIT researcher, innovation expert, and author Michael Schrage about why artificial intelligence is forcing leaders to rethink much more than technology. Michael argues that AI is exposing fundamental questions about purpose, value creation, critical thinking, collab…
Jonathan Rauch is a lifelong atheist who once expected declining religious influence to make America more tolerant, rational, and peaceful. Instead, he watched politics become a substitute religion, supplying identity, belonging, moral certainty, and a perpetual struggle between good and evil. His …
In this episode, Eric talks with leadership strategist, military veteran, and author Kari Zeller about one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding artificial intelligence: that AI is primarily a technology problem. Kari argues that the real challenge isn’t learning new AI tools. It’s learning how…
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