# Henry Kaiser

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From Babylon to Baylor: How Insurance Went Off the Rails

Send us Fan Mail Anish and Dr. DiGiorgio trace the history of insurance from ancient Babylonian bottomery contracts through Egyptian workers' guilds, Greek risk-pooling societies, Lloyd's of London, and the birth of actuarial science — then walk forward into the Great Fire of London, the 1929 Baylo…

Three Moves to Turn Problems into Paychecks

Most people groan, avoid, or delegate when problems hit. Darren Hardy makes the case that this instinct is costing them serious money. In this episode of DarrenDaily On-Demand, he draws on the story of Henry Kaiser, who built 100+ companies in the 1930s and 40s by hunting problems others refused to…

Kaiser's Coffins to Killer Swarms - Why Cheap, Expendable Drones—Not Billion-Dollar Platforms—Will Decide the Next Century of American Power

Kaiser's Coffins to Killer Swarms Truesdell Wealth Events Truesdell Wealth Contact Truesdell Travel The February 2027 Cruise  Truesdell Travel Contact Paul Truesdell About Blog Podcast Why Cheap, Expendable Drones—Not Billion-Dollar Platforms—Will Decide the Next Century of American Power Good m…

Episode #218 | 7.1.26

WAV, Mere of Light, Musicians for Birds and Related Animals, Jeff Coyne, Ryan J Raffa & Sam Prekop, Adrian Knight, Mascherina Da Notte, Emma Baiada, Daniel Jakob & Łukasz Polowczyk, Orsan Abram, and Henry Kaiser

The Philosophy of U.S. Healthcare (And Why It Resists Change) | with Tom Stein

"This is why insurance is such a beautiful problem... there is no solution. There are only psychological or philosophical answers to it." What if the rising cost of health insurance is a deeply ingrained philosophical problem? My guest this week is Tom Stein, CEO of American Trust Administrators …

Liberty Ships in WWII | Author Doug Most

During World War II, the United States built 2,710 Liberty ships to move the cargo needed to fight a global war. They were plain, inexpensive, and often called “ugly ducklings,” but without them the Allied victory would have been impossible. Join the Veterans Breakfast Club as Glenn Flickinger wel…

Unleashing America's Industrial Wartime Might - Arthur Herman

CAPTION: B-24 CALIFORNIAUnleashing America's Industrial Wartime MightArthur Herman, author of Freedom's Forge, chronicles how American private enterprise mobilized to win World War II. The narrative centers on two key figures: Bill Knudsen of General Motors and master builder Henry Kaiser. Knudsen,…

#66 Henry Kaiser: Builder in the Modern American West

What I learned from reading Henry J. Kaiser: Builder in the Modern American West by Mark Foster.  He built giant businesses in roads, bridges, dams, housing, cement, aluminum, chemicals, steel, health care, and tourism. (0:01)  starting a joint venture with Howard Hughes (6:40) learning how not to …

#59 Howard Hughes: The Definitive Biography of the First American Billionaire

What I learned from reading Hughes: The Private Diaries, Memos and Letters; The Definitive Biography of the First American Billionaire. ---- He was a film director, a producer, a test pilot, inventor, investor, and entrepreneur [0:01] the start of Hughes Tool Company [13:00] during a gold rush sell…