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ðïļ Conversations to explore values in an age of values drift.
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ð Business, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Culture, and more.
ð New episode released monthly.
ð§ Available on all major platforms.
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59 minutes
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Can we be friends when we disagree about politics?
In this episode, Iâm joined by Roger Berkowitz, Professor of Politics, Philosophy, and Human Rights at Bard College and Founder and Academic Director of its Hannah Arendt Center to discuss his new book, A World We Share: Hannah Arendt and the PowerâĶ
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āļāđāļāļŦāļēāļāļāļāļāļĩāđāļāđāļēāļāļĄāļēāļāļāļ Real Clear Values
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Which values sustain a free society? And what responsibility do we each have to uphold them?
In this episode, Iâm joined by Sherman Tylawsky, founder of the George Washington Institute, to explore civic values, political division, patriotism and the responsibilities that accompany freedom.
Artificial intelligence is transforming how organisations make decisions.But what happens when those decisions drift away from the values they were meant to uphold?In this episode, Iâm joined by Christine Haskell, PhD, to explore the phenomenon of values drift â the gradual divergence from stated vâĶ
What does it mean for a nation to wrestle with God?
That struggle, as Ilan Stavans suggests, might be Americaâs most enduring pastime.
In this episode, Iâm joined by Ilan Stavans to explore Americaâs wrestle with God at both collective and individual levels, following the release of his new book,âĶ
Weâre living through an honesty crisis. Advances in technology have made dishonesty more appealing than ever before â and less likely for the dishonest to get caught. This crisis has far-reaching implications for individuals, institutions, and society as a whole.
In this episode, I discuss the trueâĶ
After years of research, Mark Friedman concluded that much of what he thought he knew about âauthenticâ Judaism was incorrect.
He argues that Judaism is far closer to classical liberalism than many might assume â and that the idea that traditional Jewish values are inherently at odds with liberal âĶ
Jim Ferrell had already introduced the work of Martin Buber to millions of people through his books and keynote talks before realising he had been missing something fundamental about Buberâs insight.
That realisation took Jim deeper into the world of relation â our fundamental connectedness â and uâĶ
What if many of the emotions we regularly feel are actually counterfeits?In this episode, Iâm joined by Curtis Morley to explore the concept of counterfeit emotions â and why authenticity is essential for meaningful personal growth.We discuss the difference between being nice and being kind, why peâĶ
Workplace stress and uncertainty donât just affect performance â they reshape how the brain functions. In this conversation, Dr Lynda Shaw explores neuroscience in the workplace, clarifying common myths, the difference between neuroscience and psychology, and what leaders can do to help people thriâĶ
From running a marathon at 14 to winning awards in bodybuilding and powerlifting as an adult, Nathaniel Hancock has dedicated his life to continuous improvement. Now in middle-age, he identifies as someone who rages against the dying of the light.
In this episode, we discuss Nathaniel's journey soâĶ
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