Disrupting Peace: What leads people to (and away from) violent white supremacy?
The MPV team is currently hard at work on Beyond Polarization, a limited series where we talk to people who are finding solutions to the increasing polarization we face in the United States. In the meantime, we bring you this episode from our friends at Disrupting Peace, a podcast from the World Pe…
Building the House You Want to Live In: Mark Pincus, Founder & Former CEO of Zynga, Author of Life at the Speed of Play
Mark Pincus is one of the most distinctive founders and product builders of the past three decades. He has written a remarkable new book called Life at the Speed of Play: Launch Products People Love! Most people assume that the willingness to stand for what you know to be true, even when the world …
Tough on Standards, Tender-Hearted with People: Doug Conant, former President and CEO of Campbell Soup Company
Doug Conant stepped into the CEO role at the Campbell Soup Company in 2001, inheriting a toxic culture and a workforce that had lost faith in its leadership. Over the next decade, he engineered one of the most remarkable turnarounds in modern business history. But what makes Doug's story so compell…
So You Wanna Start a Podcast? With Emily Shaw and Bridget Conley
This podcast exists because Kirk Brown had what Eric thinks was a very stupid idea, to start a podcast about foundation and nonprofit communications. Seven years later, they're still at it.
Our guests today, Emily Shaw and Bridget Conley, started the podcast Disrupting Peace because Bridget had a …
This Isn’t Right: Jack Conte, CEO of Patreon
Over 13 years, Jack Conte has built Patreon into a platform that has paid out more than $10 billion to creators. When Jack was 10 years old, the cool kids wore Nike and Adidas. Jack didn't. He wore Court Classics from Costco. Not because they were better, because the brand worship simply didn't mak…
Who funds the genocide in Gaza, and who profits?
In this episode, we turn our attention to the genocide in Gaza, where weapons supplied by the United States and Europe are enabling mass killing. As a warning, today’s episode discusses profound personal losses. We’re going to hear the story of Ahmed Alnaouq’s family – and of the weapons that kille…
Why do Western countries keep fueling atrocities in Yemen?
In this episode, we examine why western countries keep fueling atrocities in Yemen, and what it would take to turn things around.
Radhya al-Mutawakel is the chairperson of Mwatana Organization for Human Rights, an independent Yemeni organization aiming to defend and protect human rights in Yemen. T…
How do corporate profits incentivize war?
In 2026, there are more active conflicts than at any other time since World War II. Globally, defense spending is reaching new heights. For most of us, this is horrible news. But for arms producing companies, it’s all good: revenues are skyrocketing. So, in this episode we ask: how do corporate pro…
Who are the suits and soldiers of fortune in the arms trade?
In this episode, we connect the dots between the arms trade and personal enrichment. Paul Holden and Jack Cinamon, contributors to Making a Killing: How the West Profits from Slaughter in Gaza and Yemen, share who gets rich off war, how people move between positions in government and arms companies…
The Black Sheep: Ben Goorin, CEO of Goorin Bros.
Ben Goorin is the fourth generation CEO of Goorin Brothers, the family hat company founded in 1895, and the creator of The Farm, the animal trucker hats worn on heads all over the world.
Ben and Darren met years ago in the same YPO forum, and he's one of the truest creatives Darren has ever seen oc…
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