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Dr. Arvind Narayanan

Episode 132Dr. Arvind Narayanan

AI Snake Oil and the Skills of the Future

Guest Dr. Arvind Narayanan, Princeton Computer Scientist | Coauthor of "AI Snake Oil"

In the midst of the AI hype bubble, how do we spot real AI capabilities and snake oil marketing?

Predictive AI vs. generative AI Why algorithms struggle to predict human behavior
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Dr. Jennifer A. Frey

Episode 131Dr. Jennifer A. Frey

To Think, or Not to Think - The Sad Trajectory of Liberal Arts in Universities and UTulsa's Honors College

Guest Dr. Jennifer A. Frey, Former Dean of the University of Tulsa’s Honors College

This interview is a bit different from other episodes.

The State of Higher Education: What is the Purpose of the University? What is a Liberal Education?
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Dr. Thomas M. Ward

Episode 130Dr. Thomas M. Ward

The Consolation of Philosophy - Boethius on Suffering and Hope

Guest Dr. Thomas M. Ward, Prof. of Philosophy @ University of Texas at Austin | Author of “After Stoicism”

What happens when your world crumbles?

Who Was Boethius and Why He Matters Why The Consolation of Philosophy Endured
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Verity Harding

Episode 129Verity Harding

AI Needs You

Guest Verity Harding, director of the AI & Geopolitics Project @ the Bennett Institute for Public Policy at the University of Cambridge | founder of Formation Advisory

With the development of artificial intelligence on the rise, we are at a crossroads.

Why AI Needs Everyone Technology's Shadow Self
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Prof. Gary Saul Morson

Episode 128Prof. Gary Saul Morson

The Accursed Questions - Fyodor Dostoevsky on Suffering, Freedom, and Love

Guest Prof. Gary Saul Morson, Prof. of Russian literature @ Northwestern University | Author of "Wonder Confronts Certainty"

Prof. Gary Saul Morson discusses Fyodor Dostoevsky, the accursed questions of Russian literature, and what those questions reveal about suffering, freedom, love, and God.

The "Accursed Questions" of Russian Literature Dostoevsky's Intellectual Honesty with Faith
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Prof. Allison Pugh

Episode 127Prof. Allison Pugh

Connective Labor - What Machines Can't Replace in Our Disconnected World

Guest Prof. Allison Pugh, Author of "The Last Human Job" | Prof. of Sociology @ Johns Hopkins University

Prof. Pugh warns that devaluing connective labor leads to automation that overlooks the core issues and leaves us more isolated.

Connective Labor Undervaluation of Connective Labor
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Prof. Adam Smyth

Episode 126Prof. Adam Smyth

Pen, Page, and People - The History of the Book

Guest Prof. Adam Smyth, Author of "The Book-Makers" | Prof. of English literature and the history of the book @ Balliol College, University of Oxford

In this episode, I sit down with Oxford's Prof. Adam Smyth to discuss his Book-Makers: A History of the Book in Eighteen Lives.

Humanizing the history of the book - the f orgotten lives of the book-makers The book - a blend of prose and production
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Dr. Spencer Klavan

Episode 125Dr. Spencer Klavan

How Cutting-edge Science Returns Us to Ancient Theology

Guest Dr. Spencer Klavan, Associate Editor @ the Claremont Review of Books | Classicist | Podcaster

In his new book, Light of the Mind, Light of the World: Illuminating Science Through Faith, classicist Dr. Spencer Klavan retells the history of science and highlights the philosophical implications of each era.

The purpose of this book Music of the Spheres & the Medieval View of the world - the World as Beauty + Order
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Dr. Francis S. Collins

Episode 124Dr. Francis S. Collins

The Road to Wisdom - On Truth, Science, Faith, and Trust

Guest Dr. Francis S. Collins, Physician, Geneticist, Former Director of NIH

In this episode, I sit down with geneticist and physician Dr. Francis Collins to discuss his latest book, The Road to Wisdom.

Four Anchors of Knowledge: Truth, Science, Faith, and Trust Cynicism and Nihilism in Public Discourse
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Eric Weiner

Episode 123Eric Weiner

In Search of Living Well

Guest Eric Weiner, Award-winning journalist | Bestselling author of "The Socrates Express"

In his book, The Socrates Express: In Search of Life Lessons from Dead Philosophers, award-winning journalist Eric Weiner describes how to live well.

Our Wisdom-hungry Society - Mistaking Knowledge for Wisdom. How Philosophy Teaches Us How to Live
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Prof. Jonathan Zittrain

Episode 122Prof. Jonathan Zittrain

The Origins and Governance of the Internet

Guest Prof. Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard Law and Computer Science Prof. | Director of Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society

In this episode, Harvard's Prof. Jonathan Zittrain explains the origins of the Internet, the culture of self-governance that shaped it, and the shifting future of Internet governance.

Origins of the Internet - How the Internet Expanded so Rapidly The Early Internet
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Dr. Victor Davis Hanson

Episode 121Dr. Victor Davis Hanson

When Civilizations Crumble - Lessons for Today

Guest Dr. Victor Davis Hanson, Renowned Classicist and Military Historian

In this episode, renowned classicist and military historian, Dr. Victor Davis Hanson discusses his 2024 book, The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation.

Patterns of Civilization Decline and Why We Should Care Human Nature and Historical Progress - Why aren't we getting better?
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Dr. Emily Hund

Episode 120Dr. Emily Hund

The Influencer Industry - The Quest for Authenticity on Social Media

Guest Dr. Emily Hund, Author of "The Influencer Industry"

In this episode, Dr. Emily Hund, the author of The Influencer Industry: The Quest for Authenticity on Social Media, explains the rise of this new economy and why it should be recognized and legitimized by the public.

How did this “branded” culture develop? What is an “influencer?”
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Prof. Ethan Zuckerman

Episode 119Prof. Ethan Zuckerman

The Rise of Institutional Mistrust

Guest Prof. Ethan Zuckerman, Author of "Mistrust" | Associate Prof. @ University of Massachusetts at Amherst

Prof. Ethan Zuckerman discusses how mistrust in governmental, educational, and religious institutions became commonplace, and whether that mistrust can become a catalyst for reform.

The rise of institutional mistrust Is influencer culture a response to mistrusting institutions?
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Dr. Satyan Devadoss

Episode 118Dr. Satyan Devadoss

Utility > Beauty - The Lost Wonder of Mathematics

Guest Dr. Satyan Devadoss, Mathematician | Author of “Mage Merlin’s Unsolved Math Mysteries”

As Dr. Devadoss discusses in his book, Mage Merlin’s Unsolved Math Mysteries, the beauty of mathematics is not its technological use, but its ability to expand our imaginations and discover the world beyond the limits of the material.

Modern Math Education - Skill over Discovery The Loss of Wonder in Modern Math Education
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Dr. Annie Duke

Episode 117Dr. Annie Duke

Quit - The Power of Knowing When to Walk Away

Guest Dr. Annie Duke, National bestselling author of "Thinking in Bets" and "Quit" | Former professional poker player

Dr. Annie Duke discusses her 2022 book, Quit: The Power of Knowing When to Walk Away, and how to tell the difference between wise persistence and the moment to stop.

Is quitting a counterargument or a compliment to grit? Strategies for assessing when to quit
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Return of Dr. Adam Alter

Episode 116Return of Dr. Adam Alter

Anatomy of a Breakthrough

Guest Return of Dr. Adam Alter, Prof. of Marketing @ New York University’s Stern School of Business and NYT Bestselling Author

In this episode, professor of Marketing at New York University’s Stern School of Business and the Robert Stansky Teaching Excellence Faculty Fellow, Dr. Adam Alter, returns to the podcast.

Feeling stuck is universal. But, why do we not talk about it? Consequences of avoiding discussing stuckness
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Return of Noelle Salazar

Episode 115Return of Noelle Salazar

Angels of the Resistance

Guest Return of Noelle Salazar, USA Today and International Bestselling Author

In this episode, USA Today bestselling author, Noelle Salazar, returns to the pod to discuss her second book, Angels of the Resistance.

Inspiration for Angels of the Resistance Balance of fact and fiction in Angels of the Resistance
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Dr. Thomas Curran

Episode 114Dr. Thomas Curran

Escaping the "Perfection Trap"

Guest Dr. Thomas Curran, Prof. of Psychology @ London School of Economics and author of "The Perfection Trap"

In our culture, perfectionism is considered a valiant weakness.

Defining "perfectionism" and its poisonous nature How Western cultures amplify perfectionism
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Dr. Adrienne Mayor

Episode 113Dr. Adrienne Mayor

Exploring the Scientific Truths in Ancient Myths

Guest Dr. Adrienne Mayor, Renowned Historian and Folklorist

Have you ever wondered if the ancient tales of legendary creatures might have a hint of scientific truth?

The scientific basis of legendary creatures Repeating motifs in folklore beasts
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Dr. Jacob Grumbach

Episode 112Dr. Jacob Grumbach

When National Politics and State Governments Collide

Guest Dr. Jacob Grumbach, Author of "Laboratories Against Democracy"

Dr. Jacob "Jake" Grumbach discusses Laboratories Against Democracy and how national political parties collide with state-level governments in the United States.

National vs state politics in America The nationalization of state politics and why this is a problem
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Dr. Esther Lightcap Meek

Episode 111Dr. Esther Lightcap Meek

Exploring the Enigma of Knowing - How do we know what we know?

Guest Dr. Esther Lightcap Meek, Philosopher and Author

How do we truly know what we know?

Philosophical Questions and Knowing The Importance of Indwelling Knowledge
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Exploring Beauty Born from Brokenness with Artist Makoto Fujimura

Episode 110Exploring Beauty Born from Brokenness with Artist Makoto Fujimura

Exploring Beauty Born from Brokenness with Artist Makoto Fujimura

Guest Exploring Beauty Born from Brokenness with Artist Makoto Fujimura, Credential pending Taylor review

What hidden truths can an artist's perspective reveal about our world?

Art, faith, and the deeper magic Creating beauty in bleak times
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Tony Wang

Episode 109Tony Wang

Rising to the Occasion #3 - Using AI to Fight Medical Monopolization

Guest Tony Wang, Credential pending Taylor review

On this podcast, we strive to connect fascinating and successful people to the next generation.

How Tony tackled the monopolization of healthcare research by addressing antibiotic resistance The process: How did you build this?
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Rishi Ambavanekar

Episode 108Rishi Ambavanekar

Rising to the Occasion #2 - Using Tech to Help Stroke Victims Speak Again

Guest Rishi Ambavanekar, Credential pending Taylor review

On this podcast, we strive to connect fascinating and successful people to the next generation.

How overcoming OCD and his dad's TIA inspired Rishi to build an inner speech translator for stroke victims How to research and learn material outside your comfort zone
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Hawi 'Annette' Odhiambo

Episode 107Hawi 'Annette' Odhiambo

Rising to the Occasion #1 - Creating Sustainable Farming in Kenya

Guest Hawi 'Annette' Odhiambo, Credential pending Taylor review

On this podcast, we strive to connect fascinating and successful people to the next generation.

Hawi’s project: creating sustainable agriculture for farmers in Kenya How to learn material outside of your comfort zone
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Prof. Andrew Pettegree

Episode 106Prof. Andrew Pettegree

The History and Future of the Library

Guest Prof. Andrew Pettegree, Co-author of "The Library: A Fragile History"

In this interview, I’ll be talking with Prof. Andrew Pettegree who co-authored The Library: A Fragile History with Arthur Der Weduwen.

Origin of public libraries Preservation of classics
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Dr. Maria Konnikova

Episode 105Dr. Maria Konnikova

From Psychologist to Poker Champion - the Art of Decision-making

Guest Dr. Maria Konnikova, NYT Bestselling Author of "The Biggest Bluff"

As a high school student, in the next few years, I’ll make some major life decisions about where I’ll go to college and whether I’ll riddle myself with decades of student debt.

Why poker? Games of complete information vs games of incomplete information and how they simulate life
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Dr. Spencer Klavan

Episode 104Dr. Spencer Klavan

Modern Problems, Ancient Solutions - Applying the Wisdom of the Classics to the Cultural Conflicts of Today

Guest Dr. Spencer Klavan, Associate Editor @ the Claremont Review of Books | Classicist

Dr. Spencer Klavan discusses whether modern problems are really just modern problems, or prevailing issues repackaged for our modern sensibilities.

The lack of depth in Western culture The trickling down of philosophy
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Suzette Sheft

Episode 103Suzette Sheft

A Teen Author Chronicles her Grandmother's Holocaust Experience

Guest Suzette Sheft, Author of "Running for Shelter"

In this episode, I sit down with teenage author, Suzette Sheft (full bio below).

What is the book about? How did not knowing that she was Jewish affect your grandmother's experience of the Holocaust?
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Dr. Richard Florida

Episode 102Dr. Richard Florida

The Rise of the Creative Class

Guest Dr. Richard Florida, Author of “The Rise of the Creative Class,” “Who’s Your City?,” “The Urban Crisis,” and others

Two decades ago, Dr. Richard Florida (full bio below) coined the term "Creative Class" when he identified a unique group of people who used their knowledge and expertise and creativity to generate income (i.e.

The Creative Class Who are they?
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Sarah Newman

Episode 101Sarah Newman

The Future of AI - Data Nutrition and Non-Sentience

Guest Sarah Newman, Director of Art & Education at metaLAB at Harvard

One of the most anticipated technologies of the future is AI.

Data Sets and Data Nutrition - Why and How the data of today shapes the future of AI tomorrow AI and Sentiencey- Will it happen?
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100th Episode Special- Taylor Bledsoe and Sarah Newman

Episode 100100th Episode Special- Taylor Bledsoe and Sarah Newman

100th Episode Special- Taylor Bledsoe and Sarah Newman

Guest 100th Episode Special- Taylor Bledsoe and Sarah Newman, Credential pending Taylor review

In honor of the 100th episode, I am interviewed by guest host, Sarah Newman (full bio below)!

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Dr. Douglas Rushkoff

Episode 99Dr. Douglas Rushkoff

Human Nature and How to Escape from "The Mindset"

Guest Dr. Douglas Rushkoff, Bestselling author of "Survival of the Richest," "Team Human," and many others

For centuries, we have been stuck in the matrix of "The Mindest," the need for ever-exponential, economic growth.

What is "The Mindset?" What is human nature and how does wealth change us?
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Ryan Holiday

Episode 98Ryan Holiday

The Disciplined Life

Guest Ryan Holiday, NYT bestselling author of “Stillness is the Key",” “The Daily Stoic,” and many more

In this episode, I talk to NYT bestselling author, Ryan Holiday (full bio below), about the disciplined life. His latest book, Discipline is Destiny, comes out September 27 (2022).

The Three Types of Discipline The Purpose of Discipline
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Dr. Bruce Schneier

Episode 97Dr. Bruce Schneier

"Hacking" the Legal System

Guest Dr. Bruce Schneier, World-renowned Security Expert and Blogger

Ethical hacking is essential in the tech world as it exposes the holes and bugs in systems before bad people can use them.

What are public-interest technologists? Hacking the legal system
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Dr. Carolyn Chen

Episode 96Dr. Carolyn Chen

The Religion of Work

Guest Dr. Carolyn Chen, Author of "Work Pray Code" and Associate Professor of Ethics at University of California, Berkeley

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Carolyn Chen, author of Work Pray Code: When Work Becomes Religion in Silicon Valley and associate professor of ethics at the University of California, Berkeley, (scroll down for full bio), about the “religion of work” in “techtopias.”

Work as religion Tech workers as believers
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Dr. Margaret E. Roberts

Episode 95Dr. Margaret E. Roberts

China's Great Firewall - Censorship in the Asian Superpower

Guest Dr. Margaret E. Roberts, Professor in the Department of Political Science @ UCSD and author of "Censored"

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Margaret E. Roberts (scroll down for full bio) about China and the new age of censorship.

Methods of modern censorship Why free speech is bad for regimes
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Alex Kaschuta

Episode 94Alex Kaschuta

Becoming a Free Thinker

Guest Alex Kaschuta, Writer and Host of the “Subversive” Podcast

In this episode, I sit down with Alex Kaschuta, writer and host of the Subversive Podcast.

Why Alex Kaschuta's podcast focuses on subversive ideas Should offensive ideas be censored?
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Dr. Sergei Guriev

Episode 93Dr. Sergei Guriev

21st Century Tyranny

Guest Dr. Sergei Guriev, Prof. of Economics and Director of Graduate Programs in Economics @ Sciences Po, Paris

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Sergei Guriev (click here for full bio).

What are "spin dictators?" How Putin used white-collar crime charges to imprison political opponents
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Dr. Justin Grimmer

Episode 92Dr. Justin Grimmer

The Next Frontier of Social Science - Text as Data

Guest Dr. Justin Grimmer, Co-author of "Text as Data" and Prof. in Stanford's Political Science Department

Dr. Justin Grimmer, Professor in Stanford University's Department of Political Science and co-author of Text as Data, and I discuss how and why turning text into data will be the future of the social sciences.

Researching in the social sciences now How machine learning turns text into data
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Dr. Kate Darling

Episode 91Dr. Kate Darling

The New Breed - AI and the Rest of the World

Guest Dr. Kate Darling, Research Specialist @ the MIT Media Lab and Author of "The New Breed"

Dr. Kate Darling, a Research Specialist at the MIT Media Lab and author of The New Breed: What Our History with Animals Reveals about Our Future with Robots, and I sit down to discuss the future of robots and the world.

Thesis of the New Breed What is a robot?
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Solomon Burchfield

Episode 90Solomon Burchfield

The Meaning of "Home"

Guest Solomon Burchfield, Program Director at New Beginnings NWA

I sit down with Solomon Burchfield, Program Director at New Beginnings NWA.

We discuss the mission and history of New Beginnings. The general cause of homelessness in the U.S.
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Zarah Hussain

Episode 89Zarah Hussain

A Twist of Tech and Tradition - Combining traditional Islamic Art with STEM

Guest Zarah Hussain, Internationally Exhibited Artist

Zarah Hussain and I sit down to discuss the intersection of tradition and tech in her field of art.

Islamic art v.s. Western art How geometry was used to represent divinity in Islamic culture
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Jenny Odell

Episode 88Jenny Odell

Reframing Productivity

Guest Jenny Odell, NYT bestselling author of "How to Do Nothing"

Jenny Odell, New York Times bestselling author of How to Do Nothing, and I sit down to discuss the importance of unproductive activities for personal growth.

Managing stress and creative pursuits in the midst of busyness The prism of personality
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Bryan Fogel

Episode 87Bryan Fogel

Documentaries and Political Corruption

Guest Bryan Fogel, Oscar-winning Director of "Icarus" and "The Dissident"

I sit down with Bryan Fogel, Oscar-winning director of Icarus and The Dissident. We discuss the creative processes behind his films as well as the political corruption exposed in them.

The creative processes behind his films How to build trust with film subjects
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Dr. Nina Kraus

Episode 86Dr. Nina Kraus

The Sound Mind

Guest Dr. Nina Kraus, Biologist and Author of "Of Sound Mind"

I sit down with Dr. Nina Kraus to discuss her book, Of Sound Mind: How our Brain Constructs a Meaningful Sonic World.

The importance of sound What is the sound mind?
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Mason Currey

Episode 85Mason Currey

Creativity Under Pressure

Guest Mason Currey, Author of "Daily Rituals" and "Daily Rituals: Women at Work"

After a long sabbatical of procrastination, I have returned to finish our trilogy on creativity.

Why and how Mason Currey wrote Daily Rituals Getting addicted to art
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Kevin Bethune

Episode 84Kevin Bethune

Curiosity - the Maker of Innovators

Guest Kevin Bethune, Designer and Author of "Reimagining Design: Unlocking Strategic Innovation"

Living a life fueled by your own creativity is my dream as well as many others.

How did you go from nuclear engineering to design? Why should designers be in the room when creating new products?
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Dr. Sarah Hart

Episode 83Dr. Sarah Hart

Math - The Structure of Beauty

Guest Dr. Sarah Hart, Prof. of Mathematics @ Birkbeck College at the London University

“When am I going to use this in my life?” is probably the most common question in math class right behind “when does class end?” This subject is notorious for being, we can say, less than loved by students.

How beauty can be replicated and described through math In light of math's relation to art, is beauty relative?
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Johann Hari

Episode 82Johann Hari

Why We Can't Focus

Guest Johann Hari, NYT Bestselling author of "Chasing the Scream," "Lost Connections," and "Stolen Focus"

Johann Hari and I explore why and how our attention spans are getting systematically destroyed by the modern world as we investigate his new book, "Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention and How to Think Deeply Again." The reasons span from reading time to social media.

How did our attention spans get this bad? How the system is rigged against our focus
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Dan Pink

Episode 81Dan Pink

Regrets and the Good Life

Guest Dan Pink, #1 NYT bestselling author of "Drive" and "The Power of Regret"

In this episode, Dan Pink and I dive into the foreboding pool of regrets as we examine his newly released book, "The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward." Surprisingly, having regrets can bring about good.

Why Dan Pink wrote about regrets The four main regrets found across all cultures
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Dr. Chris Bail

Episode 80Dr. Chris Bail

The Perception of Political Polarization and How to Fix It

Guest Dr. Chris Bail, Author of "Breaking the Social Media Prism," Duke Professor, and Director of the Polarization Lab

We tackle social media's effect on political polarization with Dr. Chris Bail, author of Breaking the Social Media Prism, Duke professor, and director of the Polarization Lab.

The myth of echo chambers How vocal and extreme, social media users influence our view of political polarization
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How to Write a Good Story: Stuart Gibbs

Episode 79How to Write a Good Story: Stuart Gibbs

One Year Re-Run

Guest How to Write a Good Story: Stuart Gibbs, Bestselling Author of the Children's Series "Spy School," "Moon Base Alpha," "FunJungle," and more

This week, we are looking back on our conversation with Stuart Gibbs from episode 35!We often wonder what it's like to be a fiction author.

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Oliver Burkeman

Episode 78Oliver Burkeman

Why and How to Balance Productivity and the Present

Guest Oliver Burkeman, NYT Bestselling Author of "4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals"

In this episode, we talk to Oliver Burkeman, New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author of 4,000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, about why and how to balance productivity and the present.

Ancient philosophy's perspective on work and productivity vs now How our mindset towards work changed
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Prof. James Salzman

Episode 77Prof. James Salzman

Ownership - The Secret Root of Civilization

Guest Prof. James Salzman, Co-author of Bestselling book "Mine!" and Professor of Environmental Law

In this episode, Professor James Salzman explains how ownership is the secret root of civilizations.

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Dr. David Melnikoff

Episode 76Dr. David Melnikoff

How Goals Reshape Your Mind

Guest Dr. David Melnikoff, Social Psychologist

Welcome to 2022! For the start of this hopefully amazing year, Dr. David Melnikoff joins us to describe how goals reshape our brains.

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Dr. Brad Bushman

Episode 75Dr. Brad Bushman

Violence, Video Games, and Aggression

Guest Dr. Brad Bushman, Ohio State Professor of Communication

For our last episode of the year, we follow up on our dive into psychology with Dr. Brad Bushman joining us to discuss video games and violence as well as other areas of aggression!

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Dr. John Bargh

Episode 74Dr. John Bargh

Free Will and the Unconscious Mind

Guest Dr. John Bargh, Yale Prof and Author of “Before You Know It: The Unconscious Reasons We Do What We Do”

Dr. John Bargh is Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science at Yale University.

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Sam Kean

Episode 73Sam Kean

Story Time with Chemistry

Guest Sam Kean, Author of Six NYT Bestsellers including "The Disappearing Spoon," "Icepick Surgeon," and "The Bastard Brigade"

In Sam Kean's bestselling book, "The Disappearing Spoon," he dives deep into the periodic table, but not the way most people would think.

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Dr. George Church

Episode 72Dr. George Church

Creating the Modern-Day Woolly Mammoth

Guest Dr. George Church, Professor at Harvard and MIT, Co-Founder of Colossal

Dr. George Church, a leading geneticist and molecular engineer, professor at Harvard and MIT, and the co-founder of Colossal, is taking on an ambitious mission.

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Through their Eyes: Dr. John McManus

Episode 71Through their Eyes: Dr. John McManus

Veterans' Day Re-run

Guest Through their Eyes: Dr. John McManus, Distinguished Military Professor at Missouri University of Science and Technology

In honor of Veterans’ day, we decided to release a re-run of our interview from episode six with distinguished military historian, Dr. John McManus.

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Keith Muscutt

Episode 70Keith Muscutt

The Cloud Warriors of Peru

Guest Keith Muscutt, Researcher and Author of "Warriors of the Clouds"

Keith grew up in the East-End of London after the War — a grim place, scarred by the blitz.

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Dr. Tara Johnson

Episode 69Dr. Tara Johnson

Raise an Innovative Cup to Invention

Guest Dr. Tara Johnson, Pediatric Neurologist and Inventor

Dr. Tara Johnson discusses her work as a pediatric neurologist and inventor, including how she helps identify children with neuro-developmental disabilities and invents modified daily-use items.

★ Topic list to be refined with Taylor.
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Benedict Carey

Episode 68Benedict Carey

Unique Learning Tips

Guest Benedict Carey, Science Journalist and Author of "How We Learn - The aspiring slacker’s guide to learning"

Today, "Aiming for the Moon" is collaborating with Joanna from Thumbs Up Concepts (as seen in Ep 56 & 57) to interview Benedict Carey.

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Dr. Steven Levitt

Episode 67Dr. Steven Levitt

Freakonomics

Guest Dr. Steven Levitt, Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and #1 NYT Best-selling Co-author of "Freakonomics"

Listen in to our conversation with Dr. Steven Levitt, professor of Economics at the University of Chicago. Dr. Levitt is best known for co-authoring the #1 NYT best-seller, "Freakonomics."

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George "Curious George" Basch

Episode 66George "Curious George" Basch

The Reflections of Curious George

Guest George "Curious George" Basch, Founder of the Himalayan Stove Project and Entrepreneurial Businessman

Join us as we interview George "Curious George" Basch, founder of the Himalayan Stove Project and entrepreneurial businessman.

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Jim Clash

Episode 65Jim Clash

The Best Job Ever

Guest Jim Clash, Forbes' Extreme Sports Contributor

Jim Clash writes about extreme sports and those who do them at Forbes. However, he doesn't just write about them. He does them! Listen in to some of his adventures along with his advice for how to get a job like his.

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Lucas Caneda

Episode 64Lucas Caneda

Resilience and Rugby

Guest Lucas Caneda, Professional Rugby Player and Director of Uniqorn

Today, Lucas Caneda discusses what rugby taught him about life along with some interesting tips on investing in businesses. Caneda is a professional rugby player and director at Uniquorn.

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David Ishee

Episode 63David Ishee

Saving the Dogs with Biohacking

Guest David Ishee, Dog Breeder and Biohacker

In this episode, we discuss David Ishee's mission to cure the genetic diseases of dogs through biohacking.Impact Books:1. "Dune" series2. "Fahrenheit 451"

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Vanessa O’Brien

Episode 62Vanessa O’Brien

The Art of Mountaineering

Guest Vanessa O’Brien, Business Executive turned Record-breaking Mountaineer

Vanessa O’Brien discusses the art of mountaineering, her record-breaking climbs, and what it means to follow a dream that seems impossible.

★ Topic list to be refined with Taylor.
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Colonel Kim "Killer Chick" Campbell

Episode 61Colonel Kim "Killer Chick" Campbell

The Fighter Pilot Mindset

Guest Colonel Kim "Killer Chick" Campbell, Airforce Veteran and Current Keynote Speaker

Today, "Aiming for the Moon" is collaborating with Joanna from Thumbs Up Concepts (as seen in Ep 56 & 57) to interview Colonel Kim "Killer Chick" Campbell!

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Jack, Nathan, and Ben

Bonus EpisodeJack, Nathan, and Ben

The Interview Dudes Podcast - Jack, Nathan, Ben, and The Interview Dudes

Guest Jack, Nathan, and Ben, Hosts of the Award-winning Podcast, "The Interview Dudes"

Jack, Nathan, and Ben talk about hosting the award-winning, kid-hosted podcast The Interview Dudes.

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Prof. Stuart Firestein

Episode 60Prof. Stuart Firestein

Ignorance is Bliss

Guest Prof. Stuart Firestein, Former Chair of the Department of Biological Sciences at Columbia University and Author of "Ignorance: How It Drives Science"

Prof. Stuart Firestein discusses why ignorance is not simply a gap in knowledge, but a necessary step toward discovery.

★ Topic list to be refined with Taylor.
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Greg Mckeown

Episode 59Greg Mckeown

Essentialism for Students

Guest Greg Mckeown, NYT Bestselling author of "Essentialism" and "Effortless"

Greg Mckeown explains how students can focus on the essentials while still keeping up with homework and classes.

★ Topic list to be refined with Taylor.
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Bill and Steve

Episode 58Bill and Steve

The Field Guides Podcast

Guest Bill and Steve, Hosts of the "Field Guides" Podcast

Bill and Steve discuss The Field Guides podcast, their method of recording on hikes, how they started, and the story behind their comedic bobcat story.

★ Topic list to be refined with Taylor.
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Dr. Adam and Joanna Grant

Episode 57Dr. Adam and Joanna Grant

Think Again and Thumbs Up Concepts (Part 2)

Guest Dr. Adam and Joanna Grant, #1 NYT Bestseller, Organizational Psychologist, and 7x Top Rated Prof. @ Wharton || Creator of Thumbs Up Concepts

We finished up our conversation with rethinking questions such as "Is a hotdog a sandwich?" and "is cereal soup?" Joanna and Dr. Grant also give their advice to teenagers and list the books that have impacted them.

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Tai Poole

Bonus EpisodeTai Poole

Just Ask Why

Guest Tai Poole, Host of the podcast Tai Asks Why

Tai Poole talks about asking curious questions and seeking answers on his teenage-hosted podcast, Tai Asks Why.

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Dr. Adam and Joanna Grant

Episode 56Dr. Adam and Joanna Grant

Think Again and Thumbs Up Concepts (Part 1)

Guest Dr. Adam and Joanna Grant, #1 NYT Bestseller, Organizational Psychologist, and 7x Top Rated Prof. @ Wharton || Creator of Thumbs Up Concepts

Today, we will be interviewing the fascinating father-daughter team, Dr. Adam Grant and Joanna Grant.

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Erika Engelhaupt

Episode 55Erika Engelhaupt

Gory Details

Guest Erika Engelhaupt, Freelance Science Writer, Editor, and Author of the book "Gory Details"

Everyone has heard the phrase, "that's gross!" People look at certain things (bugs, bodily functions, etc.) and try to avoid them at all costs.

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Tim Harford, "The Undercover Economist"

Episode 54Tim Harford, "The Undercover Economist"

The Data Detective

Guest Tim Harford, "The Undercover Economist", Financial Times columnist and the author of “How To Make The World Add Up” / “The Data Detective”

Data and statistics are regularly trotted out by people trying to persuade reluctant audiences.

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Ally Carter

Episode 53Ally Carter

I Spy an Author

Guest Ally Carter, NYT Bestselling Author of the spy series "Gallagher Girls," "Winterborne Home," and more!

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a spy? Most people think of spies as people covered in all black lurking around in the shadows helping justice prevail.

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Jack W.

Bonus EpisodeJack W.

Books Galore

Guest Jack W., Host of the podcast Chattin' About Chapters

Jack W. talks about hosting Chattin' About Chapters and bringing a kid's perspective to discussing books.

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Anney Reese

Episode 52Anney Reese

The Other Side of the Mic

Guest Anney Reese, Co-host of the "Savor" and "Stuff Mom Never Told You" podcast

Anney Reese was a producer and editor at HowStuffWorks.com. She worked in the shadows making decisions for podcasts.

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Austin Kleon

Episode 51Austin Kleon

Steal Like an Artist

Guest Austin Kleon, NYT Bestselling Author of the “Steal Like an Artist” Trilogy

We were all taught in school not to steal other people's ideas.

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Dr. Erin Welsh and Dr. Erin Allmann Updyke

Episode 50Dr. Erin Welsh and Dr. Erin Allmann Updyke

This Episode Will Kill You

Guest Dr. Erin Welsh and Dr. Erin Allmann Updyke, Disease Ecologists, Epidemiologists, and the Hosts of “This Podcast Will Kill You”

Have you ever wondered about that one zombie movie and if it is actually possible to have an entire race taken over by a certain disease?

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Holly Frey

Episode 49Holly Frey

Revisiting History Class

Guest Holly Frey, Co-host on the "Stuff You Missed in History Class" Podcast

Some people out there may think that history is boring. It's just a bunch of names and dates that you have to memorize to pass that exam you have at the end of the week.

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Rob Lake

Episode 48Rob Lake

Wizard of Illusions

Guest Rob Lake, Magician and Illusionist, Quarterfinalist on America's Got Talent, and a receiver of the Merlin Award

Throughout time, humans have been awed by magic and myths. There are whole book series and movies creatively showing fantasy magic.

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Dr. Cal Newport

Episode 47Dr. Cal Newport

How to Get Into College

Guest Dr. Cal Newport, NYT Bestselling Author of "Deep Work" and "How to be a Highschool Super Star"

Many of us worry about getting into our dream colleges. We think about what classes will impress the administrators most and slave over completing them.

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Dr. Jennifer Aaker and Naomi Bagdonas

Episode 46Dr. Jennifer Aaker and Naomi Bagdonas

The Serious Business of Humor

Guest Dr. Jennifer Aaker and Naomi Bagdonas, Bestselling Authors of "Humor, Seriously"

As we get older, we get "oldwashed. " In other words, we lose our sense of humor.

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Prof. Katy Milkman

Episode 45Prof. Katy Milkman

The Easy Way to Change Your Habits

Guest Prof. Katy Milkman, Behavioral scientist and Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and author of "How to Change"

We all have tasks that we know we need to accomplish but hate doing.

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Giancarlo Esposito

Episode 44Giancarlo Esposito

Breaking Bad (Part 2)

Guest Giancarlo Esposito, Mandalorian and Breaking Bad actor, 4x Emmy Nominee, and Broadway Performer

Listen to Giancarlo Esposito's advice for teenagers and his list of books that impacted him most in part two of this two-part series.

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Giancarlo Esposito

Episode 43Giancarlo Esposito

Breaking Bad (Part 1)

Guest Giancarlo Esposito, Mandalorian and Breaking Bad actor, 4x Emmy Nominee, and Broadway Performer

"You've seen him chill you on 'Breaking Bad,' 'The Mandalorian,' and 'The Boys' (to name a few), featured in 'The Cotton Club,' 'Desperately Seeking Susan,' 'The Usual Suspects,' 'The Maze Runner Series,' 'The Jungle Book,' and 'Okja,' and now, please put your hands together for Mr. Giancarlo Esposito!"In this two-part series, Giancarlo Esposito, 4x Emmy Nominee and Broadway actor, discusses the culture behind the camera and the steps young creatives need to make to find their dream.

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Dr. Joseph Loconte

Episode 42Dr. Joseph Loconte

Two Unlikely Friends and the Books They Wrote and Read (CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien)

Guest Dr. Joseph Loconte, author of the NYT bestseller, "A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War"

Brush the dust off that book on your top shelf. The one you keep there to look extra smart.

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Dr. Joseph Loconte

Bonus EpisodeDr. Joseph Loconte

"A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War" Documentary Promo

Guest Dr. Joseph Loconte, Author of "A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War"

Prof. Joseph Loconte, Ph.D., explains why we should support his documentary, "A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War."

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Sarah Rose

Episode 41Sarah Rose

The Black Widows and Peggy Carters of WWII

Guest Sarah Rose, Author of "D-Day Girls" and Journalist

Black Widow and Peggy Carter are two spy/assassins in the Marvel universe.

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Roman Mars

Episode 40Roman Mars

The World We Overlook

Guest Roman Mars, Host of the "99% Invisible" Podcast and Co-founder of Radiotopia

We use a lot of stuff we don't understand. If you don't believe me, how many people do you know you can repair their car engine or fix their bike without help?

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Daniel Fernandez-Davila

Episode 39Daniel Fernandez-Davila

Uncovering Indiana Jones

Guest Daniel Fernandez-Davila, Archaeologist and Anthropologist

Unlike the whip-wielding, tough-talking, cinema hero, Indiana Jones, modern archaeologists don't steal from ancient tombs or punch bad guys.

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Dr. Mark "Dr. Bugs" Moffett

Episode 38Dr. Mark "Dr. Bugs" Moffett

The Real "Ant-Man"

Guest Dr. Mark "Dr. Bugs" Moffett, Tropical Biologist, Author, Explorer, and Photographer

When we are little, we notice the birds, the bushes, and the bugs.

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Prof. John M. Barry

Episode 37Prof. John M. Barry

Covid-19 V.S. the Great Influenza

Guest Prof. John M. Barry, Prize-winning and New York Times best-selling Author of "The Great Influenza" and Others

While the events of now may seem unique and brand new, for the most part, history always repeats itself.

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Dr. Matt Candeias

Episode 36Dr. Matt Candeias

Green Aliens from Earth

Guest Dr. Matt Candeias, Host of the "In Defense of Plants" Podcast and Author of "In Defense of Plants: An Exploration into the Wonder of Plants"

Often, we glance over things we are used to seeing. We miss the complexity of our phones, our pets, and our sky.

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Ella Casano

Bonus EpisodeElla Casano

A Helping Hand

Guest Ella Casano, Founder of Non-profit Medi Teddy

Ella Casano talks about creating Medi Teddy after realizing how frightening I.V. bags can be for children.

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Stuart Gibbs

Episode 35Stuart Gibbs

How to Write a Good Story

Guest Stuart Gibbs, Bestselling Author of the Children's Series "Spy School," "Moon Base Alpha," "FunJungle," and more

We often wonder what it's like being a fiction author. How do they come up with their original ideas?

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Prof. Walter Isaacson

Episode 34Prof. Walter Isaacson

How to be an Innovator

Guest Prof. Walter Isaacson, to name a few

Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, Leonardo De Vinci, Benjamin Franklin, and Bill Gates all have something in common.

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Olaf De Fleur

Episode 33Olaf De Fleur

The Art of Filmmaking (Part 2)

Guest Olaf De Fleur, Indie Filmmaker and Instructor

We've talked about the theory behind filmmaking in the first part of this series.

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Olaf De Fleur

Episode 32Olaf De Fleur

The Art of Filmmaking (Part 1)

Guest Olaf De Fleur, Indie Filmmaker and Instructor

Often, we don't pay enough attention to our surroundings. Take a minute.

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Guy Kawasaki

Episode 31Guy Kawasaki

No Plan Involved

Guest Guy Kawasaki, Marketing Guru, Author, and Host of "Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People Podcast"

Successful and interesting people's careers may seem simple and practical when they are reverse engineered and deconstructed from hindsight.

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Charles "Chuck" Bryant

Episode 30Charles "Chuck" Bryant

Stuff You Should Know About Podcasting

Guest Charles "Chuck" Bryant, Co-host of the “Stuff You Should Know” Podcast

Any podcaster who is trying to grow his burgeoning show, dreams of his production hitting the top charts in Apple Podcasts and other lead platforms.

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Josh Sakhai

Episode 29Josh Sakhai

Cool, New Tattoos

Guest Josh Sakhai, Co-founder of Ephemeral Tattoos and Thiel Fellow

Josh Sakhai, a co-founder of Ephemeral Tattoos and Thiel fellow, grew up asking why.

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Eric Nuzum

Episode 28Eric Nuzum

The Magic of Earbuds

Guest Eric Nuzum, Author of "Make Noise," Podcasting Guru, and Co-founder of Magnificent Noise

Eric Nuzum is a successful podcast creator, author of "Make Noise," and co-founder of Magnificent Noise.

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Rohit and Sidharth Srinivasan

Episode 27Rohit and Sidharth Srinivasan

Fixing STEM Ed from a Teenage Perspective

Guest Rohit and Sidharth Srinivasan, Founders of Trashbots

STEM education is a great thing. It allows students to developed problem-solving skills and experiment with their own inventions.

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Dr. Ken Kamler

Episode 26Dr. Ken Kamler

Climbing Your Own Everest

Guest Dr. Ken Kamler, Explorer, Surgeon, and Fellow in the Explorers Club

Ever since Dr. Ken Kamler, an orthopedic microsurgeon and Fellow in the Explorers Club, found a random book with a weird name on his dad’s bookshelf that just so happened to inspire him, his life has been the definition of adventure.

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Tim Kendall

Episode 25Tim Kendall

Why and How to Stay Off Social Media From a Man Who Helped Build It

Guest Tim Kendall, Former President of Pinterest, Former Director of Monetization @ Facebook, and Current CEO of Moment

Many people wonder how bad social media really is for us. Dr. Adam Alter, a previous guest of ours (Ep.

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Noelle Salazar

Episode 24Noelle Salazar

The Forgotten Heroes

Guest Noelle Salazar, Author of "The Flight Girls"

W.A.S.P, a U.S. military program designed for women to participate in the war effort where they perform different tasks one of which included training future male pilots, is one of the many amazing projects that women participated in during WWII that has been covered up.

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David Epstein

Episode 23David Epstein

Why You Should Try Lots of Things

Guest David Epstein, NYT Bestselling Author of "The Sports Gene" and "Range"

“Try lots of things" has been the leading advice on this podcast.

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Jeremy N. Smith

Episode 22Jeremy N. Smith

Just Look Up

Guest Jeremy N. Smith, Investigative Journalist, Podcast Host, and Author of "Breaking And Entering"

There is more going on than you realize. The man with the ladder and the woman with the clipboard aren't who you think they are.

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Dr. Angela Duckworth

Episode 21Dr. Angela Duckworth

The Science of Grit

Guest Dr. Angela Duckworth, NYT Bestselling Author of "Grit" and Professor of Psychology at Pennsylvania University

"You are no genius" was a line often quoted to young Dr. Angela Duckworth, NYT's bestselling author of "Grit" and professor of psychology at Pennsylvania University.

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Sarah Catherine Gutierrez

Episode 20Sarah Catherine Gutierrez

How to Keep More Than a Penny in Your Pocket

Guest Sarah Catherine Gutierrez, Financial Planning Expert, Author, and Entrepreneur

Need more money? Sarah Catherine Gutierrez knows where to find it.

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Nathan Fa'avae

Episode 19Nathan Fa'avae

Trust the Journey

Guest Nathan Fa'avae, 6x World Adventure Race Champion and Winner of the World's Toughest Race TV Competition

Adventure races are not for the faint of heart. They are grueling, timed expeditions that involve a multitude of skills and activities from navigating, rowing, hiking, and climbing.

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Dr. Adam Alter

Episode 18Dr. Adam Alter

Behind The Screens

Guest Dr. Adam Alter, Bestselling Author of "Irresistible" and "Drunk Tank Pink" and Professor of Marketing at New York University’s Stern School of Business

We all know that technology is addictive. What you might not know is that it is designed to make addicts out of us all.

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Dr. Shane O'Mara

Episode 17Dr. Shane O'Mara

The Power Of Walking

Guest Dr. Shane O'Mara, Author of "In Praise of Walking" and Professor of Experimental Brain Research at Trinity College Dublin

We are all superheroes. Our power is walking. Why is walking so good for us?

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Amy Hopper

Episode 16Amy Hopper

You Gotta Have Grit

Guest Amy Hopper, Director of Winrock International I-Fund

Amy Hopper is the program officer of the Winrock International's I-Fund in Arkansas.

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Anna Beth Gorman

Episode 15Anna Beth Gorman

What Would Your Biography Say?

Guest Anna Beth Gorman, Director of the Women's Foundation of Arkansas

Even while young, Mrs. Anna Beth Gorman talked of empowering women.

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Paul Jarvis

Episode 14Paul Jarvis

Making Time For Life

Guest Paul Jarvis, Author of Company of One and Entrepreneur

Leave room for life! Mr. Paul Jarvis's message is clear. How can one run a business like that?

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Tyler Kluver

Episode 13Tyler Kluver

Relentless

Guest Tyler Kluver, Former Hawkeye Long Snapper and Host of the Washed Up Walkons Podcast

Mr. Tyler Kluver is a former, Hawkeye long snapper and the host of the Washed Up Walkons podcast.

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Max Mirho

Episode 12Max Mirho

You Don't Have to Be a Genius

Guest Max Mirho, Host of EntrepreNerd and Co-founder of Moss Generation

Max Mirho has spent his life developing companies and teaching others to do the same!

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Zaid Sabih

Episode 11Zaid Sabih

Hacking The Hackers

Guest Zaid Sabih, Ethical Hacker and CEO of zSecurity

While we worry about losing our social media accounts to hackers, Mr. Zaid Sabih is worried about increasing the security of companies.

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Dr. Fitz Hill

Episode 10Dr. Fitz Hill

Coaching Life And Sports

Guest Dr. Fitz Hill, Former Head Football Coach at San Jose State University and Former President of Arkansas Baptist University

Dr. Fitz Hill has spent his life coaching young people through life and sports.

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Steve Rice

Episode 9Steve Rice

Follow Your Curiosity

Guest Steve Rice, Host of the Landing Pad Podcast

Mr. Steve Rice is dedicated to making an impact on Arkansas!

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Mr. Gary Rivlin

Episode 8Mr. Gary Rivlin

The Sherlock Holmes of Journalism

Guest Mr. Gary Rivlin, Author, Investigative Journalist, and Pulitzer Prize Winner

Investigative journalism is defiantly the detective side of the news. Pulitzer Prize winner, Mr. Gary Rivlin, agreed to explain the inner workings of it to us while also giving an insight into what it takes to become a successful author!

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Zach Johnson

Episode 7Zach Johnson

Perspective, Perseverance, and Performance

Guest Zach Johnson, PGA Golfer

Zach Johnson has persevered through his career to reach top performance on the PGA golf tour.

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Dr. John McManus

Episode 6Dr. John McManus

Through Their Eyes

Guest Dr. John McManus, Distinguished Military Professor at Missouri University of Science and Technology

Dr. John McManus, a very distinguished military professor at Missouri University of Science and Technology, strives to make history interesting and accurate. We are so happy to say that we were able to spend time talking to him!

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Beckie Manley

Episode 5Beckie Manley

Breaking The Business Man Mold

Guest Beckie Manley, CEO and Founder of Fierce Strategy + Creativity

Aiming For The Moon interviewed Beckie Manley, the founder and CEO of Fierce Strategy + Creativity.

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Eric Gilmore

Episode 4Eric Gilmore

Investing In The Future

Guest Eric Gilmore, Founder and Director of Immerse Arkansas

After serving as a foster parent and seeing firsthand the hardships of aging out of foster care, Mr. Eric Gilmore took the initiative and started Immerse Arkansas, a non-profit that helps teens who are aging out of foster care.

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Dr. Chris Jones

Episode 3Dr. Chris Jones

"Wave At Me From Space:"

Guest Dr. Chris Jones, Former MIT Assistant Dean and Current AR Regional Innovation Hub Director

With five degrees, three from MIT, Dr. Chris Jones is a genius.

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Dr. Nate Smith

Episode 2Dr. Nate Smith

Coronavirus Frontlines, Papa John's Pizza, and Trumpets

Guest Dr. Nate Smith, Secretary of Health for the Arkansas Department of Health

Who are the people behind the podium of the Arkansas Department of Health during the pandemic? Well, one of them is Dr. Nate Smith!

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Porter Briggs

Episode 1Porter Briggs

Wall Street, Military, Companies, and Lincoln

Guest Porter Briggs, Entrepreneur

From the dance floor to the battlefield, Mr. Porter Briggs' life is truly spectacular! Join Aiming for the Moon in their first episode of interviewing interesting people from a teenage perspective.

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