333 Sam Horn: Ask A Librarian
Attention is the real currency of all advertising. It’s how many seconds they can keep your eyes glued on whatever billboard or TV ad is in front of you at…
332 Jaime Leverton: Cryptography in Action
For almost as long as humans have been using coins and dollars to trade and grow, we’ve also been using them as weapons. It’s almost a magical thing, one…
331 David Burkus: Trust, Risk and Respect
We form teams every day. Boarding a plane, figuring out the best place for overhead bags. On the highway, we form impromptu caravans to squeeze through…
330 Shade Zahrai: Your Opinion Of Yourself
Were we born with our instincts, or were they imprinted on us as at an early age? How do turtles know to lay their eggs in the exact spot they themselves…
329 Listener Roundtable: The Building Block Of That Growth Is You
We start every episode of this show with those words — the building block of that growth is you. Today, we want to bring our focus back to that…
328 Ed Catmull: Zen And The Art Of Making Movies
A rat learns to cook. A trash compactor learns to love. Two office workers — who are the monsters under your bed, mind you — discover a new source of…
327 Sudha Ranganathan: A True Practitioner
If this show was about medicine, we do a lot of classroom learning. But today we’re going to hear from the equivalent of a front-line Army medic, hitting…
326 Zeynep Ton: Figure It Out
When sales are down and overhead costs are skyrocketing, what’s the instinct? Cut costs, maybe? Fire some folks? Trim down, get leaner? Zeynep Ton says…
325 HRH Ambassador Reema Bandar: Architects Should Be Forgotten
Representation is the basis of our political system. We can’t get everyone’s vote on every issue – folks are busy, and that would take way too much time…
324 Kelly Richmond Pope: Predator, Prey and Whistleblowers
What does it mean to be the only one in the room who knows something is wrong? You’re the only one in your company who sees the number they missed. What do…