Amid polarization, AI disruption, and eroding trust in institutions, retired four-star general, Stanley McChrystal, argues that what leaders need now more than ever, is character.

Lyft’s David Risher unpacks his high-speed strategy and explains why the ridesharing app’s comeback story is just getting started.

Three years after the U.S. Supreme Court removed the federal right to abortion, Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson talks about why she’s now turned to the same Court to protect her organization from an attack by South Carolina’s governor.

Recent market swings are causing whiplash for everyday investors. Sarah Levy sheds light on a market in flux.

Frances Frei busts popular myths around in-person work and reveals the surprising intentions of many pro-RTO business leaders.

Brian Chesky explains why now is the right time for Airbnb’s ‘great reinvention,’ how it connects to the evolution of AI, and more.

Reid Hoffman returns to Rapid Response to explore today’s AI landscape, and the secrets behind a concept he calls AI “Superagency.”

Neha Ruch explores how career pauses can drive personal growth, expand networks, and unlock better long-term career outcomes.

Barby Siegel explores how leaders should assess what issues are right for their business to speak out on, and how the new administration impacts the already evolving state of DEI, a polarized workforce, and more.

In this episode, we’ve curated a handful of our favorite stories about how mentors make a difference.

Tom Hale shares how he’s led Ōura in a chapter of impressive growth since becoming CEO in 2022.

Dan Heath shares hidden “leverage points” and other practical strategies to help us escape subpar routines and focus on what truly matters.