Jim Collins reveals how icons like Grace Hopper and John Glenn illustrate lessons on how to navigate the cliffs and fog of life.

Rana brings her kids — an AI enthusiast and an AI skeptic — on the show to explain their different perspectives.

Rana and Natalie dive into what’s really at stake when we rely on AI for our thinking, what qualities make you indispensable at work, and what parts of ourselves we should not outsource to AI.

Tom Hale discusses how wearables give your body a voice, why Ōura is leaning into women’s health, and how a trifecta of sensors, data, and AI can move healthcare from reactive to preventive.

Aza Raskin, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, joins Rapid Response to expose the incentive structures quietly pushing Silicon Valley toward dangerous territory, and to make the case that it’s not too late to change course.

Carrie Joy Grimes reveals the strategies that can improve not just how much money we have, but our relationship with it.

Two leading voices in AI safety explore the future of guardrails, regulation, and what human flourishing could look like if we get this right.

Tech journalist Joanna Stern shares her journey of embedding AI into every corner of her life for one year.

Just after announcing his departure as CEO of Calm, David Ko discusses the growing mental health pressures of the workplace.

Arthur Brooks reveals the insights at the heart of his new book: The Meaning of Your Life: Finding Purpose in an Age of Emptiness.

What happens when a breakout drug becomes a full-blown market force? Zach Reitano discusses what this wave of disruption from GLP-1s could mean for the future of healthcare.

Andromeda’s Grace Brown is on a mission to solve the loneliness epidemic with Abi, a social robot designed for the aging population.