Episodes (Page 61)
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Ken Kurson discusses Trump's presidency and the social media landscape.
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Chris Smith, author of the New York Times bestseller 'The Daily Show: An Oral History,' interviewed 144 people including Jon Stewart, Steve Carell, and Stephen Colbert
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Steven Johnson argues that 'play' rather than ambition is the primary driver of modern innovation and societal progress
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Jairek Robbins, life coach and son of Tony Robbins, teaches a values-matching card game to identify personal strengths and weaknesses
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Mike Massimino shares his journey overcoming multiple failures as an astronaut.
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Susan David addresses the lie that comfort and security should be life's priority, warning it causes financial loss and identity crisis in later years
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Kamal Ravikant recounts his journey of loss (father's death, job loss, relationship ending) that led him to write the novel 'Rebirth' about pilgrimage and wandering
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Ben Mezrich details receiving 190 rejection slips before success.
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Scott Adams explains mass hypnosis and persuasion techniques.
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Gretchen Rubin, author of '#1 New York Times bestseller 'The Happiness Project,' left her Supreme Court law career because she didn't love law despite being surrounded by passionate lawyers
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Dan Ariely, burned as a child and hospitalized for years with nerve damage, studies irrational behavior and how expectations diverge from actual decisions
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Steven Pressfield discusses developing writing skills through practice.
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Steven Pressfield explains the transition from amateur to professional writer.
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Tim Ferriss discusses identifying areas where you are irreplaceable.
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Tim Ferriss shares insights on becoming a 'Titan' and overcoming weaknesses.
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Joshua Foer introduces 'The Explorer's Code' for daily discovery.
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Seth Godin discusses his unique approach to book publishing.
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Brian Koppelman's "Rounders" sparked an obsession with poker, leading to addiction.
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Stephen Dubner's new podcast "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" hit #1.
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A man died eight times, revived by machines after collapsing during a speech.