What the History of Economic Growth Says About the Future of Work with Daniel Susskind
Daniel Susskind, a senior research associate at the Institute for Ethics in AI at Oxford University, and Greg discuss the history and circumstances that led to the creation of GDP and its modern limitations, the moral and environmental challenges associated with a relentless pursuit of growth, and the need for societies to rethink the meaning and value of work in an increasingly automated world.
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What the Past Can Tell Us About Our Climate Future with Brian Fagan
Tune in as Brian Fagan of UC Santa Barbara and Greg discuss how humans have historically adapted to climate change, the role climate has played in the rise and fall of civilizations, and the importance of understanding our past to prepare for future climate challenges.
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Brad Wilcox - Audiogram.mp4
On the latest podcast episode, Brad Wilcox of the University of Virginia, elaborates on what he calls the 'soulmate myth' and how this quest for a perfect partnership can delay or complicate marriage decisions. Brad also dives into the evolving gender roles within marriage and their implications for marital stability and happiness.
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David Barash - Audiogram.mp4
Tune in as evolutionary biologist and professor David Barash sits down with Greg to discuss his work exploring many different corners of human nature and why it should be incorporated into the field of social sciences.
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Balancing Life and Efficiency: An Optimization Deep Dive feat. Coco Krumme
In this episode, guest Coco Krumme explores the optimization mindset, its attractions, and pitfalls. She and Greg evaluate the ethical trade-offs, especially in crucial sectors like healthcare, where lives hang in the balance.
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Anna Maria Grzymala-Busse- Audiogram.mp4
Tune in as Anna Maria Grzymala-Busse and Greg discuss how religious authorities wielded power over emperors and kings, the role religion played in creating taxes, and how religion continues to influence politics in the modern world.
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How Darwinian Economics Could Explain Everything
In this episode, Geoffrey Hodgson from Loughborough University joins Greg to explore the evolution of legal and financial institutions, the limitations of traditional economic theories, and the potential of Darwinism to provide a general theory for social sciences.
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The Science Behind Animal Hijinks Understanding Play as Nature's Classroom
Catch Greg and professor David Toomey as they explore the surprising influence of play throughout life. They'll challenge the traditional separation of creativity and reason, and delve into the profound impact of play on our sense of self and the world around us.
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The Secrets of Constitution-Writing with Linda Colley
In this episode, Linda Colley of Princeton University and Greg discuss how constitutions often borrowed from and even plagiarized earlier constitutions, how the purpose of these documents has evolved over time, and how Britain, despite lacking a formal constitution, still influenced so many other constitutions.
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Jay Bhattacharya - Audiogram
In the latest episode of the podcast, Greg sits down with Jay Bhattacharya of Stanford University Medical School. They delve into the difficult decisions at the intersection of health economics and public health. Together, they explore the often-ignored consequences of lockdowns, particularly their profound impact on global poverty and social well-being. Could the cure have been worse than the disease?
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Amy Finkelstein - Audiogram.mp4
How complex are the dynamics of employer-based insurance? Is the time ripe for a radical transformation towards universal basic healthcare, a move that could potentially curb spiraling expenses and offer stable access to care? Catch this conversation with Greg and guest Amy Finkelstein as they discuss this and the overhauling of health inequality in the podcast's latest episode.
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Martin Nowak- Audiogram.mp4
Don't miss today's guest, Martin Nowak! A Harvard University professor of mathematics and biology, Nowak applies the intersection of these fields to revolutionize our understanding of evolutionary theory. Tune in to his conversation with Greg on the latest podcast episode.
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Robin Hanson - Audiogram.mp4
Author and professor Robin Hanson sits down with Greg in this episode to discuss his works and rethinking the social underpinnings of our daily decisions.
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Geoffrey West - Audiogram.mp4
How do cities outlast empires and survive unimaginable destruction? Catch this conversation between Greg and Geoffrey West of the Santa Fe Institute, where they discuss this and the intricate tapestry of complexity science, where the lives of cities and the corporate world intertwine with the principles of biology.
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Rebecca Homkes - Audiogram.mp4
Tune in to this episode where author and professor Rebecca Homkes of London Business School discusses with Greg why agility must align with strategy to avoid chaos.
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Robert Cooter - Audiogram
To what extent can economics be utilized in the realm of law? Join Robert Cooter and Michael Gilbert as they explore the intersection of economics and law in our latest podcast episode. Together with host Greg, they discuss how economic principles influence public law, including government powers and electoral systems, as discussed in their new book, 'PUBLIC LAW AND ECONOMICS.'
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Ian Goldin - Audiogram
In our ever-more-interconnected world, how can we balance the rewards of a connected planet against the perils that come with it? Author and professor Ian Goldin joins Greg in this episode to discuss globalization from the Renaissance to the Age of the City.
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Ilya Strebulaev - Audiogram
In this episode, Stanford Graduate School of Business professor and author Ilya Strebulaev talks to Greg to reveal how traditional corporate strategies are being outpaced by those who dare to think like venture capitalists. Ilya describes how top venture capitalists operate and why embracing their methodologies is critical in a world where change is the only constant.
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Des Fitzgerald - Audiogram.mp4
Join Professor Des Fitzgerald from University College Cork, Ireland, and Greg as they delve into how architecture influences our sense of place and impacts our brains, exploring the role of culture in shaping our environmental perceptions.
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Robin Reames - Audiogram
How can ancient wisdom illuminate today's polarized political discourse? Author and professor Robin Reames answers this question and discusses it with host Greg in this episode about harnessing rhetoric's power for contemporary conversations.
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