Exploring Jewish Principles and Moral Living

This chapter examines the essence of Judaism and the significance of living a meaningful life focused on moral actions rather than an afterlife. It also discusses the positive role of religion in promoting good behavior, social services, and civic engagement, alongside personal anecdotes of community service.

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On this episode of Invested, Michael hosts Bradley Tusk, a venture capitalist, political strategist, philanthropist, and the author of “Vote With Your Phone: Why Mobile Voting Is Our Final Shot At Saving Democracy.”

Bradley’s family foundation is funding and leading the national campaign to bring mobile voting to all U.S. elections. Tusk Philanthropies also runs and funds anti-hunger campaigns that have led to the creation of anti-hunger policies and programs (including universal school breakfast programs) in 22 different states, helping to feed over 12.5 million people.

Before Vote With Your Phone, Bradley authored “The Fixer: My Adventures Saving Startups

From Death by Politics” and “Obvious in Hindsight.” He hosts a podcast called Firewall about the intersection of tech and politics and recently opened an independent bookstore, P&T Knitwear, on Manhattan's Lower East Side.

Bradley is currently the Managing Partner and Co-founder of Tusk Ventures, the world’s first

venture capital fund that invests solely in early stage startups in highly regulated industries, and

the founder of political consulting firm Tusk Strategies. He is also an adjunct professor at

Columbia Business School.

Previously, Bradley served as campaign manager for Mike Bloomberg’s 2009 mayoral race, as Deputy Governor of Illinois, overseeing the state’s budget, operations, legislation, policy and communications, as communications director for US Senator Chuck Schumer, and as Uber’s first political advisor.

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