Justine Greening, former UK Secretary of State for Education, shares insights on government decision-making and social mobility. Gary Stevenson, a former trader, highlights the impact of economic choices on social equity. Philosopher Constantine Sandis dives into the reasoning behind our decisions, while Professor Bill Sherman explores tarot’s historical role as a decision-making tool. Together, they reveal the intricate ties between choices, personal stories, and systemic inequalities, prompting a deeper reflection on how decisions shape our lives.

Justine Greening, former Education Secretary for the UK Conservative Party, discusses her journey from a steel worker's daughter to a prominent political figure. She highlights the influence of union strikes on her political views and talks about her transition from finance to politics. The podcast also covers the impact of budget cuts, leveling up, Brexit, and her commitment to social mobility.

Brexit minister James Cleverly discusses Tory leadership race, while Justine Greening shares why she didn't run. Topics include Brexit chaos, leadership contests, Irish border implications, and complexities of post-Brexit solutions.