Maurice Schweitzer, a behavioral science expert, and Matthew Polly, acclaimed author of "Bruce Lee: A Life," dive into the quirks of memory. They explore how our recollections are shaped by the most intense moments, the peak-end effect. Polly shares insights into Bruce Lee's complex legacy, shedding light on the myths surrounding him. Schweitzer discusses how organizations can use memory distortion to enhance employee experiences and retention. Together, they unravel the power of memory in shaping our perceptions and experiences.

Author Matthew Polly discusses Bruce Lee's upbringing, his impact on bringing martial arts into the mainstream in America, and his journey from Hong Kong to Hollywood. They delve into Lee's charismatic personality, relentless fitness routine, and the cultural challenges he faced as an Asian actor in America.