Seth Godin, bestselling author, discusses cultural shifts and business failures, reflects on a unique musical relationship, addresses content overload and the perception of cheapness, and explores the impact of sorting on creators and their work.

Seth Godin, bestselling author of 20 books, discusses the changing publishing industry. Topics include the value of publishing multiple books, the journey of publishing a book, the importance of appealing to editors, the evolving publishing industry, using pronouns for inclusion, and the cultural shift in computer programming.

This podcast explores the concept of voting and its flaws, discussing alternative approaches like the Likert model and secure technology. It also examines challenges in decision-making, ballot design, and the differences between public and business voting. Additionally, it emphasizes the value of attention and audience service over popularity and reflects on the season while encouraging feedback and highlighting the importance of solving existing problems for startups.

This podcast explores the power of categorization and taxonomy in areas such as book rankings, dog breeds, and the classification of sports. It delves into the concept of rankings and their influence on our choices. The podcast also discusses the perception of art and beauty, the importance of experiencing it in its original form, and the impact of media on beauty standards. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of doing the work consistently to improve and overcome resistance.

This podcast explores the misconception of ancient sculptures being white, delves into the historical significance of white sculptures and raises questions about restoration. It challenges perceptions of culture and tradition and discusses the evolution of ideas and beliefs. It also highlights the power of the subconscious and the role of behavior in shaping beliefs.

Exploring the difference between salmon and human learning, learning behaviors from crows, blue tits, and humans, the power of cultural norms, dealing with economic fear, embracing risk in entrepreneurship

This episode explores the age-old question of whether the chicken or the egg came first, discusses artificial selection and the formation of separate species, examines the shaping of culture through shared ideas, highlights the difference between perceived risk and actual risk, and explores the concept of the smallest viable audience versus the long tail.

This podcast discusses the power of embracing vulnerability, inventing new solutions, envisioning the future, overcoming barriers, and creating value for the less wealthy.

Seth Godin, bestselling author and entrepreneur, discusses the challenges of manufacturing recording devices for the new SACD format. They also explore the concept of shortcuts and the importance of peer support and accountability in personal growth.

Exploring dignity and its importance in our culture, including stories of power and privilege. Discussing how dignity is stripped away and the value of granting dignity to others. Expressing gratitude to listeners and addressing the cost of private schools. The future of college education and the shift towards alternative options. Introducing Lynchpin Jobs and the ALT MBA project, along with an upcoming marketing seminar.