Win-Win with Liv Boeree

In this special Win-Win Podcast episode, Liv chats to Uma Valeti, founder and CEO of Upside Foods, about the meat industry and why cultivated meat may offer a solution to the growing environmental, health and ethical issues posed by current meat production methods.

Jamie Wheal, writer and thinker, discusses topics such as flow states, the meaning crisis, win-win games, AI concerns, protecting oneself from cynicism, and fostering community. They also explore influential books and the concept of a cosmological game.

In this episode I speak with award-winning game designer Frank Lantz about the beauty of games and what we can learn from them. It goes without saying that games are an integral part of life and our personal development, but what is it that draws us to playing? And what role does playing games serve in society at large?

World-renowned sports bettor Haralabos Voulgaris shares his analytical approach to gambling, his work with the Dallas Mavericks, and his ambitious endeavor of buying a Spanish football team. Topics include finding edges in betting, building data-driven models, ethics in gambling, addiction to pressure, passion in sports, AI in sports, and advice for younger self.

Simon Sinek, legendary thinker and speaker, discusses the nature of competition in business, the infinite mindset, short-term goals, enemies, Moloch Traps, being a better speaker, the need for optimism, and more.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt discusses the impact of AI on the film industry, including compensation for creators and the future of digital actors. He also shares his thoughts on competition, collaboration, and the challenges of compensating contributors in the film industry.

What is it like to be an atheist who suddenly meets God? What is wrong with the current US’s legal system? How can poker make us think more clearly about existential risk? These are just a couple of the many topics I cover with former lawyer-turned-pokerpro-turned-biotech CEO Cate Hall.

In this fifth episode of the Win-Win Podcast, I sit down with my good friend Isabelle Boemeke to discuss how competition manifests in the worlds of modelling and activism.

A philosophical and technical dive with Ttchnologist and systems thinker Jordan Hall into the anthropological drivers of competition, complexity, power structures, and the role of AI in shaping a post-competitive, ”Game B” future.

Carl Robichaud, one of the world’s leading experts on nuclear security, discusses the current risk landscape of nuclear weapons, including the Russia-Ukraine conflict and China-Taiwan tensions. He also explores historical moments of potential nuclear war such as the Cuban Missile Crisis. Other topics include the development and power of nuclear weapons, citizen investigations into nuclear weapons, the concept of Molok and the nuclear dilemma, the potential use of blockchain technology in nuclear arms control, and challenges in global problem solving.