Natalie Cargill, founder of Longview Philanthropy, discusses using math to solve global issues like extreme poverty and pandemics. They explore revolutionary philanthropic strategies, direct cash transfers, and proactive investments in technology for a better world.

Social psychologist Elizabeth Dunn discusses the relationship between money, generosity, and happiness in a fascinating study where $10,000 was given to random recipients. The results reveal the impact of active generosity on well-being and the joy of giving. The conversation delves into the significance of strategic philanthropy and cultural differences in charitable giving.

John M. Sweeney discusses the power of generosity with the Suspended Coffees movement, inspired by an Italian tradition. He shares how small acts of kindness can lead to global change and how gifting economies can create a ripple effect of positivity.

Chobani founder, Hamdi Ulukaya, discusses prioritizing people over profit, his anti-CEO approach, and combating global inequality. He shares insights on building a successful business with inclusivity, empowerment of employees, and a human-centric approach to growth.

Moral philosopher Will MacAskill and Chris discuss how to maximize impact in altruism by using evidence and focusing efforts on pressing global issues efficiently. They explore the complexities of prioritizing some issues over others and the philosophical questions behind effective altruism.

Artist Lily Yeh discusses her artistic evolution, the healing power of art, and how art can positively impact individuals and communities long after completion. From challenging childhood experiences to creating transformative art projects worldwide, she explores the importance of generosity and creativity in healing and community building.

Daryl Davis, a Black musician, delves into fighting hatred by engaging with white nationalists. He shares experiences from attending KKK rallies, joining all-white bands, and choosing curiosity over fear. Despite divisions, he believes humanity is in a bright spot.

Paul Bloom, a psychology professor, challenges the idea that empathy is crucial for a better world. He discusses how empathy can lead to inequality, the evolution of human psyche, and the concept of 'rational compassion.' The podcast explores the relationship between empathy, generosity, and morality, highlighting the importance of reason over pure emotion.

Catherine Barrett, founder of The Kindness Pandemic, discusses combatting online negativity by promoting acts of kindness. The viral growth of the Facebook group and the importance of spreading generosity authentically in our digital world are highlighted.

Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, discusses his philanthropy philosophy and challenges. They delve into The Giving Pledge, efficient problem-solving, and inspiring collective excitement for giving back. Topics include global health impact, vaccines, unintended consequences, and the joy of impactful giving.