Crazy Good Turns

A year after the fall of Afghanistan, thousands of U.S. allies are still trying to escape the Taliban and certain death. Meet the Americans fighting to save them.

Donor Advised Funds are savings tools that had been reserved for the ultra-wealthy until now. Nash, a former LinkedIn exec, brings them to the masses.

Todd's nonprofit 80,000 Hours helps new grads and experienced pros alike have greater impact by helping solve the world's most urgent but neglected problems.

David Perell and Write of Passage graduates explain techniques for blocking out noise and nonsense and using the internet to improve lives.

Poet, author, and philosopher David Whyte discusses the beauty in everyday experiences, conversational leadership, and the importance of asking beautiful questions. He explores the complexities of giving, the power of presence and silence for authentic connection, and the significance of deep conversations and meaningful interactions.

Must we face death to appreciate life? Survivor Kristi Nelson says there's a better way. Learn how to reduce regret and live a life of authentic gratitude.

Her study The Giving Code found a glaring discrepancy between the ultra-wealthy and needs within their own communities. Now this advisor is using her philanthropic expertise to help donors and nonprofits alike.

A top filmmaker and podcaster explains how storytelling helps us develop more awareness and appreciation of one another.

Frank Blake looks back on a leadership lesson and discovers a new meaning. How can you show gratitude when you don't know who to thank?

Outcomes over outputs: two fundraising consultants, Ted Grossnickle And Laura MacDonald, shed light on last year's charitable giving statistics and offer advice for the wide world of philanthropy.