Economic crime fighter Hanjo Seibert discusses dismantling the underworld economy, recognizing money laundering, and preventing financial crimes. The podcast emphasizes individual roles in stopping economic crimes and advocates for transparency and challenging existing norms.

Explore how changing our mindset towards stress can lead to positive outcomes and improved performance. Learn about the benefits of viewing stress as enhancing rather than debilitating, and the importance of seeking support during stressful times. Discover how stress research and technology intersect in promoting self-awareness and individual well-being.

Ironwoman Bonnie Hancock shares her epic journey of becoming the fastest person to paddle around Australia, overcoming challenges including crocodiles and sharks. She reflects on lessons of perseverance, resilience, and finding meaning in tough moments. The podcast also includes tips on staying positive when facing obstacles.

Artist J Mase III discusses three money lessons from infamous scam artists like Elizabeth Holmes and Anna 'Delvey' Sorokin, highlighting how wealth flows, why scams work, and how to spot fraud. The podcast also explores overcoming imposter syndrome by learning from scam artists' confidence.

Comedian and author Jordan Klepper discusses improving communication to save democracy, highlighting the challenges of modern discourse, navigating social media, using vulnerability strategically, and promoting civil discourse through humor.

Economist Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak discusses economic doomsaying, urges caution against exaggerated alarms, and advocates for rational optimism. He challenges the accuracy of economic predictions and encourages a shift away from relying solely on macroeconomic models. Embracing uncertainty and critical thinking in economic forecasting is key in navigating the complexities of financial forecasts.

Author Mary Ann Sieghart discusses the 'authority gap' between men and women in the workplace, highlighting how women are often underestimated and overlooked. She explores the challenges women face in being taken seriously compared to men, advocating for societal changes and self-reflection to address biases. The podcast delves into the disparities in treatment based on gender and the need for gender equality in leadership roles.

Environmental business journalist Esha Chhabra discusses how regenerative companies can drive real change by embedding purpose into their operations. She challenges the focus on profit, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and social impact. The podcast explores Veja's sustainable practices, the need for businesses to prioritize environmental regeneration, and integrating sustainability into all aspects of a company.

Gender and climate researcher Zineb Sqalli discusses how climate action has negatively impacted women, offering solutions for advancing sustainability and gender equality. The podcast explores gender-equal programs, the importance of women's perspectives in the workplace, and ways organizations can increase gender diversity.

Business and democracy leader Daniella Ballou-Aares discusses the crucial role of business leaders in protecting democracy, urging engagement in politics and showcasing initiatives like the Leadership Now Project. They explore the intersection of business, government, and democracy, highlighting the importance of reinforcing trust in democratic systems. The chapter also emphasizes the vital role of business in supporting public interests and democracy, advocating for business-community partnerships to drive positive change.