Distinguished professor Charan Ranganath discusses memory intricacies and the critical role it plays in daily life. Topics include memory extraction, navigating the present, challenging traditional understanding, memory fragility, false memories, testing for better learning, chunking information, handwritten notes vs. typing, memory athletes' strategies, and memory techniques for organization.

Trailblazer Maureen Dunne discusses unlocking the power of neurodivergent talent by challenging biases, redefining potential, and creating inclusive organizational cultures. She emphasizes the importance of embracing cognitive diversity in AI development for innovative solutions and product design.

Trailblazing professor of education at Stanford University, Jo Boaler, discusses revolutionizing math education through creativity, diversity, and meaning. She shares seven principles to empower students and reshape our approach to learning math. The conversation challenges stereotypes, advocates for a growth mindset, and emphasizes the importance of real-world applications in teaching math.

Kim Scott, author of 'Radical Respect' and 'Radical Candor', joins Guy Kawasaki to discuss creating collaborative cultures and the importance of radical respect. They share stories from Scott's diverse background, including starting a diamond-cutting factory in Moscow and coaching executives at tech companies. The conversation covers confronting bias and prejudice in the workplace, promoting fair decision-making, and fostering respect in male-dominated spaces.

Marylène Delbourg-Delphis, a tech pioneer, shares insights on innovation journey, sustaining innovation in large organizations, trailblazers vs. followers, fostering product adoption. She discusses misconceptions around disruption in entrepreneurship and the importance of talent in driving sustained innovation. The episode touches on Kodak's history, interface importance, 'no bless oblage' in entrepreneurship, and book recommendations.

Rabbi Sharon Brous, founder of IKAR, discusses building bridges in a divided world with Guy Kawasaki. They explore finding purpose through service, promoting compassion in religious unity, envisioning peaceful leadership for Israeli-Palestinian conflict, LGBTQ perspectives in politics, fostering connections in turbulent times, and supporting others through compassion and understanding.

Renowned research scientist Mike Caulfield shares his SIFT methodology to combat online misinformation, emphasizing critical thinking and source evaluation. Discussions include verifying news stories, Twitter's strategies, and personalized social media feeds. Learn practical strategies for enhancing digital literacy and making informed decisions in a world of information overload.

Former high school teacher turned private equity investor James Rhee shares his unique leadership approach of 'leading with kindness (plus a little math)' with host Guy Kawasaki. They discuss the power of emotional intelligence in business, transforming organizations, embracing vulnerability, and fostering meaningful transformations. Rhee's journey from finance to compassionate leadership and the evolution of Ashley Stewart brand empower listeners to prioritize relationships, humility, and authenticity in their careers.

Guy Kawasaki, Ex-Apple and Canva executive, shares insights on evangelizing innovation, AI revolution, and growth mindsets in Silicon Valley. Topics include bold entrepreneurial thinking, the power of product love, AI in writing, and embracing AI for market competition.

Guy Kawasaki sits down with legendary surfer Gerry Lopez, aka 'Mr. Pipeline,' discussing surfing's deep connection to yoga, surf etiquette evolution, Hollywood acting experiences, and the future of surfing with wave pools and the Olympics. Gerry's inspiring journey from mastering waves to pioneering high-performance shortboards through Lightning Bolt is highlighted in this enlightening conversation.