The podcast delves into the importance of innovation in uncertain times, emphasizes the integration of nature into business strategies, discusses leveraging advanced technology for societal needs, explores the evolution of technology intelligence, and highlights the interconnectedness of innovation fields for a positive future.

James Vincent talks with Euan Blair, co-founder and chief executive of the apprenticeships company Multiverse, about the future of learning.

James Vincent talks with Sara Menker, CEO of Gro Intelligence, about how to prepare for what comes next with climate change and how to fix one of generative AI's biggest flaws.

James Vincent talks with Josh Wolfe, co-founder and managing partner of Lux Capital, about the need for technology to come from companies we trust and the role human nature plays in the application of technology.

James Vincent talks with Jason Citron from Discord about safety, togetherness, and how we can use good AI to battle bad AI.

Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of Bumble, discusses the role of AI in relationships and the importance of integrating feminine values into technology. She emphasizes the importance of women's involvement in AI development to avoid biased outcomes and improve women's lives. The speaker also explores the intersection of activism and capitalism in business and believes that trust and transparency are crucial in the age of AI. Bumble's mission to empower women and AI's potential to improve the dating experience without replacing genuine human connections are highlighted.

James Vincent talks with Hovhannes Avoyan, founder and president of Picsart, about leaning into AI and how the future will favor problem solving

James Vincent talks with Rachel Delacour, co-founder and CEO of Sweep, about how to make your company resilient, how constraints breed creativity, and how climate impacts business.

James Vincent talks with Thomas Clozel, co-founder and CEO of Owkin, about innovative approaches to AI, the need to help develop "collective intelligence", and how innovation requires systemic change.

James Vincent talks with Tyler Huggins, CEO and co-founder of Meati, about sustainability, how to introduce the new with the familiar, and how startups are looking to nature for the next innovation.