Chip Conley explores why life gets better with age, challenging societal stereotypes about midlife and emphasizing the wisdom and benefits that come with aging. Exploring the concept of aging and the importance of internal well-being, social connections, and wisdom. The chapter explores the experience of being a modern elder at the age of 52, emphasizing the transition from pursuing happiness to practicing joy. It discusses the importance of curiosity, openness to new experiences, and the ability to create a second adulthood.

Antonia Hylton, Peabody and Emmy award-winning journalist, uncovers the history of a segregated asylum in Maryland. She discusses the discriminatory practices in healthcare, the fight for change by Dr. Jacob Morgenstern, and the complexities of deinstitutionalization. The chapter also explores the history of mental health care in the US, focusing on the experiences of communities of color and emphasizing the importance of community support and accessible care for marginalized groups.

Discover the fascinating connection between the moon and religion, science, and our political system. Explore how science and religion intersect in understanding our place in the universe. Learn about the moon's impact on terrestrial life, religion, science, and calendars throughout history.

Explore the impact of physicians' decisions on patient health and the importance of questioning existing ideas and considering all evidence. Discover how one man's discovery revolutionized diabetes control and examine the flaws in the treatment philosophy. Highlight the significance of communicating uncertainty in medicine and science.

Discover the power of co-creation in leadership and innovation. Learn how Apple overcame secrecy with this mindset. Explore the importance of true connections and embracing creativity. Uncover the potential of co-creative cultures and the significance of meta principles. Cultivate a co-creation mindset for empowering collaboration and turning dreams into shared direction.

In this podcast, Homera Kabir discusses the challenges of moving from functioning to flourishing and the importance of self-love and self-compassion. She explores the masks we wear to feel worthy of love and emphasizes the need for authenticity and interconnectedness.

False narratives about post-racism and meritocracy condone economic disparities. Explore the role of race in the economy, effects of discrimination, impact of profit maximization on inequality and poverty.

Alfred Mele, a philosophy professor, challenges the notion that free will does not exist. He discusses the illusion of free will and its connection to moral responsibility. Mele counters neuroscientific arguments against free will and highlights the lack of scientific evidence supporting it as an illusion.

Heart surgeon Craig Smith, with over 40 years of experience, reflects on his vocation and what it means to be a servant leader. Topics discussed include professionalism in various professions, navigating uncertainties during the COVID pandemic, impact of personal responsibility on a doctor's wellness, and the importance of first impressions and recognizing essential workers.

Vanessa Van Edwards, speaker, researcher, and bestselling author, discusses the power of cues in charismatic communication. Learn how charisma can be developed as a skill by understanding and utilizing specific visual and vocal signals. Discover the importance of awareness, alignment of different channels, and the significance of using cues in communication to build trust and convey ideas effectively.