In this episode, we chat about ethics in code, with Nashlie Sephus, applied science manager at Amazon Web Services, AI, and Abram Walton, Director of the Center for Lifecycle and Innovation Management...Show More
In this episode, I share my thoughts on the power of dissent, what happens when we max out our surge capacity during a crisis, and how time spent without purpose can refuel and reconnect us.
In this episode Sonya Renee Taylor and I talk about body shame, radical self-love, and social justice. This conversation was a big unlocking for me - especially when it comes to understanding the conn...Show More
As scientists have been scrambling to find new and better ways to treat covid-19, theyâve come across some unexpected allies. Invisible and primordial, these protectors have been with us all along. An...Show More
Six years ago, a new infection began popping up in four different hospitals on three different continents, all around the same time. It wasnât a bacteria, or a virus. It was ... a killer fungus. No on...Show More
Chinaâs so-called âwetâ markets have been under intense scrutiny ever since the first coronavirus cases were linked to one in Wuhan six months ago. Now a growing number of influential figures, includi...Show More
âWhat if depression is, in fact, a form of grief â for our own lives not being as they should?â asks Johann Hari. âWhat if it is a form of grief for the connections we have lost yet still need?â In hi...Show More
On this episode of Secrets of the Most Produtive People, Scott Mebus, VP of video and podcasts for Fast Company and Inc., shires his longtime battle with getting enough sleep with co-host Anisa Purbas...Show More
Have you ever struggled with feeling lonely - even when youâre surrounded by people you love? I have. Itâs painful and confusing. In this episode, I talk to Dr. Vivek Murthy, a physician and the 19th ...Show More
The best laws and diversity training have not gotten us anywhere near where we want to go. Therapist and trauma specialist Resmaa Menakem is working with old wisdom and very new science about our bodi...Show More
In todayâs solo episode, I share my thoughts about why accountability is a prerequisite for change, and why we need to get our heads and hearts around the difference between being held accountable for...Show More
In this solo episode recorded on Election Day 2020, I talk directly to our wholehearted community about the practice that helps me when I'm feeling fearful, worried, or wobbly, and why this work is th...Show More
Mental health is a topic that we get many messages about from our listeners. Itâs a sensitive and complicated topic, and especially with all the recent world events that have occurred, we thought now ...Show More
Annahid Dashtgard narrates this intimate story of the pandemic as exile, and the land as a source of resilience and hope.
Robert Sapolsky is a Stanford neuroscientist and primatologist. Heâs the author of a slew of important books on human biology and behavior, including most recently Behave: The Biology of Humans at Our...Show More
Vox's Sean Illing talks to Yale professor and author Jason Stanley about why American democracy provides such fertile soil for fascism, how Donald Trump demonstrated how easy it was for our country to...Show More
This week on Hidden Brain, two remarkable stories of empathy... And why showing empathy for another group can feel so threatening to our own tribes.
Weâve seen a lot about anti-black racism in policing and during this pandemic, but what about the everyday insidious ways anti-Black racism is perpetuated in our organizations and by many well-intenti...Show More
Gender is one of the first things we notice about the people around us. But where do our ideas about gender come from? Can gender differences be explained by genes and chromosomes, or are they the res...Show More
You know Malcolm Gladwell's â10,000-Hour Rule.â But did you know that, according to David Epstein, it doesn't work? That's what Epstein argues in his new book, âRange: Why Generalists Triumph In A Spe...Show More
In this "On My Mind" episode, we talk about shame and accountability. We discussed this a bit last summer, but Iâm going deeper today in light of the insurrection at the US Capitol building and the re...Show More
In this episode, I talk with David Eagleman, a neuroscientist, New York Times bestselling author, TED speaker, and Guggenheim Fellow, all about the brain and how it works. Itâs mysterious, malleable, ...Show More
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As developers, we have a HUGE responsibility to impart âinformed consentâ, knowledge of how our products work, and privacy awareness to those in the general public and policy makers. Remember, the gen...Show More