Episodes: 55
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 33.0k followers
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Dawn Nakagawa - President of the Berggruen Institute, where she helps lead research and public dialogue about major political, technological, and societal challenges shaping the future.
Grant Slater - Producer at the Berggruen Institute and a recurring host of the podcast, specializing in conversations about technology, science, philosophy, and the future.
Bobby Allyn - Prediction Markets, Gambling Platforms, Regulation, Incentives, And The Social Consequences Of Financializing Uncertainty.
Gillian Tett - Trust, Artificial Intelligence, Expertise, Institutions, Education, And The Social Effects Of Personalized Ai.
Tristan Harris - Artificial General Intelligence, Technological Incentives, Coordination, Labor Automation, And Societal Risk.
Annaka Harris - Consciousness, Meditation, The Nature Of Mind, Free Will, And Theories Connecting Subjective Experience With Fundamental Reality.
Reid Hoffman - Artificial Intelligence, Institutional Change, Government Capacity, Technological Innovation, And Reform Versus Revolution.
Multispecies Democracy Now! (with Jonathon Keats and Grant Slater)
October 06, 2026
Democracy counts people, not plants. Humans are only a sliver of life on this planet, but today, we're the only ones who get a vote. What if we gave rights to rivers and standing to trees? In this episode, experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats says it's time to make every species count. The environmental movement has spent decades claiming to speak for the trees. In his new book, "A Field Guide to More-Than-Human Governance," Keats says we need to recognize that the trees can speak f...
Let AI Have Intelligence. We’ll Keep Wisdom. (with Arianna Huffington and Dawn Nakagawa)
September 29, 2026
Somewhere around the Enlightenment we decided that thinking was what made us human. We built our schools, careers, and sense of worth at the altar of intelligence. Now machines are passing us on that rubric, which leaves two possibilities: we were replaceable all along, or we picked the wrong standard to live by. In this episode, Arianna Huffington, founder & CEO of Thrive Global, argues the latter, saying even our name, sapiens, never meant intelligent: it means wise. She calls this rightsi...
Are We Posthuman? (with N. Katherine Hayles and Claire Webb)
September 17, 2026
Relying on machines to coordinate our lives was just one step toward decentering humanity’s role in the world. Flights, banking, trade, food production... But as we start merging our actual decision-making with digital entities, exactly which pieces of humanity are we leaving behind? And how might we bring those pieces back? In this episode, famed posthumanist scholar N. Katherine Hayles makes the case that while AI is still wildly inefficient at the cognitive processes our biology has caref...
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