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Conversations with the world’s top voices—curated by The Lavin Agency. Pulitzer Prize winners, bestselling authors, C-suite executives, and visionary entrepreneurs share the big ideas shaping business, culture, and society. Each week, Lavin Voices brings you insights that will change how you think, feel, and act. Consider this your front-row seat to the conversations moving the world forward.
Unknown Host hosts Lavin Voices, a education show with 11 episodes published.
"A human-raised childhood is the best way to get your child ready for a high-tech future." This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Dr. Dana Suskind: pediatric surgeon, Professor of Surgery and Pedia
What if the same group thinking that divides us could also help bring us together? In the age of sycophantic AI and social media polarization, one psychologist is showing how shared identity can strengthen trust, coopera
We use AI predictions every day: from the weather app to Instagram algorithms to business tools. But these predictions don’t just describe the future, says Carissa Véliz. They're actively creating it—and the people makin
We think of creativity as a magical gift reserved for geniuses. But George Newman says it's actually a simple, repeatable process that's more like archaeology than magic. And the best part is that anyone can learn it. Th
America is now 250 years old. How did we get here—and where are we going next? This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Jelani Cobb: Peabody Award-winning journalist, Dean of Columbia Journalism Scho
Women are on an uneven playing field at work and at home—which means the companies that help them thrive will unlock a lasting advantage over the competition. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Wharton professor Corin
Can AI be your coach? Or even... your friend? One tech journalist explains how a 10-week experiment with AI turned into a relationship that changed everything. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speake
“I've often been called the Black Mirror correspondent, because that's what this is,” says Jacob Ward. For seven years, Jake was the on-air technology correspondent for NBC News, covering the monumental rise of AI for mi
Work can be fun, says Bree Groff. In fact, work should be fun! And enjoying our workdays will make us not only more productive, but also more human. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Bree Grof
"If you keep moving forward, things will get better." Nick Thompson is the CEO of the Atlantic and the former editor in chief of Wired; he's also an American record-holding distance runner. In his new memoir, The Running
When was the last time you played? Not just playing a video game or a sport, where the goal is to win, but just playing for play's sake? This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Cas Holman. Cas is a
Many of us lead with our differences, emphasizing what sets us apart. But our shared humanity is what actually brings us together. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Molly Burke. Molly is a tra
Every day, you play a game you don't even know you're playing. Daycare slots, good jobs, medical care, concert tickets: all these are allocated through a powerful phenomenon called "hidden markets." And by understanding
Bruce Lee rose to prominence at the same time as Asian America. And in doing so, he changed all of our lives. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Jeff Chang. Named "a preeminent chronicler of As
We only get 4000 weeks on this earth. Why are so many of us wasting them? This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Rutger Bregman. Named “one of Europe’s most prominent young thinkers” by TED, Rutger
The AI revolution will have consequences for our democracy. But there's still time to take the power into our own hands. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Karen Hao, author of Empire of AI and
The robots are coming… and they can’t get here soon enough. This week on Lavin Voices, we talk to Lavin Exclusive Speaker Hans Peter Brondmo. As the founder of Everyday Robots at Google, Hans Peter has spent decades help
Dr. Corinne Low
PhD, Author of Having It All: What Data Tells Us About Women's Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours · Wharton School
1 appearance on this show
Alexandra Samuel
AI and workplace speaker, Wall Street Journal and Harvard Business Review contributor, host of the Me + Viv podcast · AI & Digital Workplace Expert
1 appearance on this show
Jacob Ward
former editor-in-chief of Popular Science, technology correspondent for Al Jazeera and NBC News · The Rip Current
1 appearance on this show
Bree Groff
workplace culture expert and author of Today Was Fun · SYPartners
1 appearance on this show
Nick Thompson
Director of Legal and Operational Strategy · Raw Feeding Veterinary Society
1 appearance on this show
Cas Holman
author of Playful: How Play Shifts Our Thinking, Inspires Connection, and Sparks Creativity
1 appearance on this show
Molly Burke
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Chang
author of Can't Stop Won't Stop · Standing Offhand
1 appearance on this show
Rutger Bregman
New York Times bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Dana Suskind
University of Chicago
1 appearance on this show
Hans Peter Brondmo
1 appearance on this show
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