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Hosted by Ryan Vet · society · EN-US · 63 episodes
To lead well today, you have to understand the forces that shaped yesterday and the ones reshaping tomorrow. You were made to Inspire Forward...and every episode helps you do just that. The Ryan Vet Show is where leaders come to understand why the world, and the people in it , work the way they do. Hosted by Ryan Vet, USA Today bestselling author, generational futurist, and contrarian leadership thinker , the show blends research, lived experience, and narrative to help you navigate tomorrow with more insight, perspective, and practical wisdom. Each week, Ryan explores the ideas shaping today’s workplace and culture: Generational dynamics and the behaviors that form each cohort Leadership and organizational psychology Change management and the forces driving adaptation Entrepreneurship and real-world decision making Communication, influence,
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Signup to Generate a PitchTo lead well today, you have to understand the forces that shaped yesterday and the ones reshaping tomorrow. You were made to Inspire Forward...and every episode helps you do just that. The Ryan Vet Show is where leaders come to understand why the world, and the people in it, work the way they do.
The Ryan Vet Show is hosted by Ryan Vet. The show has published 63 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "One Person Worked Two Jobs, So We Overcorrected - The Generational Pendulum and the Dutch Dikes" (22 October 2026, 7 minutes), "Dr. Brian Ralph: Will Gen Alpha Go to College? AI, Higher Ed, and Curiosity" (19 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "Gen Beta May Never Need a Driver's License - Robotaxis, the Taxi Medallion, and the Velocity Gap" (15 October 2026, 11 minutes).
The Ryan Vet Show publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 63 episodes.
Booking probability for The Ryan Vet Show is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Ryan Vet Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Ryan Vet Show's contact route on record: public web form.
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Ryan Vet hosts The Ryan Vet Show, a society show with 63 episodes published.
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Episode #65
One employee worked two jobs at once. The company's answer was to rebuild how everyone worked. In 1995, nearly 250,000 people were evacuated from the Dutch river country as the Rhine, the Waal, and the Meuse swelled...
Episode #64
Dr. Brian Ralph spent 32 years in higher education, nine of them as a university president. His biggest worry about AI is not cheating. It is that people are losing the ability to be curious about each other. Dr. Ralph...
Episode #63
A New York taxi medallion went from $10 to $1.3 million and back down to $79,105. The driver's license is next. Ryan Vet opens with Renato, the Brazilian driver who keeps a cold guaraná waiting for him in Orlando, then...
Episode #62
Paul Garcia-Ryan identified as a woman from age 15 to age 30, then chose to detransition. Today he is a licensed clinical social worker and the president of Therapy First, and he argues that the debate over gender and...
Episode #61
Alaska spent forty years renaming one mountain. Now it takes thirty days and a database, and the past gets rewritten right along with the future. Generational futurist Ryan Vet reads his COLLIDE essay on what happens...
Episode #60
One in four teenagers told researchers they had sought emotional support from a chatbot. The president of Elon University says that is a very different student than a decade ago. Dr. Connie Ledoux Book is the president...
Episode #59
Jacob Coxon quit Anthropic and said they're gambling with our lives. He's right that AI can kill us now. He's wrong about what it will become. A former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher walked away from unvested stock...
Episode #58
Every headline says Gen Z is the burnout generation. The research says the opposite. Dr. Laura Hambley Lovett is an organizational psychologist, keynote speaker, and international bestselling author of I Wish I'd Quit...
Episode #57
Generational futurist Ryan Vet watched a speaker read AI-written notes to 600 people. Every AI policy fight in schools and at work is asking the wrong question. On a Saturday, in front of about 600 people, a speaker...
Episode #56
Gen Z quit drinking. You have read that headline. The numbers say something stranger. Matt Weiss has sold wine, taught wine, and built a career on it, from Michelin starred dining rooms in New York to Wilson Daniels...
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The economy looks fine on paper. Orphe Divounguy builds the models behind that paper, and he is telling you the paper is wrong. Orphe Divounguy is the founder and chief economist of the Quantitative Research Group and a...
Episode #53
Harvard researchers hung curtains around a factory line and defect-free output rose 10 to 15 percent. We have never run that study on a childhood. We are running it right now, on Gen Alpha, and calling it safety. In the...
Episode #52
You open your phone and you think you're seeing the world. You're not. Dr. Trish Leigh can show you exactly what that does to your brain, because she maps it. Dr. Trish Leigh is a cognitive neuroscientist, author, and...
Episode #51
Anyone can clone your voice in seconds. Rudy Kurniawan needed a decade to forge fine wine. Generative AI erased the apprenticeship it once took to become a forger. In part four of his childhood surveillance series...
Episode #50
Parents now spend an average of three hours and 23 minutes a day on their kids' sports on game and practice days. That is a part-time job, and Linda Flanagan says almost nobody chose it on purpose. Linda Flanagan is a...
Episode #49
We built machines to settle our arguments. Instead we built extraordinarily precise machines for generating material for the argument we were already having. In the late 1990s, thyroid ultrasounds got cheap, so South...
Episode #48
Every generation since the late 1800s has outscored its parents on cognitive measures. Gen Z is the first to break the streak, and Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath argues the classroom laptop is why. Jared Cooney Horvath is a...
Episode #47
"Just check the camera, Dad." When Ryan Vet's young son tried to settle a sibling fight with security footage, it exposed how quietly surveillance has replaced trust in our homes, schools, and workplaces. A knocked-over...
Episode #46
Gen X is the generation everyone wants to be, but nobody wants to live through what it took to get there. Comedian and social media personality Joseph Ferris, better known online as Boopsy, went from Navy brat to...
The Ryan Vet Show
My six-year-old climbed into the back seat after his first day of farm camp and, before he told me a single thing, asked whether I had already seen the photo of the goat. His first instinct was to check whether he had...
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generational futurist, USA Today bestselling author, and keynote speaker
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science journalist and author of 'Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans', Hunt, Gather, Parent
Anthropic
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