Episodes
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Public radio vs. DOGE: NPR CEO Katherine Maher previews her testimony
NPR's CEO, Kathryn Mar, views the congressional hearing as an opportunity to highlight the organization's contributions and data supporting its diverse audience.
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Live from SXSW: Mike and Kass Lazerow’s ‘messy’ path to success
Success in entrepreneurship often comes from navigating unexpected challenges and learning from failures.
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From 'Trump bump' to 'Trump slump,' with Betterment CEO Sarah Levy
Stay committed to long-term investment strategies despite short-term market volatility.
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Solving start-up puzzles, with Vanta CEO Christina Cacioppo
Prioritize customer feedback: Christina emphasizes the value of engaging with potential customers to identify their real pain points before developing a product.
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Nonprofits navigate Trump’s drastic funding cuts, with The Chronicle of Philanthropy CEO Stacy Palmer
Trump's funding cuts to government grants have significantly destabilized the nonprofit sector, leading to widespread fear and uncertainty.
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What the Oscars tell us about streamers, studios, and Hollywood’s future with The Ankler's Janice Min
The Oscars serve as a cultural and business lens, revealing deep societal issues beyond the realm of filmmaking.
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Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen on leveraging AI
Adobe's transition to a cloud-based subscription model was pivotal for innovation and revenue stability.
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Egg prices, avian flu & golden yolks, with Vital Farms CEO Russell Diez-Canseco
Eggflation is significantly influenced by bird flu, leading to a supply crunch and rising prices.
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A more compassionate capitalism, with Cotopaxi’s Davis Smith
Business can be a powerful force for social change when there is a clear mission driving its operations.
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Can Rivian avoid the EV speed bumps? with founder and CEO RJ Scaringe
Rivian is focused on adapting to the changing electric vehicle market by launching new, more affordable models to attract a wider consumer base.
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Building a network of mentors, with Cadre’s Ryan Williams
Starting young can lead to significant entrepreneurial success, as seen through Ryan's ventures from a teenager.
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From Nike to Bud Light to Tubi: Lessons from the Super Bowl 2025 ads, with Autodesk's Dara Treseder
Brands must balance celebrity use with authenticity and ensure a clear connection to their core message.
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Pivot: Reid Hoffman joins Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway to go deep on AI news
AI has the potential to create significant value for society, but it comes with ethical and regulatory risks that need careful management.
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Disrupting the hair color business, with Madison Reed CEO Amy Errett
A pivotal moment can spark innovation; Errett's firing led her to success.
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Emma Grede, Mellody Hobson & Angela Ahrendts on inclusive leadership
Surround yourself with passionate partners and investors who align with your vision for long-term success.
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Reid Hoffman on AI ‘Superagency’
Reid Hoffman emphasizes the importance of 'super agency,' where collective human and AI capabilities lead to improved societal outcomes.
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Scaling solutions for the climate crisis, with Vinod Khosla
A small group of instigators in crucial sectors could turn the tide on climate change.
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Redefining work-life balance, with Neha Ruch
Career pauses, especially for caregivers, can lead to enhanced skills, broader perspectives, and better long-term career outcomes.
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The power of mentors: Alex Rodriguez, Angela Duckworth, and more
Mentorship is crucial for personal and professional growth; it's a relationship that requires effort from both sides.
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When disaster strikes: On the ground amid LA wildfires
Disaster can reveal the resilience and compassion of communities as they come together to support those in need.
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