EP 323: Senator Ben Sasse on Political Division and America's Loneliness Epidemic
Senator Ben Sasse does a deep dive into the societal shifts affecting modern American life and the roots of our political divisiveness. ...
EP 322: Anthony Atamanuik Opens Up the Trump Presidential Archives
Anthony Atamanuik, host of Comedy Central's The President Show returns to the podcast to talk about his new book American Tantrum: The...
EP 321: Julian Castro Is Always Looking Ahead
Julian Castro graduated high school a year early, won election to city council while he was still in law school, and became San Antonio's...
EP 320: Legendary Sports Announcer Verne Lundquist
Legendary sports broadcaster Verne Lundquist recalls some of his favorite moments in sports and some of his favorite calls from Jack...
EP 319: Doris Kearns Goodwin on Presidential Leadership
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin revisits four of her favorite U.S. Presidents for her new book Leadership: In...
EP 318: Founder of "The Onion" Scott Dikkers
As the founder of The Onion, Scott Dikkers practically invented "fake news." He discusses the origins of the satirical news site as a...
EP 317: Mitch Albom on Life, Death, and Morrie
7Mitch Albom is the author the all time best-selling memoir Tuesday's with Morrie and six #1 Bestsellers that have sold over a million...
EP 316: Jeff Bridges Gets Zen About Art, Acting, and the Environment
Jeff Bridges discusses his 6 decades in Hollywood and what he learned about acting from dad Lloyd Bridges. He recalls the "Little...
EP 315: Cisco's John Chambers on Leadership in a Startup World
John Chambers is widely considered one of the world’s greatest business leaders, and today he discusses how he turned Cisco into a global...
