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Aspen Ideas to Go is a show about bold ideas that will open your mind. Featuring compelling conversations with the world’s top thinkers and doers from a diverse range of disciplines, Aspen Ideas to Go gives you front-row access to the Aspen Ideas Festival.

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The nature of war is changing quickly. In hot spots around the world, the battlefield is increasingly tech-driven. It’s clear in the Russian-Ukraine conflict where drone expertise has become an essential tool. “The frontlines are incredibly lethal. T... more

Steve Kerr, head coach of the Golden State Warriors, has a long list of accolades. He has nine NBA championship rings–five as a player and four as a coach. At the 2024 Paris Olympics, he coached the U-S team to a gold medal and, as a player, he holds... more

As younger generations encounter tough job and housing markets and many Americans feel left behind, it’s become more popular to question the utility of the capitalistic system. Can this tide really lift all boats? In this talk from the 2025 Aspen Ide... more

Fertility may be more about the daily choices we make rather than factors like delayed maternal age, says fertility physician Dr. Natalie Crawford. Markers of metabolic health, such as chronic inflammation, affect women’s egg quality. Crawford, who e... more

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Recent Guests

David Petraeus
Former CIA Director and US General
United States Army / CIA
Episode: Tech and Modern Warfare: A Former General and Former Security Advisor Weigh In
Anne Neuberger
Former Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology
U.S. government
Episode: Tech and Modern Warfare: A Former General and Former Security Advisor Weigh In
Dasha Burns
Chief Correspondent, White House Bureau Chief and host of Politico Playbook's Conversation Program
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Episode: Tech and Modern Warfare: A Former General and Former Security Advisor Weigh In
Steve Kerr
Head coach of the Golden State Warriors known for humility, leadership, and social advocacy
Golden State Warriors
Episode: Can Humility Be Taught? NBA Coach Steve Kerr on Staying Grounded Amidst Success
Dr. Natalie Crawford
Board certified reproductive endocrinologist and author of The Fertility Formula
Fertility Practice for Fertility in Austin, Texas
Episode: The Root Causes of Infertility May Not Be What You Think
Pamela Brown
Award-winning anchor of CNN's The Situation Room
CNN
Episode: The Root Causes of Infertility May Not Be What You Think
Penny Pennington
Managing partner of Edward Jones, a leading financial services company
Edward Jones
Episode: Fulfillment Redefined — Creating a Meaningful Life
Vivian Tu
Founder and CEO of Your Rich BFF, former Wall Street trader and finance influencer
Your Rich BFF
Episode: Fulfillment Redefined — Creating a Meaningful Life
Gül Dölen
Neuroscientist and expert in psychedelics and their effects on mental health
UC Berkeley, Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Are Psychedelics the Master Key to Our Brains?

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Tricia Johnson
Host of Aspen Ideas to Go

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4.3 out of 5 stars from 264 ratings
  • Aspen Ideas to Go

    Hi Apple Podcasts, I hope you have a good day. My name is David Zavala and I manage and operate a very good and a very successful Business called Sense Counseling LLC. We are filed in Texas. Aspen Ideas to Go, I enjoy the podcasts a lot because they encourage me to become smatter and open windows that allow State-wide Businesses like me to offer, sell, meet, coordinate, stay in the same cabin, and otherwise work with numerous of today’s leading, forward thinkers.

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    Sense Counseling LLC
    United States3 months ago
  • I love the variety of topics and people

    I’ve been listening to this show for a long time and it continues to make the cut in my weekly rotation. Why? Because it covers so many topics. There’s an interesting mix of people in the news and unexpected/unknown (to me) people doing fascinating work.

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    Bookish📚
    United Statesa year ago
  • Worst interviewer

    You need to have someone knowledgeable or can at least listen to do this interview. Interviewer is so self involved an important opportunity was lost. The issues the author writes about are pervasive and damaging to our world and the interviewer was truly clueless to this. Listen to Kirista Tippet’s interview if you are interested in Van der Kolk’s work.

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    khy414
    United States3 years ago
  • Please improve the sound quality of the speakers.

    Please improve the sound quality of the speakers.

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    glimadoll
    United States4 years ago
  • I am so thankful!

    I have always read David Brooks and love his scholarship. I am a huge fan of Kate Bowler. They are both real, thoughtful, caring💗

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    56rick
    United States6 years ago

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Can Humility Be Taught? NBA Coach Steve Kerr on Staying Grounded Amidst Success
Q: What are your values for the team?
He shares four core values—joy, competition, mindfulness, and compassion—and describes how they were identified and must be activated in daily practice to shape culture and performance.
Can Humility Be Taught? NBA Coach Steve Kerr on Staying Grounded Amidst Success
Q: Do you look for humility when you're picking players? And can humility be taught?
Kerr explains that humility can set a tone for a team if it is a core value, but he acknowledges that not all players naturally exhibit it; it requires leadership and the environment to model and reinforce humble, team-focused behavior.
The Root Causes of Infertility May Not Be What You Think
Q: What is the definition of infertility and why is it on the rise?
Infertility is defined as trying to conceive for 12 months without success, and it is increasingly common due to many factors, including chronic inflammation and not solely age.
Cosmic Communion: Scaling the Universe with Brian Greene
Q: Given your life's work, what do you make of the last five months when we've seen the most significant destruction of the institution of science in our country?
Greene expresses optimism, viewing current challenges as a small blip in the larger context of scientific progress and emphasizes the importance of fighting for the role of science in society.
Muscle Matters with Bonnie Tsui
Q: Did your father treat you and your brother differently?
Tsui shares that her father treated both her and her brother equally in terms of physical training, which she believes was revolutionary for her upbringing.

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Featuring a range of compelling conversations, this series investigates diverse and profound ideas that challenge conventional thinking. The discussions cover topics such as mental health, spirituality, the nuances of modern financial fulfillment, and the complex impact of psychedelics on wellbeing. Listeners can expect insightful dialogues with experts from various fields, engaging with pressing global challenges while exploring personal narratives and the role of human connection in today's society. This series stands out for its depth and variety, inviting listeners to reflect on significant themes that shape our existence and community.

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2. Anne Neuberger
3. Dasha Burns
4. Steve Kerr
5. Dr. Natalie Crawford
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7. Penny Pennington
8. Vivian Tu

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