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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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Leaders who truly inspire and get the best out of people are few and far between. How do they learn to gain trust and rally a group to action? Steve Kerr has been coaching the Golden State Warriors NBA team for 11 years, four of which have been champ... more

Following economic news too closely can give you feelings of whiplash and confusion, and may not speak to your personal experience. What economic information should you actually pay attention to, and how should you interpret what you hear? Former eco... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Stuart Brown
Founder of the National Institute for Play and researcher of play effects on well-being
Episode: The Transformative Power of Play
Cj Hendry
New York City-based artist known for large-scale installations that encourage play.
Episode: The Transformative Power of Play
Heidi Erwin
Senior game designer at the New York Times, known for developing innovative puzzle games.
New York Times
Episode: The Transformative Power of Play
Jonathan Haidt
Social psychologist, author, and educator
NYU Stern School of Business
Episode: The Great Rewiring of Childhood — And How We Reverse It
Olivia Walton
Founder and CEO of Ingeborg Investments
Ingeborg Investments
Episode: The Great Rewiring of Childhood — And How We Reverse It
Sally Yates
Former Deputy Attorney General of the United States
Keen and Spalding
Episode: Justice Under Pressure
Alberto Gonzales
Former Attorney General of the United States
Belmont University College of Law
Episode: Justice Under Pressure
Mike Johnston
Mayor of Denver and former Colorado state senator
City of Denver
Episode: Flash Point: Leadership and the Immigration Debate
Anthony Romero
Executive Director of the ACLU
ACLU
Episode: Flash Point: Leadership and the Immigration Debate

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Trisha Johnson
Host known for facilitating discussions with a wide range of influential speakers at the Aspen Ideas Festival, exploring complex social, cultural, and political topics.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 264 ratings
  • 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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bookish📚
    United States6 months 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.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    khy414
    United States3 years ago
  • Please improve the sound quality of the speakers.

    Please improve the sound quality of the speakers.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    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💗

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    56rick
    United States6 years ago
  • Universe

    Cool!! I do wish that they would make a podcast about the multiverse and more about black holes!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Digiverse
    United States6 years ago

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Brené Brown and Kate Crawford on Artificial Intelligence and the Human Spirit
Q: How does AI change our human experience and connection?
AI can exacerbate feelings of loneliness and decrease genuine human interaction.
The Dire Wolf and the Science of Reversing Extinction
Q: Explain what you mean when you say you tested.
We're actually growing mammoth hair organoids where we've done those edits and we are looking at the follicle design.
The Dire Wolf and the Science of Reversing Extinction
Q: What are you trying to, what's the criteria you use for what is a necessary edit?
We are spending a lot of time also mapping genotype to phenotype design.
The Great Rewiring of Childhood — And How We Reverse It
Q: What is the strongest critique you've received about your work?
Haidt mentions the critique of potentially fostering a moral panic, which he acknowledges and actively seeks to counter by researching alternative viewpoints.
The Great Rewiring of Childhood — And How We Reverse It
Q: How can you be so sure about the impact of social media on mental health?
Haidt explains that various types of evidence, including eye-witness testimony from children and experimental data, support the link between social media usage and anxiety.

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This series presents engaging conversations with influential thinkers from various domains, focusing on bold ideas that shape society. The discussions address a broad spectrum of topics including mental health, education, immigration, technology, and community engagement, showcasing diverse perspectives and innovative solutions to contemporary issues. Each episode amplifies significant voices who contribute to societal understanding and progress, making it a rich resource for anyone interested in the intersection of ideas and action.

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1. Dr. Stuart Brown
2. Cj Hendry
3. Heidi Erwin
4. Jonathan Haidt
5. Olivia Walton
6. Sally Yates
7. Alberto Gonzales
8. Mike Johnston

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