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Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People

Guy Kawasaki
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Guy Kawasaki is on a mission to make you remarkable. His Remarkable People podcast features interviews with remarkable people such as Jane Goodall, Marc Benioff, Woz, Kristi Yamaguchi, and Bob Cialdini. Every episode will make you more remarkable. Using his decades of experience in Silicon Valley as a Venture Capitalist and advisor to the top entrepreneurs in the world, Guy’s questions come from a... more

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What if fighting climate change could actually make you happier? Elizabeth Dunn and Jiaying Zhao, psychology professors at the University of British Columbia, explore how joy, social connection, money, food, transportation, and everyday choices inter... more

What happens when a generation decides it needs more control over its future? Sam Hiner, co-founder and executive director of the Young People’s Alliance, joins Guy Kawasaki to explore youth political power, social media, AI companions, affordability... more

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What does effective activism actually look like, and why does so much of it begin with simply listening? Charlie Euchner, author of Rules of Activism, explores the power of grassroots organizing, one-on-one conversations, focused agendas, and turning... more

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What does it really mean to become “robot-proof” in an age when AI can outperform us at so many traditional skills? Theoretical neuroscientist, AI pioneer, entrepreneur, and author Vivienne Ming argues that the answer isn't to compete with machines, ... more

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Sam Hiner
Co-founder and executive director of the Young People's Alliance
Young People's Alliance
Episode: Young People, AI, and the Fight for Human Agency with Sam Hiner
Charlie Euchner
Author of Rules of Activism, Yale and Columbia lecturer
Episode: The Power of People: How Activism Really Works with Charlie Euchner
Vivienne Ming
AI pioneer, theoretical neuroscientist, author of Robot-Proof
Non-specified in transcript
Episode: What Makes Humans Remarkable in the Age of AI with Vivienne Ming
Jocelyn Benson
Michigan Secretary of State, election official, author of A Purposeful Warrior
Michigan Secretary of State
Episode: Democracy Doesn’t Defend Itself with Jocelyn Benson
Harlan Coben
Author and TV producer
Author, TV producer
Episode: What Writers Can Teach Entrepreneurs About Creating with Harlan Coben
Jimmy Wales
Co-founder of Wikipedia; author of The Seven Rules of Trust
Wikipedia Foundation
Episode: How Wikipedia Can Survive the Age of AI with Jimmy Wales
Bruce Feiler
Author of A Time to Gather; expert on rituals
Author, A Time to Gather
Episode: Why Rituals Matter More Than Ever with Bruce Feiler
David Whyte
Poet, philosopher, performer
Poet and author of Consolations and Consolations II
Episode: How Poetry Changes the Way We See the World with David Whyte
Claude Steele
Professor Emeritus at Stanford, social psychologist known for work on stereotypes, prejudice, and trust
Stanford University
Episode: How We Create a Culture of Belonging with Claude M. Steele

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Guy Kawasaki
Host of Remarkable People

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Better than Vitamin C

    I just love this podcast. I learn so much about so many different topics. What I like is that it makes me think. It makes me want to read more and do research and Learn about all these amazing people Guy interviews. Thanks Guy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Agusnesta
    Brazil3 months ago
  • Great!

    Great interview! Informative and funny too!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kk marshall
    United States7 months ago
  • Huono noob

    👎👎boo

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    k. 🍔. o.
    Finland8 months ago
  • When the Plan Falls Apart: Finding Yourself in Change

    This episode captures something deeply real about change; how it reshapes us when certainty disappears and familiar plans no longer apply. I appreciated the honesty in how you explored uncertainty as a space for reflection, recalibration, and renewed self-trust. These moments can feel uncomfortable, yet they often bring clarity that couldn’t have arrived any other way. Conversations like this help people feel seen in the middle of transition, and that’s incredibly valuable. Thank you for sharing... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anum — The Platinum CEO
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Highly recommend

    Guy and the team consistently select great guests that provide really interesting and insightful responses to Guys well considered questions. If I could choose any 5 people in the world to have dinner with - Guy would be in the mix. Guaranteed to be interesting along with a few laughs. Keep up the great work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aussie Nathan
    Australia10 months ago

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Thoughtful, insightful conversations with practical takeaways.
High-quality questions that uncover actionable insights.
Guests bring credible expertise and engaging stories.

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#223
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Young People, AI, and the Fight for Human Agency with Sam Hiner
Q: What are your specific guidelines? If Marc Zuckerberg were listening to this and, all right, Sam wants us to do these one, two, three, four things, what does Sam want?
Hiner says AI should not act as though it is sentient or has emotions and should not try to build a relationship with the user. It should remain a tool that supports human agency and relationships.
Young People, AI, and the Fight for Human Agency with Sam Hiner
Q: So will you separate those two things for us?
Hiner distinguishes ordinary AI use, such as answering questions or automating tasks, from companion AI that can encourage emotional attachment and dependency.
The Power of People: How Activism Really Works with Charlie Euchner
Q: What should a Democratic presidential candidate focus on in 2028?
Charlie argues for grounding the campaign in ordinary people's needs—healthcare, job security, fair wages, housing, and a clear, four-to-five point agenda that is repeatable and implementable. He emphasizes grassroots mobilization, listening to local voices, and building broad coalitions rather than chasing a long list of issues or relying solely on big-money donors. He also notes the value of being able to say what you won't do or what you will deprioritize to keep the coalition focused.
What Writers Can Teach Entrepreneurs About Creating with Harlan Coben
Q: Do you outline your books or write by discovery, and how does that affect your process?
He uses a middle-ground approach, knowing the beginning and the ending while allowing flexibility in the middle, akin to a GPS that can recalculate as the story unfolds.
What Writers Can Teach Entrepreneurs About Creating with Harlan Coben
Q: What makes a writer, and what three factors contribute to writing according to you?
Inspiration, perspiration, and desperation, with the last two emphasizing the need to do the work and the fear of not having another option, which drives the persistence to write.

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Across recent episodes, the conversations span personal growth, leadership, and practical frameworks for thriving in work and life. Listeners are exposed to evidence-based approaches to health and creativity, education reform, effective communication, and building resilient communities, often through stories from high-achieving guests and researchers. The host leans into actionable tips, curiosity-driven questioning, and a focus on real-world impact, from how small daily habits can compound into performance gains to how institutions and individuals can design systems that promote flourishing. A few standout angles include the intersection of technology with human development, gender and equity in business and sport, and the role of values i... more

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Recent guests on Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People include:

1. Sam Hiner
2. Charlie Euchner
3. Vivienne Ming
4. Jocelyn Benson
5. Harlan Coben
6. Jimmy Wales
7. Bruce Feiler
8. David Whyte

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