
Create clarity from chaos and feel better about tomorrow in 20 minutes every week. Join host Josh Allan Dykstra, recovering tech founder turned optimistic futurist, as he cuts through the noise to make sense of what's next. Each episode exposes the systems that are secretly shaping tomorrow — from A.I. promises that will break the economy to invisible violence to why your "successful" workplace is... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

The technology is too far along, the capital too committed, the infrastructure too deep. A.I. is going to work. The only question that actually matters is: work for whom?
In 2024, global employee engagement fell to near-pandemic levels… without a pandemic. The crisis isn't one thing, it's everything, all colliding at once, and we have no framework for processing any of it.
We already have the technology to build a genuinely extraordinary future... so why aren't we building it?
Everyone keeps asking “Can we prevent an A.I. crisis?” History suggests: probably not. And more importantly… we actually don't want to. But we can shorten its pain. And that distinction is everything.
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This show orbits big questions about how systems shape work, technology, and power, offering a steady stream of critical thinking about today's incentives, institutions, and the future. Across episodes, discussions regularly challenge common tech hype, spotlight how policies, economics, and governance drive outcomes, and propose practical, equity-focused redesigns for the future of work, money, and society. A distinctive thread is the insistence that optimism should be paired with intentional design and civic action—viewed as a rebellion strategy rather than blind hope. Listeners are likely to find value in thoughtful critique of radical change, clear-eyed examinations of how institutions function, and actionable ideas for leading change in... more
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