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Conversations reimagining, rethinking, and reinventing modern education.

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In this episode, I sit down with Andy Hargreaves, Research Professor at Boston College and Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto, to explore what meaningful educational change actually requires. We examine decades of reform efforts, from st... more

In this episode, I sit down with Neil Fligstein, Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley, to explore how markets are constructed and stabilized. We discuss his argument that markets are not natural or spontaneous outcomes of ... more

In this episode, I sit down with Jason Brennan, Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University, to examine the moral foundations of democracy. We explore his provocative argument that democratic systems may not always produce just or competent outc... more

In this episode, I sit down with Carola Binder, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin, to explore inflation not just as an economic statistic but as a political and psychological force. We discuss how inflation expecta... more

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Jason Brennan
Leading political philosopher and public intellectual
Georgetown University
Episode: Democracy and the Problem of Ignorance | Jason Brennan | Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University | Season 13 Episode 10 | #231
Carola Binder
Macro economist and economic historian; associate professor at University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas at Austin
Episode: How Inflation Shapes Everyday Life | Carola Binder | Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin | Season 13 Episode 9 | #230
Daniel Markovits
Guido Calabresi Professor of Law at Yale Law School
Yale Law School
Episode: How Meritocracy Broke the Middle Class | Daniel Markovits | Guido Calabresi Professor of Law | Season 13 Episode 8 | #229
Margaret Heffernan
Entrepreneur, former CEO, professor of practice at the University of Bath, and author on leadership and organizational behavior
University of Bath; author
Episode: The Power of Disagreement | Margaret Heffernan | Entrepreneur, CEO, and Author on Business Leadership and Organizational Behavior | Season 13 Episode 7 | #228
Michael C. Munger
Professor of Political Science and Economics at Duke University
Duke University
Episode: The Ethics Behind Economic Freedom | Michael C. Munger | Professor of Political Science and Economics at Duke University | Season 13 Episode 6 | #227
Katharina Pistor
Edwin B. Parker Professor of Comparative Law at Columbia Law School
Columbia Law School
Episode: The Legal Foundations of Capitalism | Katharina Pistor | Edwin B. Parker Professor of Comparative Law at Columbia Law School | Season 13 Episode 5 | #226
Daniel Klein
Economist, historian of economic thought
George Mason University; Mercatus Center
Episode: The Meaning of Liberalism | Daniel B. Klein | Professor of Economics at George Mason University | Season 13 Episode 4 | #225
Elizabeth Anderson
Leading scholar in social and political philosophy; John Dewey Distinguished University Professor
University of Michigan
Episode: Workplace Authority and Economic Justice | Elizabeth S. Anderson | Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan | Season 13 Episode 3 | #224
Colin Mayer
Peter Moores Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford; leading voice on capitalism and corporate governance
University of Oxford
Episode: The Future of Capitalism and Corporate Reform | Colin Mayer | Emeritus Professor of Management Studies at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford | Season 13 Episode 2 | #223

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How Inflation Shapes Everyday Life | Carola Binder | Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin | Season 13 Episode 9 | #230
Q: What's the role of central bank communication in democratic accountability?
Transparent communication helps the public understand policy goals, creates accountability, and addresses legitimacy concerns by showing what the central bank is doing and why, beyond hidden models.
How Inflation Shapes Everyday Life | Carola Binder | Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin | Season 13 Episode 9 | #230
Q: Why is the inflation target set around 2% instead of 0%?
Because a small positive target provides room to cut rates during downturns and avoids the zero lower bound; it also reflects ongoing debates about which inflation measure to target and how it affects real wages and employment.
How Inflation Shapes Everyday Life | Carola Binder | Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin | Season 13 Episode 9 | #230
Q: How did you transition from math to economics, and what drew you to studying inflation and macro policy?
I started with math, did an economics PhD at Berkeley, and found the questions about how expectations shape inflation and policy really compelling; the historical angle plus policy relevance kept pulling me into macroeconomics.
Rethinking Literacy for Students with Disabilities | Christopher J. Lemons | Professor of Education at the Stanford Graduate School of Education | Season 12 Episode 44 | #219
Q: Why focus on inclusion as an end in itself rather than just as a means to better metrics?
Because inclusion represents a fundamental human value—belonging and equal opportunity—which can lead to more authentic engagement and long-term success beyond test scores.
How Policy Shapes Educational Opportunity | Rachel Elizabeth Williams | Assistant Professor of Educational Policy Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison | Season 12 Episode 43 | #218
Q: Why do you think charter boards get approved in many contexts, and what does that say about governance and equity in education policy?
Boards tend to be composed of professionals in finance, real estate, and non-local backgrounds, and this composition correlates with approvals for the no-excuses model; Williams argues this reveals structural inequities in governance and accountability, underscoring the need for more representative boards and transparent processes.

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Thoughtful, cross-disciplinary conversations about education, economics, policy, and the institutions that shape learning. Episodes frequently examine how markets, governance, and social norms influence schools, universities, and educational inequality, often through the lens of philosophy, law, and public policy. Notable throughlines include relational equality, corporate and educational reform, inclusion, and the global context of education systems. The format tends to host rigorous questions, diverse guest experts, and practical implications for educators, policymakers, and researchers. A distinctive strength is blending theoretical ideas with real-world case studies and actionable takeaways for improving education systems and governance... more

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