
It's easy to be pessimistic, especially with headlines dominated by global challenges like a changing geopolitical landscape, the rise in authoritarianism, and a seemingly unstable global economy. But what if, despite all that, humanity is actually making progress?Join Progress Network Founder Zachary Karabell every Wednesday as he chats with leading experts like Ian Bremmer and Anne Marie Slaught... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 241 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Being a human being is an anxious experience, and to calm the fear of uncertainty, we’re obsessed with predicting the future. Whether spiraling about changes to the economy, politics, or culture, we’re desperate to know what’s coming around the corne... more
Winston Churchill predicted this nation would collapse, but today India is experiencing a massive economic glow up as it rapidly lifts hundreds of millions out of extreme poverty. We also investigate why crucial historical signs are quietly vanishing... more
The concept of the American Dream calls up images of enormous money and fame that most of us will never see. But what happens to someone who actually becomes mega famous? Is it truly something to strive for? Is the cost worth it? Ronda Rousey, the su... more
Words like "de-extinction" and "cloning" are often associated with dystopian science fiction stories, but reality tells a more hopeful tale.
Ben Lamm, CEO and co-founder of Colossal Biosciences, joins host Zachary Karabell to argue that de-extinction... more
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While the topics are kind of interesting and positive I cannot bear the high-pitched squeaky voice of Emma.
Been receiving your newsletters for ages (I have them archived!) but forgot you also have a podcast. Lovely to hear your voices and dive into your content through this medium.
Can’t wait for more GOOD NEWS!!
I adore this duo! Both have great minds and sound quips- my hope is that are back for many more months of shows, I need it more than ever!
Your newest episode starts out claiming Harris lost the election because America is racist and misogynist. Seriously? Every episode I have listened to a tempered analysis, finding truth in the hyperbole. But this episode the content creators revealed themselves as unserious. This is the epitome of why the election went the way it did: a refusal to deal in reality and a focus on charactering other people in hateful and untrue ways. Then, you allow your guest to go on to justify cutting others out... more
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A thoughtful, progress-forward show that pairs data-driven optimism with expert analysis across science, economics, governance, and technology. Listeners hear conversations that weigh evidence for positive trends in climate, health, and innovation, while also tackling how headlines shape public perception. Episodes frequently feature researchers, policymakers, and authors who provide practical insights, concrete case studies, and nuanced takes on big issues. The format often blends long-form interviews with hopeful, I-can-do-it attitude, making it useful for professionals seeking balanced perspectives and actionable takeaways for strategy, communications, or policy work. A notable strength is its willingness to feature diverse viewpoints—fr... more
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