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Conflict, Peace & the Global Order
What 160 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about war, peace, and geopolitics
Author: Dr. Vikas Shah MBE DL
623 interviews
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Science & Understanding the Universe
What 190 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about the nature of reality
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Justice, Equality & Human Rights
What 207 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about the fight for justice
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The Resilient Mind
What 161 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about resilience and mental strength
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The Search for Meaning
What 190 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about life's deepest questions
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Technology, AI & The Future of Humanity
What 280 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about our technological future
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The Power of Creativity
What 363 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about the creative impulse
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The Entrepreneurial Mind
What 337 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about the spirit of entrepreneurship
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The Nature of Leadership
What 373 conversations with the world's leading thinkers reveal about the essence of leadership
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Nature’s Last Dance: Natalie Kyriacou on Extinction, Wonder, and Why Hope Is Non-Negotiable
Award-winning environmentalist Natalie Kyriacou OAM, author of Nature’s Last Dance, challenges our most fundamental assumptions about human intelligence, progress, and our relationship with nature — making a compelling case that wonder, storytelling,…
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Biological Computing: Hon Weng Chong on Living Neurons
What if computing's next leap came not from faster chips, but from living cells? In this interview I speak to Cortical Labs founder Hon Weng Chong, who reveals how neurons grown in…
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Dr. Tommy Wood on Brain Health & Cognitive Longevity
Cognitive decline isn't inevitable — it's a choice we make without realising it. Neuroscientist Dr. Tommy Wood reveals how the brain responds to what we demand of it, why dementia is largely…