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weave a life you love with LYNDA GRATTON
Lynda Gratton discuss her new book, Living the 100-Year Life: How to Build a Career That Lasts in a Life You Love, which challenges the traditional career ladder, arguing that longer lives require a…

careers in the age of AI with Ben Todd
Most career advice tells you to follow your passion, but what if that’s actually the fastest route to burnout and an overcrowded field?

Altruistic Kidney Donation with Joshua Morrison & Elaine Perlman
Peter & Kasia speak with Elaine Perlman and Josh Morrison about their motivations behind living kidney donation and why so few people donate to strangers despite the enormous potential to save lives.

Raising children in the AI era, with DANA SUSKIND
Dana Suskind joins Peter & Kasia to discuss her book Human Raised and the challenge of raising children in an age of AI.

modern stoicism with RYAN HOLIDAY
Ryan Holiday explains how he discovered Stoicism and why its ideas continue to resonate today, particularly when confronting death, adversity, parenting and uncertainty.

the hidden dimensions of consciousness with MICHAEL POLLAN
Michael Pollan is on the podcast to discuss some of life’s biggest and strangest questions: is our food making us sick, can psychedelics unlock hidden dimensions of consciousness?

the multiverse with SEAN CARROLL
Listen to the multiverse with SEAN CARROLL from Lives Well Lived.

Peter Singer turns 80!! 🎂
Listen to Peter Singer turns 80!! 🎂 from Lives Well Lived. Kasia interviews Peter shortly after his 80th birthday, exploring his life, and the ideas that have shaped his career.

a life of kindness with AMY AELA
Listen to a life of kindness with AMY AELA from Lives Well Lived. Amy Aela is an Indian-Australian actress, model, entrepreneur, and host of Kindness with Amy.

the moral marketplace with ALVIN ROTH
Listen to the moral marketplace with ALVIN ROTH from Lives Well Lived. Nobel Prize-winning economist Alvin Roth explains how innovative market designs can reduce exploitation and save lives.