Jesse and Priscilla talk with Kevin Buzzard, a professor of pure mathematics at Imperial College in London about whether computers can get as smart at math as they are fast at math. Buzzard specializes in arithmetic geometry and the Langlands program, a branch of modern algebraic number theory.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with Andrew Lowenthal. Lowenthal is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of EngageMedia, an Asia-Pacific human rights and environmental non-profit exploring the intersection of video, technology, and social change.

Jesse and Priscilla speak with celebrated NFT fine artist, Varvara Alay, about her new NFT collection, Birds of Sōlis. This reimaging of the historical illustrations of Audubon’s Birds of America on Snowcrash.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with political activist and strategist, Heather Booth. Booth started JANE, the underground abortion service in the 1960s, before Roe. She served as the Director of the NAACP National Voter Fund and was the lead consultant for the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Campaign in 2005. During President Obama’s presidency, she fought to regulate the financial industry as the founder and director of Americans for Financial Reform and served as the national coordinator for the coalition for marriage equality. Booth is the founding Director of the Midwest Academy, an on-the-ground or online training program teaching people how to organize and become leaders for social change.

Heather Booth explains the power of organizing and how it can change the world.

• Organizing is people coming together with a common cause to make the world a better place.
• Organizing has resulted in significant improvements such as an eight-hour workday and the right to vote.
• Organizing has provided access to clean drinking water and other benefits of a modern society.
• The speed of change can vary, but organizing can make it happen faster.
• People can fulfill their dreams and hopes through organizing.
• Organizing has extended the right to vote to more people.
• Organizing is about empowering people to collectively make a difference.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with documentary photographer Philippe Dudouit about his work photographing rebel camps in the Saharan region for his book Dynamics of Dust.

What is the importance of fear in tense situations?

• Fear is a natural and important reflex in dangerous situations.
• Dudouit’s photography focuses on capturing the complexity and humanity of war zones.
• Dudouit’s work in Mali explores the intersection of political, economic, and cultural factors driving conflict in the region.
• The podcast is conducted in both English and French.
• Dudouit’s photography has been featured in numerous exhibitions and publications.
• Dudouit sees it as his responsibility to accurately depict the complexities of conflict in his photography.
• Dudouit describes the difficulty of getting rebel fighters to hold still for a photograph.

From top thought leaders to innovative celebrities defining today’s DeFi culture, we’ve got you covered. This series showcases exclusive interviews, introduces the hottest tech companies, and informs you on the most prominent conferences and events all around the globe! This week’s episode features interviews with Anish George, VP, Games at Mythical Games, David Wachsman, CEO at Wachsman
Jamie Jackson, Co Founder of CCO at Mythical Games
John Linden, CEO of Mythical Games
Christian Casas, Creative Director at Mythical Games (NFL Rivals)
Billy Schautz, EP at Mythical Games
John Thornhill, Lead Product Manager at Mythical Games
Chuck Roquemore, Lead Producer at Mythical Games
Shira Lazar- MC and Host

Want to be a MILLIONAIRE? Tony Bradshaw – the award winning wealth coach – teaches us how to make the Millionaire Choice. Shimon, Alex, and Tony discuss how to manage money, what is real wealth, asset classes, the current financial crisis, and even…. a bit of crypto.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with iconic Herblock Prize-winning cartoonist & political satirist, Lalo Alcaraz, about his many syndicated political cartoons including “La Cucaracha,” and human rights activism through art.

Lalo discusses how he uses humor to criticize power structures and push for social change, and shares his experiences with issues such as immigration, racism, and politics.

• Alcaraz discusses his use of satire and humor to criticize power structures and push for social change.
• He shares how he uses his work to fight against issues such as immigration, racism, and politics.
• Alcaraz talks about his experiences with creating absurd and ridiculous hoaxes to call attention to political issues.
• He stresses the importance of representation and diversity in media and politics.
• Alcaraz discusses his advocacy work for environmental causes and sustainability.
• He shares his approach to creating political cartoons and the role of art in activism.
• Alcaraz talks about his Mexican heritage and how it influences his work and activism.

Family office investor Patrick Tsang in conversation with entrepreneurs who share their personal success stories and the processes they employ for innovation and leadership. In this episode Patrick sits down with Christian Angermayer (Part 2)

Family office investor Patrick Tsang in conversation with entrepreneurs who share their personal success stories and the processes they employ for innovation and leadership. In this episode Patrick sits down with Christian Angermayer (Part 1)

Family office investor Patrick Tsang in conversation with entrepreneurs who share their personal success stories and the processes they employ for innovation and leadership. In this episode Patrick sits down with Lior Suchard

In this Episode Shimon and Alex wrangle with the Identity of the Hardcore Finance Show and why talking to people about finance and financial freedom is so near and dear to our hearts.

Jesse and Priscilla talk with Cambridge Zoologist Arik Kershenbaum about clues in animal communications that might help us make meaningful contact with aliens.

What can we learn from animal communication, and what is the possibility of communication with alien life?

• Evolutionary biologists will be necessary to understand complex ecosystems on other planets
• Arik Kershenbaum analyses animal communication to understand how animals communicate on Earth
• Explores the possibility of communication with alien life
• Math, analysis and algorithms are required to understand animal communication
• How do we go about finding out what animals are communicating?
• Arik works on the communication of wolves, dolphins, parrots, gibbons and more
• Animal communication always serves a purpose or it wouldn’t have evolved

Shimon and Alex discuss the recent happenings in the Ukraine – Russia war and how that will impact the global markets. Part 2

Link is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSOSSqtPaRo

Link is “https://youtu.be/uSOSSqtPaRo”

Jesse and Priscilla talk with secret society scholar and expert Richard B. Spence about the history and ethos of secret societies, their deep secrets, and hidden agendas, including the Soviet espionage operation in Mexico and the possibility that they launched a balloon to spy on US nuclear testing in New Mexico.

What are Secret Societies?

• Secret societies have existed throughout history, with some possessing real power and influence.
• New Mexico was a high-security military state in 1947 due to its nuclear facilities, making it a target for espionage.
• The prevailing winds in New Mexico meant that a balloon launched from northern Mexico could potentially drift over US nuclear testing sites.
• Secret societies have been accused of trying to control world events and governments.
• Some secret societies, such as the Freemasons and Skull and Bones, are exclusive and only allow a select few to join their ranks.
• The existence of secret societies and their possible motives have long intrigued conspiracy theorists and scholars alike.
• The true nature and activities of secret societies may never be fully revealed.

Shimon and Alex discuss the recent happenings in the Ukraine – Russia war and how that will impact the global markets. Part 1