Steve and Corey talk with theoretical physicist Raman Sundrum.

Steve and Corey talk with theoretical physicist turned hedge fund investor Vineer Bhansali.

Steve talks with Skype founder and global tech investor Jaan Tallinn.

Steve and Corey talk to legendary NCAA and Olympic wrestler and coach Dan Gable.

Steve and Corey talk to Klaus Lackner, director of the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions (CNCE) at Arizona State University and the first person to suggest removing CO2 from air to address climate change.

Steve and Corey talk to Kieren James-Lubin and Victor Wong of the blockchain technology startup, BlockApps.

Corey and Steve talk to Claude Steele of Stanford about his article “Why Campuses are So Tense”. The essay explores stereotype threats across racial lines. Colorblindness is a standard of fairness, but what are the costs of ignoring our differences? Claude describes his research on minority underperformance and why single sex colleges may contribute to women’s success. Corey describes why he believes his daughter's experience is a counterexample to the findings of the experiments that led the Supreme Court to outlaw segregation. The three discuss parenting in a diverse world and how ethnic integration differs between Europe and the US.

Corey and Steve talk to Claude Steele of Stanford about his article “Why Campuses are So Tense?”.

Corey and Steve talk with MSU Neuroscientist A.J. Robison about why females may be more likely to suffer from depression than males.

Kaja Perina is the Editor in Chief of Psychology Today.