Josiah runs the ODIN, check it out here! https://www.the-odin.com/

I got to talk with Quinn about what inadequate equilibria is, how the EMH is a poor proxy for thinking about the world in general, and how to think about low-hanging fruit. 

In this episode, I got to sit down with Adam Marblestone to talk about how to accelerate science, what most people don't understand about Neuroscience, and how to have an outsize impact. 

Alexey blogs at https://guzey.com/, and is the founder of https://newscience.org/. 

In this episode, Will talks to Geoff Shullenberger about Girard, the premodern/modern/postmodern distinction, academia, christianity and a whole lot more. Link to show notes, video, transcript and more at

In this episode, we chat with Aubrey de Grey about Aging, Longevity, and Animal Models. Ever wondered why opossums live 1.5x as long on a remote island on the Outer Banks of Virginia? Why do Tortoises live so long? Why is breathing so bad for us? And what the roadmap for treating aging looks like. 

John blogs at https://everythingstudies.com/

In this episode, we cover what has gone wrong with our universities, how she thinks about empowering young people, and a whole lot more. Danielle co-founded 1517 Fund. 

We discuss the past present and future of conservatism, where it has gone wrong, and how politics has changed over time, with Ed West. Ed is the author of Small Men on the Wrong Side of History: The Decline, Fall and Unlikely Return of Conservatism. He is also the Senior Editor at Unherd. 

In this episode I'm joined by Quinn Lewandowski to discuss the concept of hierarchy, how our approach to it has changed over time, and a whole lot more.