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On this week's edition of the Posthoc podcast, you'll hear our conversation with Templeton World Charity Foundation grantee Sander van der Linden, Professor of Social Psychology in Society in the Department of Psychology at the University of Cambridge and Director of the Cambridge Social Decision-Making Lab. Sander's book Foolproof: Why We Fall for Misinformation and How to Build Immunity will be coming out in February so this will be a sneak-peek into the book.
Posthoc artist-in-residence Grace Weber will perform songs from her forthcoming album as well. Grace is an LA-based singer-songwriter, producer and such a very multi-talented artist; she won a Grammy for penning Chance the Rapper's "All We Got" and she continues to soar.
This salon is part of Templeton World Charity Foundation's Listening and Learning in a Polarized World initiative. Polarization is a critical obstacle to human flourishing. TWCF supports research for new scientific discoveries that can help humans flourish in a world confronted with increasing polarization
On this episode of the Posthoc podcast, Susan interviews longtime former Editor of Food & Wine, and founder of Speaking Broadly DANA COWIN. This salon was co-hosted with OLIVER ZAHN, astrophysicist and cofounder of data science company Climax Foods. After 3 years of rigorous research and development by top food scientists, Climax revealed at this salon for the first time four varieties of luxurious, sustainable, plant-based cheeses. We were also joined by Grammy award-winner Grace Weber, Posthoc's new artist-in-residence, for a very special performance which we've included here on the podcast - enjoy.
On this episode of the Posthoc podcast, we interview author and journalist David Gelles. David is the author of the new book "The Man Who Broke Capitalism," a dive into the tumultuous legacy left behind by Jack Welch. David is a reporter on the Climate desk at The New York Times and has profiled many CEOS as the Corner Office columnist.
Paul Rosolie is the wildlife director of JungleKeepers, an organization that protects some of the world's most crucial rainforest habitat. Along with running a conservation project called Tamandua Expeditions that uses tourism to support rainforest conservation, Paul’s work has taken him to some of the last dark places on the map: For the past 16 years he has specialized in threatened ecosystems and species in countries like Indonesia, Brazil, India, and Peru. This salon is part of our ongoing series with Templeton World Charity Foundation, follow them on Instagram to learn more about their work @templetonworld
This salon with Pray.com is part of our ongoing series on human flourishing with Templeton World Charity Foundation. In 2021 TWCF launched a five-year initiative which has included expanding our scientific understanding of how the practice of spiritual and religious exercises are linked to outcomes that are associated with human flourishing. Pray.com was founded in 2016 in California. It's a top 10 grossing lifestyle app in more than 125 countries and it is the world's #1 app for daily prayer and faith-based content. The pandemic brought about a surge of use in mental and spiritual apps, and Pray.com has been at the forefront of this hyper growth.
Welcome to our first digital salon in a series that is presented by healthcare company GALILEO (www.galileo.io). In this salon, Susan MacTavish Best (Posthoc) and Carolyn Manning (Galileo) will be speaking to Professor Frank Keil about his new book WONDER. Frank Keil is Psychology & Linguistics Professor at Yale University. For the past 40 years, he has studied how adults and children learn and reason about the physical world around them. In Spring 2022, he came out with a new book called WONDER where he explores how we can re-tap into that sense of awe and wonder we felt as children.
Not So Sweet Insulin Prices, a health equity-focused conversation with Galileo CEO Tom Lee and Olympic champion swimmer Gary Hall Jr.
This salon is part of a series we are producing with healthcare company GALILEO.
Who's Galileo? Many of you have met Galileo's founder Tom Lee at past salons. Galileo is a modern medical group operating across all 50 states, designed to improve the quality and affordability of care for diverse and complex populations. Galileo was founded by Tom Lee, MD, the physician and pioneer behind One Medical and Epocrates.
Susan talks with Jacob Ward, author of “The Loop: How Technology is Creating a World without Choices and How to Fight Back” about how unconscious instincts drive our decision making process.
This salon is part of a series we are producing with healthcare company GALILEO.
Who's Galileo? Many of you have met Galileo's founder Tom Lee at past salons. Galileo is a modern medical group operating across all 50 states, designed to improve the quality and affordability of care for diverse and complex populations. Galileo was founded by Tom Lee, MD, the physician and pioneer behind One Medical and Epocrates.
This salon is the first in a series we are hosting with healthcare company GALILEO. I'll be speaking to journalist Florence Williams. Florence is the author of Heartbreak, a personal and scientific journey which has just come this week. (Pick it up here.). During Covid, I interviewed her about her prior book, The Nature Fix, why we need nature in our lives to make us happy. Florence is a contributing editor at Outside Magazine and a freelance writer for the New York Times, New York Times Magazine, National Geographic, The New York Review of Books, Slate, Mother Jones and numerous other publications. She is also the writer and host of two Gracie-Award-winning Audible Original series, Breasts Unbound and The Three-Day Effect, as well as Outside Magazine’s Double-X Factor podcast.
Kicking off the 2022 Posthoc salon season we have a hot topic based on a just-released book, HOLLYWOOD, CHINA, AND THE GLOBAL BATTLE FOR CULTURAL SUPREMACY Salon with Erich Schwartzel. Erich is a reporter covering the film industry at The Wall Street Journal and author of RED CARPET, just featured on the front page of the NYT Book Review Sunday edition paper. Dig in to learn more about China and Hollywood's complicated relationship, and why a break-up may be imminent or already occurring.
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