Doug sits down with Jerry Lynch and John O'Sullivan, authors of The Champion Teammate: Timeless Lessons to Connect, Compete and Lead in Sports and Life. 

Listen in for advice on building better relationships, practicing effective leadership, and developing the competitive prowess needed to be an exceptional teammate.

Today Doug is joined by his kids Maia and Caden Lemov. They discuss the parenting styles they grew up with, and how they think they’ll parent their own kids in the future. 

Doug sits down with Carl Hendrick, co-author of How Learning Happens. Listen in for a wide-ranging and fascinating discussion about learning with this former rock band front man, current PhD and professor of applied sciences.

Ravi sits down with William Stixrud, PhD and Ned Johnson to discuss lessons learned from their book The Self-Driven Child: The Science and Sense of Giving Your Kids More Control over Their Lives.

Listen in for William and Ned’s insights about stepping back as parents to let your children navigate the world with confidence and find their own path.

Ryan sits down with Susan Asiyanbi, founder and CEO of The Olori Network®, a boutique advisory firm that helps CEOs and executive teams align their people and strategy during times of complex change. 

Susan started as a teacher in Newark, New Jersey, and later served as Chief Operating Officer for Teach For America where she led strategy across 51 regions and nearly 2,000 staff. Today, she partners with executive leaders to uncover root causes, shift entrenched patterns, and build aligned, high-performing teams.

Following up last week’s show about learning one skill per year, Ravi sits down with friend and fitness expert Sadie Durante, who coached him during his year of powerlifting. 

Sadie is the director of Power Monkey Fitness and offers lessons about the importance of building community and emphasizing fun while teaching life-changing skills.

Ryan sits down with Ravi to discuss his Imbroglio piece One Skill Per Year. 

Each year for the past five years, Ravi has followed a regimen of intense focus to successfully learn one skill:

Ravi presents a roadmap for anyone who has always wanted to learn something, but never got around to it. If you’ve got dreams about things you’ve always wanted to do - it’s not too late. Take Ravi’s advice and make them happen.

This week on Sweat the Technique, Doug sits down with two innovators in the world of youth soccer to discuss what it takes to turn promising young athletes into world-class champions. 

Matt Lawrey is the director at Atlanta United Youth Academy, and Steve Covino is the school’s under seventeen head coach. 

Ravi interviews Edward Tian, a recent Princeton graduate and brilliant young creator of GPT Zero: one of the web’s foremost AI detection tools. 

They discuss the technology, ethics and implications of AI as it pertains not only to education - but to law, business, journalism, and beyond.

Today Stacey interviews Melinda Wenner Moyer, author of How to Raise Kids Who Aren't Assholes: Science-Based Strategies for Better Parenting--from Tots to Teens.

Melinda provides an actionable, science-based guide for parents on how to shape their kids into honest, kind, generous, confident, independent, and resilient people.