The Angle from T. Rowe Price

Dan Gardner, bestselling author of Superforecasting, joins Justin Thomson to explore why intellectual humility makes better forecasters, how to think in probabilities, and why good questions may soon matter more than answers.

Shell CEO Wael Sawan joins Eric Veiel to discuss the changing global energy system, why he sees the coming decade as one of “energy addition” rather than substitution, and how Shell is approaching capital allocation, energy security, and value chains.

Former CIA officer Susan Carnicero joins Justin Thomson to reveal how to detect deception, ask better questions, overcome confirmation bias, and uncover what management teams may not be telling investors.

What does it take to reshape a company? Vimal Kapur, Chairman and CEO of Honeywell Technologies, joins Eric Veiel to discuss transformation, leadership, and how automation and AI are changing industrial markets.

AI’s next winners may not all sit in technology. In the final epiosde of this season, Shaun Currie and Jon Friar explore potentially overlooked beneficiaries as adoption spreads into health care, industrials, financials, and consumer businesses.

Arif Husain and Blerina Uruci explore AI’s macroeconomic consequences, including productivity, labor markets, inflation, rates, and the policy choices facing economies and societies.

Dom Rizzo and Frank Shi discuss agentic AI, why it matters for the capex cycle, and how hardware, software, memory, CPUs, and networking may evolve.

Hilton President and CEO Chris Nassetta joins Eric Veiel to discuss Hilton’s evolution, brand-led growth, loyalty, leadership through disruption, and AI’s role in the future of hospitality.

Tony Wang and Lee Sandquist look to the future to help us understand what physical AI may mean for the world. From autonomous vehicles and robotics to defense applications and industrial automation, listen to what the future may hold.

How does a global investor think about AI? In the opening episode of Season 6, AI at Work: From Promise to Impact, Dave Eiswert discusses disruption, infrastructure bottlenecks, relative returns, and opportunities beyond obvious technology winners.