Live from the Philadelphia Podcast Festival we talk to Alex Hillman, co-founder of the legendary coworking space Indy Hall about building community, being an entrepreneur, and how to avoid bias along the way.

Your ideas may not be your own.

Our need to be consistent can be used against us.

Our brains treat memory like totalitarian regimes treat history, with a LOT of fabrication.

For the fourth season premiere we have very special guest Meredith Broussard talking about her book, "Artificial Unintelligence", and the biases that infect the technologies we use.

My wife is the smartest person I know, so it's about time we had her on the show. In the season three finale, she walks us through why bronze medalists feel better than silver medalists and why it feels worse to miss a flight that was delayed than one that took off on time - and a whole lot more.

Way number 1,049 we think our group is better than everyone else's.

I'm complicated. You're basic.

The system draws power from the very people it hurts believing in it.

In which I take the Implicit Association Test and find out just how biased I really am.