It's the first Cannes edition of The Ogilvy Podcast! Jeremy Katz sits down with two special guests, Jim Stengel and Jason Heller. Then, we get into the neuroscience behind creativity, and why a drink might be the best way to break through writer's block.

It's the first Cannes edition of Ogilvy On! Jeremy Katz sits down with two special guests, Jim Stengel and Jason Heller. Then, we get into the neuroscience behind creativity, and why a drink might be the best way to break through writer's block.

Hosts Chris Celletti and Carter Pearson investigate the present and future of virtual reality with the help of a number of experts in the field. Is the future of VR exciting, scary, or a little bit of both?

At a recent Intelligence Squared event, historian Yuval Noah Harari talks about the impact artificial intelligence will have on the future of health, shopping, and productivity, and why philosophers will find it easy to get jobs in the future.

Chris Celletti reports from The Economist's Pride & Prejudice conference in New York, talking with a number of the day's panelists including Imam Daaiyee Abdullah, IBM Chief Diversity Officer Lindsay-Rae McIntyre, StartOut.org Executive Director Andres Wydler, and Toronto International Film Festival Artistic Director Cameron Bailey.

In the inaugural episode, hosts Chris Celletti and Carter Pearson interview author Ryan Avent about his new book, The Wealth of Humans, and discuss the implications of mass automation on human society, how we work, live and spend our time.

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