Who is AOC, what makes her stand out and what is her deal with Mark Zuckerberg? All of this and more, in this episode of our series: Lesser Known Leaders.

During this episode, Arian and Machlon examine the leadership qualities of the founder of Nike, Phil Knight.

In this episode, Machlon and Arian discuss an intriguing and promising figure in the UK politics. Namely, Mr. Jacob Rees-Mogg.

In the first episode of their new series, The Lesser-Known Leaders, Arian and Machlon talk about Tim Cook. An exceptionally gifted and successful leader who, after Steve Jobs, was appointed as Apple's CEO. And whether it's fighting for more diversity, inclusion, or user privacy he has been driving change ever since.

After having discussed how radically the work environment is being disrupted by ever-growing new developments in technology, ( infotech and biotech in particular ) Machlon and Arian discuss how a kid, born in this day and age could be properly educated so that he or she can properly navigate the maze of life.  Is it about teaching them this or that specific physics equation, or should we instead focus on teaching them collaboration, critical thinking, and resilience?

In this episode, our two co-hosts talk about some of the present concerns around jobs and how the  ( potential ) future would look like in a jobless society. Taxing Amazon and robots, Andrew Yang, and Universal Basic Income are just some of the topics that are covered.

In this episode, Arian and Machlon will explore some of the myths - as well as the facts- about Securism. What it is, and whether it could help us address global issues.

Inspired by Yuval Harari's ( NYT bestseller ) 21 Lessons for the 21st century, Machlon and Arian discuss the often-disputed topic of nationalism and whether it's an effective system of governance in the era of a globalized economy and science.