BONUS: Homelessness Is Solvable (with Aras Jizan)

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We're Gonna Need Some Builders — Live in London with Jon Alexander

Recorded live at The Conduit in London in September 2024, Baratunde and Elizabeth Stewart sit down with their friend and longtime collaborator Jon Alexander, author of CITIZENS and co-host of the podcast How To Save Democracy, for a conversation about citizen as a verb: the radic ...  Show more

Sacred Lessons in Masculinity, AI, and Democracy (with Mike de la Rocha)

Sacred Lessons: Masculinity, AI, and the Great Law of Peace (with Mike de la Rocha) What if the story we inherited — that being a man, or a nation, means holding it all together alone — is exactly backwards? Recorded live at the BOOST Conference in Baratunde's adopted hometown of ...  Show more

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