This episode explores the architecture of reasoning itself. From the logic of deduction, induction, and abduction to the psychology of fast and slow thinking, it breaks down how our minds build conclusions, why we fall for biases, and how we can strengthen our critical thinking.

Think of this episode as a practical guide to understanding how good reasoning helps you (as an individual and as a community) make better decisions.

This episode explores the art of resilience and the power of beginning again.

Through stories of artists, thinkers, and creators—from Maya Angelou to Leonard Cohen, Frida Kahlo, and Beethoven—it reflects on how people turn hardship into hope and creation.

The conversation invites listeners to choose creativity over despair, to make art in dark times, and to rediscover the “invincible summer” within us all.

In this episode, I’m unpacking the story of surveillance—where it began, how it’s evolved, and what it’s doing to us now. We’ll look at how thinkers help us understand power through watching, and how that plays out today in government monitoring, corporate data collection, and the erosion of privacy.

I’ll talk about how deep the surveillance runs, how it shapes our behavior, and most importantly, what we can do to resist.

We're being watched, and we need to take some of that power back.