41 : The Startup School Podcast for Young Entrepreneurs

The Startup School Podcast for Young Entrepreneurs This page is part of the early EATT Magazine podcast archive. In this episode, Bill Aronson, author of The Lost Art of How to Find Things: Freedom from Forgetting, discussed education, memory, entrepreneurship, and the challenge of preparing young people for a rapidly changing world. The interview explored the idea that traditional education alone may not be enough for students entering a future shaped by automation, artificial intelligence, and new forms of work. Bill discussed the value of combining academic learning with practical business skills, creativity, memory training, and action-based learning. At the time, the episode referred to an experimental entrepreneurship school model in Cambridge, England. The program was presented as a way for 16–19 year olds to study International A Levels while also developing real business ideas and practical entrepreneurial skills. The page also discussed themes such as: action-based learningstudent entrepreneurshipaccelerated learningmemory trainingsocial enterprisepractical business educationpreparing young people for future work This podcast was one of several EATT interviews with Bill Aronson exploring memory, learning, digital distraction, and education. Archive note: This page is part of the early EATT Magazine podcast archive, when EATT explored startups, education, technology, learning, and audio interviews. Some older programs, links, or references may no longer be active. Current EATT resources are available here: https://earthlight.gumroad.com/