History vs Nostalgia
from The Most Important Question
I've recorded hundreds of conversations with incredible people working on the front lines of the future. People who've asked the most important question: what can I do? Who found their answer and followed it. But for today's conversation, we're going back to the front lines of the past because the past can tell us a whole hell of a lot about today and how tomorrow might go. But only if we tell the full story of how we got here, about who got us here, about how my great-great-grandparents got here. And how my grandma...
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