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Tacit Knowledge
by Renaissance Philanthropy
AI is creating a new type of abundance, which raises the question: in a world with AI what stays valuable? We think one answer is ambitious people figuring out what problems to solve, how to solve them, and getting the work done. Every other Friday, Renaissance Philanthropy’s Kumar Garg sits down with someone doing hard, important work. We get their story, challenges, and lessons. From cleaning the air in kids’ classrooms, to stabilizing the Arctic, or pulling hydrogen out of the ground, you’ll meet people driving real breakthroughs. Across the season, you’ll hear from Renaissance Philanthropy’s network: fund leaders on the problems they’re addressing, fellows on the big ideas they’re scoping, and funders on what they’re backing and why. This season, you’ll learn what makes the best problem solvers so good at it. That’s the tacit knowledge: the hidden playbook. Join us.
Episodes
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You Can Be The Adult In The Room with David Carel
In this episode, host Kumar talks to David Carel, Director of the Inspired Air Fund at Renaissance Philanthropy. David has spent a decade working on the most pressing problems in health and education, and his latest project aims to boost student health and learning outcomes by improving air…
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Chase Every Idea with Joshua Elliott
In this episode, host Kumar speaks with Joshua Elliott, Chief Scientist at Renaissance Philanthropy and a former prolific DARPA program officer. Joshua brings deep personal passion to climate work and is a constant source of ideas who also sharpens others’ program designs. Joshua discusses the...
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The Tri-Sector Athlete with Cara Eckholm
In this episode, host Kumar speaks with Cara Eckholm, the founder of Pilot City and a Fellow at Renaissance Philanthropy. An urbanist at heart, Cara has thought deeply about how to build relationships between local governments and their constituent researchers and technologists. Describing…
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Go Where the Problem Is with Charlotte DeWald
In this episode, host Kumar talks to Charlotte DeWald, Director of the Arctic Stabilization Initiative (ASI) at Renaissance Philanthropy. Charlotte is a deep researcher who has spent her career studying runaway climate risks and figuring out what needs to be done to stop them. Charlotte discusses...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
AI is creating a new type of abundance, which raises the question: in a world with AI what stays valuable? We think one answer is ambitious people figuring out what problems to solve, how to solve them, and getting the work done. Every other Friday, Renaissance Philanthropy’s Kumar Garg sits down with someone doing hard, important work. We get their story, challenges, and lessons. From cleaning the air in kids’ classrooms, to stabilizing the Arctic, or pulling hydrogen out of the ground, you’ll meet people driving real breakthroughs. Across the season, you’ll hear from Renaissance Philanthropy’s network: fund leaders on the problems they’re addressing, fellows on the big ideas they’re scoping, and funders on what they’re backing and why. This season, you’ll learn what makes the best problem solvers so good at it. That’s the tacit knowledge: the hidden playbook. Join us.
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