All episodes
Andrei Tarkovsky: World is not perfect
Colin Powell: ‘You’d mention it’
Booker T Washington: Staying down with him
Simon Sinek: Reality and perception
Francoise Sagan: Illusion of art
Omar Khayyam: A hair divides
Nicolas de Chamfort: Chameleon-like
Simon Sinek: Give things a try
Russell Crowe: Living in Australia
Andrei Alexandrescu: Multithreading
John Carmack: Just a function
D L Moody: God doesn’t want that kind of religion
Shane A Parrish: Long term results
William Ellery Channing: Intercourse with superior minds
Lillian Hellman: Truth
Edmund Husserl: Experience
Joe Armstrong: Make it beautiful
Barbara Kingsolver: Memory
Simon Sinek: ‘Different’ is much more interesting
Salman Rushdie: Freedom of speech
Charles Baudelaire: Wings in the way
Ellen Ullman: On top of ruins
Steven Seagal: Lot of inaccuracies out there
Prince Philip: Just as ignorant
Simon Sinek: Not a complicated formula
Charles Evans Hughes: Hard work
Claire Danes: Extreme self-doubt
Garry Tan: Learn or earn
Thomas Jefferson: Count to one hundred
Roger Ebert: God isn’t going to change his mind
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Matter of principles
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Caste system
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Liberty, equality and fraternity
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Great rather than long
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Great versus eminent
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Indifferentism
D L Moody: True faith
Simon Sinek: Beware those who speak a lot
Thomas Jefferson: Artificial aristocracy
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Progress women have achieved
Paul McCartney: Weird
Noam Chomsky: Free speech
Arnold J Toynbee: Blur the line
Simon Sinek: Feel good
Guru Nanak: Ant filled with love of God
Simon Sinek: Away from our desks
John Ousterhout: Not-working to working
Thomas Szasz: Clear thinking
Noam Chomsky: God is an imbecile
Albert Camus: Christian
Igor Stravinsky: Work brings inspiration
Simon Sinek: Private megaphone
Charlie Chaplin: Despair
Anatole France: Relaxation
Ray Stannard Baker: Mob
Simon Sinek: Entrepreneurial adventure
Rich Hickey: Programming is thinking
Alexandra Adornetto: What exam results cannot reflect
Charles Bukowski: Problem with the world
Tim Curry: Increasingly larger bow
Noam Chomsky: Societal role
Barbara McClintock: Extraordinary honor
Adolf Hitler: Propaganda
Ed Catmull: Cost of preventing errors
Pietro Aretino: King
Queen Elizabeth II: Lacked statesmanship
Deb Caletti: Shifting viewpoint
John Muir: Treatment of brother beasts
Immanuel Kant: Law and ethics
Immanuel Kant: Content and concepts
Simon Sinek: True courage
Brian W Kernighan: Most effective debugging tool
Madame de Stael: Death
Valerie Bertinelli: Calories in, calories out
William Shakespeare: Words without thoughts
Shirley Maclaine: Most profound relationship
Grant Achatz: Cookbook
Louis L’Amour: Why are you writing so fast?
Kevin James: Did she mean it?
Ludwig Wittgenstein: New word
Dante Alighieri: No greater sorrow
Herbert Spencer: Seeing by proxy
Saddam Hussein: Politics
John Steinbeck: Produce of the second
Frederick Maitland: Simplicity
Henri Poincaré: Thought
Jerry Seinfeld: Bookstore
Hosea Balou: Suspicion
Simon Sinek: Focus
Annie Dillard: How we spend our days
Joseph Heller: Injustice, treachery or bad luck
Simon Sinek: Best reaction is humility
David Beckham: No time for hobbies
Helen Hunt Jackson: Bosoms of their families
Rumi: Gratitude
Niccolo Machiavelli: Hatred
Niccolo Machiavelli: Titles
Dick Dale: Song, a painting
William Kingdon Clifford: Insufficient evidence
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Bitterest tears