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All Episodes

reeducated — 26 episodes

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1

Beyond STEM: Building Kids Who Believe They Belong | Dr. Jennifer Berry | CEO of SmartLab and STEM Education Leader | Season 13 Episode 26 | #247

2

Three Lessons From Living in an Aikido Dojo | Goutham Yegappan | Season 13 Episode 25 | #246

3

Leading Through Change | Rosabeth Moss Kanter | Professor at Harvard Business School, Specializing in Leadership, Organizational Change, Innovation, and Corporate Culture | Season 13 Episode 24 | #245

4

Money Is a Relationship, Not Just a Currency | Bill Maurer | Cultural Anthropologist and Dean of the School of Social Sciences at the University of California, Irvine | Season 13 Episode 23 | #244

5

How Democracy Shapes the Economy and the Economy Shapes Democracy | Lisa Herzog | Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Groningen | Season 13 Episode 22 | #243

6

The Stories That Still Shape America | Joshua D. Rothman | Professor of History at the University of Alabama | Season 13 Episode 21 | #242

7

Why China Doesn't Fit Western History | R. Bin Wong | Director of the UCLA Asia Institute and Distinguished Professor of History | Season 13 Episode 20 | #241

8

Why Humans Don't Think Like Economists | Dr. Colin Camerer | Behavioral Economist, Neuroeconomics Pioneer, and Professor of Behavioral Economics at California Institute of Technology | S13 Ep19 | #240

9

Who Should Decide a Child's Education? | Jishnu Das | Development Economist and Professor of Public Policy at Georgetown University | Season 13 Episode 18 | #239

10

You See What You Know | Johanna Drucker | Breslauer Professor of Bibliographical Studies in the Department of Information Studies at UCLA | Season 13 Episode 17 | #238

11

From Credential Society to Learning Society | Mitchell L. Stevens | Organizational Sociologist and Professor at Stanford University | Season 13 Episode 16 | #237

12

The Groundhog Day of EdTech | Justin Reich | Director of the MIT Teaching Systems Lab and Educational Researcher at MIT | Season 13 Episode 15 | #236

13

The Evolution of Money Over 2,500 Years | Barry Eichengreen | Professor of Economics and Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley | Season 13 Episode 14 | #235

14

Capitalism After Neoliberalism | Fred Block | Research Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Davis | Season 13 Episode 13 | #234

15

Professional Capital and the Future of Teaching | Andy Hargreaves | Research Professor at Boston College and Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto | Season 13 Episode 12 | #233

16

The Architecture of Modern Capitalism | Neil Fligstein | Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley | Season 13 Episode 11 | #232

17

Democracy and the Problem of Ignorance | Jason Brennan | Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University | Season 13 Episode 10 | #231

18

How Inflation Shapes Everyday Life | Carola Binder | Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Texas at Austin | Season 13 Episode 9 | #230

19

How Meritocracy Broke the Middle Class | Daniel Markovits | Guido Calabresi Professor of Law | Season 13 Episode 8 | #229

20

The Power of Disagreement | Margaret Heffernan | Entrepreneur, CEO, and Author on Business Leadership and Organizational Behavior | Season 13 Episode 7 | #228

21

The Ethics Behind Economic Freedom | Michael C. Munger | Professor of Political Science and Economics at Duke University | Season 13 Episode 6 | #227

22

The Legal Foundations of Capitalism | Katharina Pistor | Edwin B. Parker Professor of Comparative Law at Columbia Law School | Season 13 Episode 5 | #226

23

The Meaning of Liberalism | Daniel B. Klein | Professor of Economics at George Mason University | Season 13 Episode 4 | #225

24

Workplace Authority and Economic Justice | Elizabeth S. Anderson | Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan | Season 13 Episode 3 | #224

25

The Future of Capitalism and Corporate Reform | Colin Mayer | Emeritus Professor of Management Studies at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford | Season 13 Episode 2 | #223

26

How Global Institutions Shape Our World | Annelise Riles | Associate Provost for Global Affairs and a Professor of Law and Anthropology at Northwestern University | Season 13 Episode 1 | #222