A Conversation With Carl

In this insightful interview, Senior Vice President of the Clinical Research Division of the Fred Hutch Cancer Center (Clinically integrated with UW Medicine Health ) Dr. Sara Hurvitz, a leading oncologist, discusses the latest advancements in breast cancer research, including targeted therapies, immunotherapy, and the role of AI in diagnosis and treatment. She shares her optimism about future breakthroughs and emphasizes the importance of patient empowerment. Let me know what you think and please subscribe.#doctor #medical #oncology #cure #AI #seattle #breastcancer This is not a medical podcast. The host, Carl Leibowitz, is not a medical doctor. We conduct conversations with people who are top professionals in their fields and although Dr. Hurvitz is a medical doctor and a top professional in her field, the views expressed are her own opinion. A Conversation with Carl or Giant Apple Media, LLC does endorse a specific type of treatment or testing timeline for any medical condition. You should always consult your own doctor(s) before making medical decisions about your own or someone's else's health.

Get ready for a whirlwind ride through the past, present, and future of theme parks. Veteran journalist Arthur Levine breaks down how Disney and Universal transformed entertainment, why thrill rides keep us coming back, and how AI could soon personalize every park experience. From classic carousels to cutting-edge coasters, this episode explores the magic, psychology, and innovation behind the world’s most beloved attractions.Let me know what you think and as always Subscribe. #podcast #themepark #disney #universalstudios #amusementparks #rollercoaster #AI #history

Explore the fascinating world of UFOs with Christian Stepien, CTO of the National UFO Reporting Center. Discover how reports are collected, analyzed, and what they reveal about unidentified aerial phenomena, including government secrecy and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.#podcast #space #aliens #UFO #UAP #Earth #extraterrestrial

This conversation explores the complex issue of hunger in America, featuring insights from Katherine Fritz, President and CEO of @LICaresVideo , Sy Hughes, Interim- Chief Executive Officer, @HarvestHopeFoodBank , Jason Jakubowski, Foodshare's President and CEO @ctfoodbankevents Bob Kamensky, CEO @FeedingSD and Monica White, President & CEO of @foodshareofventuracounty7760 All with all leadership within  @FeedingAmerica  These leaders from across various food banks cover the current challenges, innovative solutions, and policy changes needed to address food insecurity sustainably.Let me know what you think and remember to subsribe for more conversations like these.

xplore the rich history of the Catskills with Northeastern professor Phil Brown. He describes the Jewish refuge, its cultural significance, iconic hotels, entertainment legends, and the decline of what was once the go to place for all performers before they hit the big time.#jewish #vacation #hotel #resort #food #culture #american #mountains #podcast #catskills

Exploring the fascinating possibilities of time travel with University of Connecticut physics professor Dr. Ronald Mallett. In this episode, Dr. Ronald Mallett shares his journey from childhood passions to groundbreaking theoretical work on time travel, rooted in Einstein's theories of relativity. Discover how recent experiments validate the effects of speed and gravity on time, and what future advancements might bring to humanity’s understanding of time loops and parallel universes.Take a listen and let me know what you think.#timetravel #time #space #einstein #physics #book #light #sound #podcast

Today's Conversation features Gary Bembridge Tips For Travelers a cruise and travel expert, shares insights on different cruise types, destinations, food, and future travel trends, including the role of AI. Discover how to choose the right cruise, the best destinations, and tips for land and luxury travel.#travel #cruise #ship #ocean #holiday #vacation #luxury #antarctica

The conversation with Professor Jim Bell covered the meaning of space exploration, the impact of Artemis II, insights from Mars rovers, the purpose of Mars exploration, gravity, space tourism, and the existence of aliens. The significance of Mars rovers and their findings was a key theme throughout the conversation.TakeawaysSpace exploration as the human wayThe significance of Mars rovers and their findingsChapters The Meaning of Space ExplorationThe Schedule for Artemis MissionsAI in Space Exploration Mars Exploration and Future Plans

Join travel podcaster Amanda Kendle ... The Thoughtful Travel Podcast / or on apple as she shares her insights on thoughtful travel, planning trips, safety tips, and how to make travel more meaningful and sustainable.#travel #tourism #Australia, #Japan, #Iceland, #podcast #adventure

In this insightful interview, Ittay Flescher discusses the importance of choosing humanity over sides in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, exploring strategies for dialogue, empathy, and peacebuilding amidst ongoing tensions and rising antisemitism. #podcast #israel #palestine #gaza #iran #warzone #jerusalem #peace #empathy

Ever wonder how we’ll keep satellites running without sending astronauts? Or how robots might soon build habitats on the Moon?I sat down with Dr. Gordon Roesler, former DARPA leader and President of Robots in Space,a true expert in space robotics, and his insights challenged my assumptions. “Twenty years from now,” he said, “we’ll have small habitats on the Moon with robots managing most of the heavy lifting—inspecting, repairing, building. The astronauts’ job will mainly be experiments and decision-making.”I realized something halfway through recording this conversation—space robot technology is advancing faster than I expected, and it’s promising a future where space becomes not just exploration, but also routine infrastructure.Take a listen and let me know what you think#podcast #space #AI #robotics #robots #satellites #Astronaut #earth #planets #mars #artemis #nasa

In this fascinating conversation we explore the history, cultural significance, and scientific perspectives on extraterrestrial life, UFOs, and the evolution of public and governmental attitudes towards these phenomena with historian and professor Greg Eghigian. #podcast #artemis #alien #history #mentalhealth #Psychology #criminology #flyingsaucer

Rabbi Joseph Potasnik discusses the rise in anti-Semitism, the importance of interfaith dialogue, and the role of leadership in protecting the Jewish community amidst growing challenges. This conversation offers insights into community resilience, faith, and the importance of unity in facing adversity.#podcast #antisemitism #synagogue #michigan #rabbi #faith #religion #holocaust #security #israel

In this engaging interview, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb discusses the possibility of extraterrestrial visits, the mysteries of interstellar objects like Oumuamua, and the scientific pursuit of alien technology. He explores the implications of discovering alien artifacts, the challenges of communication, and the future of space exploration.#podcast #aliens #astronomy #asteroid #science #technology

In this conversation I spoke with Robin Hanson, an economist and researcher at George Mason University. We explore the fascinating topic of extraterrestrial life, the Fermi paradox, and the possible reasons why we haven't encountered aliens yet. He discusses the 'Great Filter' theory, the behavior of advanced civilizations, and the implications for humanity's future in the universe.#podcast #aliens #space #universe #planets #earth #technology #AI #evolution

In this conversation I spoke to Vanessa Shakib, Adject Professor at @southwestlaw  and co-founder of Advancing the Rights of Animals. We discuss the complexities of animal law, including recent cases, legal protections, and the future of animal rights. This episode explores how laws impact animals in various contexts, from farm to laboratory, and the cultural and political challenges involved.#podcast #animals #animalrights #law #legal #ethics

In this conversation, I speak with Lisa Erickson, Executive Director of Breast Cancer Angels , a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing financial and emotional support to breast cancer patients. They discuss the organization's mission, the challenges faced by patients, the importance of community engagement, and the emotional support provided to those undergoing treatment. Lisa shares insights into the financial burdens of breast cancer treatment and the need for increased awareness and accessibility of services. The conversation highlights the critical role of Breast Cancer Angels in supporting patients and their families during a difficult time.#podcast #BreastCancer, #Nonprofit #donation #medical #patient #doctors

Explore the fascinating history and impact of music in television with expert jon Burlingame Discover how theme songs shape our cultural memory, the evolution of TV music, and the future role of AI in scoring. Also check out his book Music for Prime Time: A History of American Television Themes and Scoring.#podcast #tv #music #theme #sitcom #iconic #history #drama #

In this engaging conversation, I spoke Bruce Robert Harris, a two-time Award-winning producer, about his journey from being a dancer to a successful producer on Broadway. We discuss the evolution of #lgbtq representation in theater, the financial challenges of producing shows, and the importance of engaging younger audiences. Harris shares insights on the changing landscape of Broadway, the role of stars in attracting audiences, and the cultural differences in audience reception across various regions. The conversation concludes with a look at future projects and the significance of supporting live theater.#podcast #Broadway #theater #WestEnd #london #musicals #Acting

In this engaging interview, Jeff Abugov a seasoned sitcom writer and author, shares insights into his journey from comedy sitcom writing (Shows Cheers, Roseanne, TwoAndAHalfMen  ) storytelling, and the intriguing themes of his novel 'Time Travel for Love and Profit.' Discover how real-life experiences inspire comedy, the art of writing for diverse audiences, and the philosophical questions of time travel and fate. Let me know what you think in the comments and as always please subscribe.#sitcom #writing, #comedy, #timetravel, #TV #humor #books #novels #Podcast

In this episode, I speak with Professor from CUNY amd the Grad Center at CUNY Deborah Dwork, an expert on Holocaust history, discussing her book 'Saints and Liars.' They explore the motivations behind individuals who risked their lives to save others during the Holocaust, the role of luck and unpredictability in survival, and the importance of viewing history through a human lens. The conversation also touches on modern parallels to refugee crises and the need for empathy and action in today's world.#podcast #holocaustremembrance #history #refugees #france #germany #prague #intellectualism

In this conversation, Shany Dror discusses her research on social learning in dogs, particularly through the  @GeniusDogChallenge  which explores how dogs learn the names of toys. She explains the differences in learning abilities among dogs, the role of their environment, and the implications for understanding canine cognition and communication. The discussion also touches on the ethical considerations in animal research and the future of studying language comprehension in dogs.#dogs #pets #animals #training #collies #family #podcast

In this conversation, I speak with Maytal Saar-Tsechansky, a professor of information risk operations management at @UTAustin @UTMcCombsSchool about the multifaceted nature of artificial intelligence (AI). They explore various definitions of AI, its applications in healthcare and education, the impact on jobs, and the challenges posed by AI in social media. The discussion emphasizes the need for critical thinking and responsible use of AI technology, as well as the importance of balancing innovation with ethical considerations.#AI, #healthcare, #education, #technology #work #college #texas #medical #podcast

The right way or the wrong way... Season 2 Episode 15 I spoke with Karen Thomas etiquette. She says it’s not about rules, it’s about respect. If you think polished means just-looking good, you’re missing the point.It’s about being mentally prepared, present, and proud of what you put out into the world. Knowing your values shapes your vibe, whether at a wedding, job interview, or a casual brunch. Because at the end of the day, what you put out into the world — that’s what you get back.Take a listen and let me know what you think and as always Subscribe.Follow for more.#politesociety #etiquette #gifts #restaurant #boss #work #socialmedia #dress #casual #professional #polished

In this conversation, Tillie Martinussen, a former member of the Greenlandic parliament and founder of the Cooperation Party there discusses the unique political landscape of Greenland, its relationship with Denmark, and the challenges posed by climate change. She reflects on the welfare state in Greenland, the impact of Donald Trump's interest in the region, and the cultural differences between Greenland and Denmark. Tilly also shares her personal experiences and aspirations for the future, emphasizing the warmth and resilience of the Greenlandic people.Take a listen. Let me know what you think in the comments.#Greenland #climatechange #government #DonaldTrump, #tourism, #indigenous #denmark

In this engaging conversation, Russell Marcus shares his journey as a writer and producer in television, discussing his experiences with iconic sitcoms like 'The Golden Girls', 'Married with Children', and 'South Park'. He reflects on the challenges and triumphs of writing for these shows, the importance of character development, and the evolving landscape of television production. Marcus also offers insights into the future of scriptwriting in the age of AI and emphasizes the significance of teamwork in creating successful television content.#goldengirls #southpark #animation #popculture #comedy #sitcom #writing #creative #advertising #funny

In this conversation, professor Dr. Laura Esserman from the @UCSFSchoolofMedicine discusses her innovative approach to breast cancer screening and treatment, emphasizing the importance of personalized medicine and risk assessment. She highlights the upcoming Rise Up for Breast Cancer conference, https://riseup.ucsf.edu/, findings from the Wisdom study, and the need to address overdiagnosis and overtreatment in breast cancer care. Dr. Esserman advocates for a shift in how we approach screening, focusing on individual risk factors rather than a one-size-fits-all model. She also addresses the challenges of implementing these changes within the healthcare system, including the role of insurance companies and the importance of patient education.This is not a medical podcast. The host, Carl Leibowitz, is not a medical doctor. We conduct conversations with people who are top professionals in their fields and although Dr. Esserman is a medical doctor and a top professional in her field, the views expressed are her own opinion. A Conversation with Carl or Giant Apple Media, LLC does endorse a specific type of treatment or testing timeline for any medical condition. You should always consult your own doctor(s) before making medical decisions about your own or someone's else's health. #cancer #chemotherapy #mammogram #sanfrancisco #california #medicine #insurance #screening #doctor

In this engaging conversation, Stan Zimmerman, a veteran writer, director, and producer, shares his experiences in the television industry, particularly his work on iconic shows like The Golden Girls, Roseanne and the Gilmore Girls. He discusses the importance of writing for women, character development, and the pressures of creating memorable television. Zimmerman also reflects on the impact of controversial episodes, the need for trust in the writing process, and the significance of cultural representation in comedy. He emphasizes the role of art in advocacy and the evolving landscape of content creation.#tv #writing #content #comedy #roseanne #goldengirls #gilmoregirls #lgbtq #theater

n this engaging conversation, Dr. Casey Jordan, who has the podcast @criminalappeal a criminologist and behavioral analyst, and professor discusses her journey into criminology, the evolution of crime in the age of technology, and the challenges faced in modern jury trials. She analyzes high-profile cases, including the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. She also emphasizes the importance of understanding domestic violence. Dr. Jordan also shares insights on protecting younger generations from cyberbullying and the impact of technology on relationships. The conversation concludes with a preview of her upcoming podcast episodes, highlighting various true crime cases.#crime #justice #law #podcast #connecticut #manhattan #middeast

In this conversation, journalist Mike Rothschild discusses the pervasive nature of conspiracy theories, particularly focusing on the Rothschild family as a central figure in anti-Semitic conspiracism. He explores how modern conspiracism has infiltrated mainstream society, the profile of those who believe in these theories, and the economic motivations behind spreading them. Rothschild emphasizes the challenges of combating conspiracy theories in the age of social media and the psychological factors that drive individuals to embrace these narratives. He also touches on the political implications of conspiracism, particularly in relation to QAnon and the broader political landscape.#conspiracy #Banking #antisemitism #republican #democrat #liberal #politics #trump #government #socialmedia

In this conversation, I speak with Professor from University of Austin Professor Peter Stone about the multifaceted nature of artificial intelligence (AI), its historical evolution, and its implications for society. We discuss the importance of understanding AI, the role of research in its development, the potential for job displacement, and the necessity of AI literacy for future generations. The conversation emphasizes the need for a balanced perspective on AI's capabilities and limitations, as well as the importance of preparing students to engage with AI responsibly. Peter is the Chief Scientist of Sony AI. He is also the founder and director of the Learning Agents Research Group (LARG) within the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in the Department of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin, as well as associate department chair and Director of Texas Robotics.#ai #technology #robotics #school #university #texas #chatgpt #medicine

Join me for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Mark Post, the pioneer of cultured meat technology. Discover how lab-grown meat is set to revolutionize the food industry, reduce environmental impact, and reshape our future consumption patterns. Tune in to explore the science, challenges, and potential of this groundbreaking innovation.#meat #cattle #farming #vegetarian #vegan #animals #fish #chicken #podcast #nutrition

In this engaging conversation, @newyorkuniversity Professor Marion Nestle discusses the complexities of nutrition, food choices, and the impact of marketing on our eating habits. She shares her journey in food advocacy, the evolution of dietary guidelines, and the challenges posed by ultra-processed foods. The discussion also touches on the role of GLP-1 drugs in nutrition and the importance of teaching children about healthy eating in a world dominated by aggressive food marketing. Nestle emphasizes the need for a healthier food environment and the responsibility of society to promote better food choices.#podcast #nutrition, #glp1 #food #supermarket #marketing #lobbying

In this episode of "A Conversation with Carl," I chat with @healthwithhunter, a health coach and Instagram influencer who shares his journey of weight loss and wellness. Hunter discusses how his transformation began during the COVID-19 pandemic when he realized the impact of food on his health. He lost 50 pounds through mindful eating and the Weight Watchers program, which taught him about portion control and nutrition. Hunter emphasizes the importance of understanding one's relationship with food and how it can lead to sustainable health changes. The conversation delves into various topics, including meal planning, the role of exercise, and the misconceptions surrounding weight loss drugs like GLP-1. #health #healthylifestyle #podcast #weightloss #eating #diet #nutrition #lowcarb #exercise

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Mary Beth Norton as we delve into the pivotal roles women played in shaping history. From the American Revolution to the suffrage movement, discover the untold stories and challenges faced by women throughout history. Mary Beth Norton shares her personal journey as a historian and emphasizes the importance of inclusive narratives in understanding our past.Key Takeaways:Women were instrumental in the American Revolution through boycotts and organizing.The Seneca Falls Convention marked a turning point for women's rights.African-American women faced unique challenges in the suffrage movement.The Daughters of Liberty were early leaders in American protests.The 19th Amendment significantly impacted women's rights.#podcast #women #africanamerican #history #university #feminism #newyork #annarbor #vote

Join me for an insightful conversation with Stephen Bendle, senior advocacy advisor at the Alannah and Madeleine Foundation, as we explore the evolution of gun safety laws in Australia. Discover how past reforms have shaped current policies and the ongoing need for vigilance in light of recent events. Tune in to understand the impact of community engagement and policy change on public safety.

🎧 Tune in to "A Conversation with Louisa Loran" on Spotify! Explore the transformative power of AI in leadership and how it's shaping the future of business. Don't miss this insightful episode! #AI #Leadership #Spotify

🎙️ Dive into a transformative conversation with Keri Gans, a renowned dietitian and wellness expert, on our latest episode! Discover practical tips for setting realistic health goals, the importance of gradual changes, and how to maintain a balanced lifestyle. Tune in now for insights that could change your approach to wellness. #WellnessJourney #HealthyLiving #thekerireport

In this conversation, Carl Leibowitz welcomes Therese 'Tag' Goulet to discuss her work with Indigekin Productions, a 100% Indigenous-owned company, whose mission is to create, produce and distribute Indigenous-led media arts projects and the creation of 'The Gift', a program and contest aimed at supporting and showcasing independent artists where particpants showcase their talent and then potentially receive money toward their artistic goals. Therese and Carl discuss the challenges and joys of working in the creative industry, the importance of philanthropy, and the impact of AI on creativity. Therese shares insights on how to support independent projects and the future plans for 'The Gift' series, including its potential global expansion.#podcast #philanthropy, #art #artist #indigenous #creative, #AI #film #canada

Join me as I welcome authior Michael J. Tucker to the conversation. Among other works, Michael wrote the book Padre, which details his experiences losing his parents and how that event reshaped his life and place in the world. Michael shares his experiences with grief, the impact of his parents on his identity, and the cathartic process of writing Padre. He discusses the unique challenges faced by Baby Boomers, the different ways people grieve, and how becoming a grandparent has provided him with a new perspective on life. The conversation also touches on the emotional complexities of holidays after loss as well as contemplations of a life after death. #podcast #death #parents #boomer #newmexico #texas #eastcoast #marriage #beach #religion #atheism #God #heaven #education

A Conversation with Carl, continues to celebrate 250 Years of America as we delve into the rich history of Christmas in America and its ever-evolving traditions with @UTAustin History Professor Emerita Penne Restad, author of Christmas in America: A History. Carl and Penne discuss how Christmas has transformed from a religious holiday to a cultural and commercial phenomenon, the role of Santa Claus and the elves, as well as the impact of movies on contemporary Christmas celebrations. They also reflect on how each generation redefines Christmas and speculate on its future. As we all get ready to celebrate with our own cultural traditions, join us for this whimsical and timely discussion. Share with us your favorite holiday traditions in the comments below and enjoy the conversation! #podcast #santaclaus #christmas #books #christianity #holiday #church #God #prayer #drinking #santaclaus #gifts#Twasthenightbeforechristmas #NYC #religion #sleigh #snow #northpole #elves

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Sandor Katz, the renowned fermentation revivalist. Discover the transformative power of microorganisms and how fermentation plays a crucial role in our culinary traditions. From sour pickles to chestnut miso, Sandor shares his passion and insights into the art and science of fermentation. Tune in to explore the flavors and health benefits that fermentation brings to our everyday lives.#podcast #pickles #health #healthylifestyle #fermentation #bacteria #mentalhealth #nyc #cooking

In this conversation, I speak with New York Times Best Selling Author, Jeffrey Selingo. Jeffrey has written about colleges and universities for more than 25 years. His latest book, Dream School: Finding the College That’s Right for You (September 2025), draws on more than two years of research and a survey of some 3,000 parents to give families permission to think more broadly about what signals a “good” college and then the tools to discover their dream school. The conversation dives deep into the complexities of navigating the college search process, the impact of AI and COVID-19 on higher education, and the financial challenges students face. #podcast #college #university #school #nytimesbestseller #author #books #ai #covid19 #finance #debt

In this conversation, I chat with Alexander Batthyany PhD, a leading expert on what is called "terminal lucidity" as well as near-death experiences.During the conversation, we explore the phenomenon of paradoxical lucidity, where patients with severe cognitive impairments suddenly regain clarity right before death. The discussion delves into the emotional impact of these experiences on families.The conversation also explores the nature of near-death experiences, and the skepticism surrounding them. Batthyany shares insights from his research and emphasizes the importance of listening to patients' experiences to better understand these profound moments at the end of life.#podcast #life #death #alzheimers #hospice #brain #heaven #afterlife #god #family #medical #miracle #science

In this conversation with Joe Buchanan we explores Joe's journey as a musician and his unique path to Judaism. Joe shares his experiences of visiting Israel, performing sold-out shows, and the profound impact of his conversion on his life and music. He discusses his upbringing, the influence of his wife and family, and how his music, deeply rooted in Jewish values and stories, resonates with diverse audiences. Joe emphasizes the importance of authenticity and connection, both in his personal life and through his music, as he tours internationally, sharing his message of inclusivity and spirituality. He also talks about his favorite artist George Strait #podcast #faith #singing #song #prayer #judaism #texas #music #countrymusic #religion #god #spirituality #israel

In this conversation, I speak with the incredible Pastor @JesseBradleyChannel about finding hope and being thankful this holiday season. He shares his profound struggles with identity and hope following a health tragedy in Africa. He discusses the impact of losing his career and health, leading to feelings of hopelessness and depression. Jesse introduces the concept of 'the power of the second thought' and his unwavering faith in God as a pivotal realization that helped him navigate through his darkest moments. We also talk staying grateful. #god #jesus #faith #thankful #judaism #mentalhealth #christianity #family #spirituality #africa #soccer #church #family #holiday

In today's conversation, we continue our series 250 years of America. Presidential Historian Douglas Brinkley joins me to discuss his passion for history, particularly focusing on the Roosevelts, the evolution of the automobile, and the current state of America as it approaches its 250th anniversary. He emphasizes the importance of history in education, the lessons from environmental activism, and the political challenges surrounding climate change. Brinkley also reflects on the current constitutional crisis and expresses hope for the future, urging the younger generation to engage in activism and public service.#podcast #presidentialhistory #activism #history #environment #america #climatechange #education #technology #tesla

In this conversation I speak with Dr John Hagen about his book The Science of Near-Death Experiences which brings together science, philosophical, psychological, and neuroscientific aspects of “near death experiences” or NDEs. The discusssion delves into the various perspectives on the afterlife, as it relates to specific experiences of people who have an NDE. The discussion highlights the role of faith in shaping beliefs about life and death, personal experiences that influence spirituality, and the challenges of coping with mortality. It also touches on the intersection of science and spirituality, suggesting that both can coexist and provide valuable insights into our understanding of existence. Hagan is the Former President of the ⁨@kansascitymedicalsociety518⁩ , the Former President Missouri Society of Eye Physicians & Surgeons, and the Former President Clay-Platte County Medical Association #kansascity #podcast #medical #death #life #religion #heaven #christianity #faith #afterlife #neardeathexperience #science #medicine #doctors

In this conversation I spoke to author Barbara Stark-Nemon. We spoke about reinventing yourself after retiring. Barbara told me about how she become a novelist. We also spoke about self-doubt, storytelling, resilience, #authenticity and self-discovery. Barbara emphasizes the importance of overcoming internal barriers, embracing personal narratives, and navigating life's challenges with adaptability. The discussion highlights the significance of finding one's voice and the ongoing journey of self-discovery as essential components of personal growth.We spoke about her three novels Isabella's Way, Even in Darkness and Hard Cider. Take a listen. I hope you will find some inspiration and find your voice. #selfimprovementhacks #podcast #selfdiscovery #storytelling #story #resilience #authenticity #embracechange #jewishhistory #writing #books #novels #germany

As we begin to delve into our series 250 Years of America, University of Chicago Law School Professor Alison LaCroix joins the conversation speaking to the profound lessons that history teaches us about living in the moment, especially during times of impending crisis. LaCroix is the author of the book The Interbellum Constitution: Union, Commerce, and Slavery in the Age of Federalisms. She answers the question: What is a constitutional crisis? What are some of the signs of an impending crisis? We discuss why the period 1815 to 1861 is what she coins the "flyover period" of US History and why understanding what happened then is vital to our understanding of the way the constitution impacts our lives today. LaCroix reflects on how people often lead normal lives even when on the brink of significant historical events, emphasizing the difficulty of internalizing the reality of such situations.#podcast #history #constitution #CivilWar #freedom #Legal #supremecourt #government #leadership