Game Theory

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Game Theory

"Game Theory" is a documentary podcast that dives deep into the philosophical and psychological nuances of sports through the historic lens of Jesse Owens' legendary performance at the 1936 Olympics. Join host Kavi Bharara, a high school student in New York City, as we explore what truly drives athletes to greatness, the complex interplay between sportsmanship and competition, and the powerful impact of sports on national identity and global politics. The show features several discussions with historians, academics and reporters that go beyond the game, revealing the broader implications and enduring lessons of athletic competition.

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    Game Theory: Jesse Owens and Hitler In the 1936 Olympics

    "Game Theory" is a documentary podcast that dives deep into the philosophical and psychological nuances of sports through the historic lens of Jesse Owens' legendary performance at the 1936 Olympics. Against the backdrop of Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime, Owens not only defied racial stereotypes but also debunked the myth of Aryan supremacy. Join host Kavi Bharara, a high school student in New York City, as we explore what truly drives athletes to greatness, the complex interplay between sportsmanship and competition, and the powerful impact of sports on national identity and global politics. The show features several discussions with historians, academics and reporters that go beyond the game, revealing the broader implications and enduring lessons of athletic competition.  

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

"Game Theory" is a documentary podcast that dives deep into the philosophical and psychological nuances of sports through the historic lens of Jesse Owens' legendary performance at the 1936 Olympics. Join host Kavi Bharara, a high school student in New York City, as we explore what truly drives athletes to greatness, the complex interplay between sportsmanship and competition, and the powerful impact of sports on national identity and global politics. The show features several discussions with historians, academics and reporters that go beyond the game, revealing the broader implications and enduring lessons of athletic competition.

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Kavi Bharara

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