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Speaker(s): Rolf Dobelli | Rolf Dobelli argues that we are swayed by cognitive biases when making decisions. By knowing what they are and how to spot them, we can avoid them and make better choices. In this lecture, Rolf will guide us through the most common errors of judgement and how to avoid them. It will transform your decision making – at work, at home, every day. Rolf Dobelli is a Swiss writer and entrepreneur. He has an MBA and a PhD in economic philosophy from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, and is a co-founder of getAbstract, the world's leading provider of book summaries. Dobelli is also founder and curator of Zurich.Minds, an invitation-only community of the most distinguished thinkers, scientists and artists. His book, The Art of Thinking Clearly has sold in over 17 languages and has been a massive bestseller in Europe. Thu, 11 Apr 2013 18:30:00 GMT

The Art of Thinking Clearly: Better Thinking, Better Decisions [Audio]

 In this podcast Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, president of the Foundation for Landscape Studies and founding president of the Central Park Conservancy, discusses her work as a landscape design historian and a writer examining the cultural meaning of place. 

Examining the Cultural Meaning of Place: a Conversation with Elizabeth Barlow Rogers

Joel Brown catches up with Adam Ali aka AdamWontLose to talk  about what it takes to win in the gym and in life.

Adam is in an online fitness personality that motivates his viewers to be resilient and determined to achieve their life goals. 

Adam has received over 3 million views through his motivational videos online. His video "Dear Hardwork" has been shared by multi millions over the years.

Adam Ali - How To Win In The Gym & In Life

Join internationally known psychic and recent guest star on Gaiam TV's Beyond Belief, Dr. Lauren Cielo for another great episode of Golden Rose Psychic Radio. Dr. Lauren Cielo discusses revolutionary psychic healing techniques, does live readings and takes your calls. GO TO http:bit.ly/1KovoTr FOR FREE STUFF!

In this episode, Dr. Cielo is joined by Hawaiian Psychic Healer and Teacher, Vanessa Castro. Vanessa tell us more about Women's Intuition and how you can develop yours! Learn how human female bodies are energetically different from anything else on this planet and remember to call in early to get a Free Psychic Reading with Dr. Cielo and Vanessa.

Callers are welcome and of course, lots of LIVE Free Psychic Readings! We hope you'll join us!

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Women's Intuition with Special Guest, Hawaiian Psychic, Vanessa Castro

The best selling author of The Rise of Superman, BOLD & Tomorrowland "Steven Kotler" shares his advice on how we can tap into our unlimited supply of flow. The ultimate state of motivation for human performance and achievement.

Steven Kotler - How To Tap Into Your Magical Zone Of Motivation

Speaker(s): Professor Wendy Brown | In the United States, the extension of civil liberties to corporations is transforming democracy through rights adjudication. Best known in this regard is Citizens United v. The Federal Election Commission, the 2010 Supreme Court decision permitting corporate funding to flood the U.S. electoral process on the basis of corporate rights to free speech. In 2014, Burwell vs Hobby Lobby granted firms the right to the free exercise of religion, and hence the ability to withhold insurance coverage of abortions and abortifacients for their employees.  This lecture explores the neoliberal logic of the Hobby Lobby decision, makes an argument about the transformations of democracy these decisions entail, and concludes with a critique of Foucault’s formulation of the relation of law, state and economy in neoliberalism.  Wendy Brown is Class of 1936 First Professor of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley. Emily Jackson is Professor of Law and Head of Department in the Law Department at LSE. LSE Law (@lselaw) is an integral part of the School's mission, plays a major role in policy debates & in the education of lawyers and law teachers from around the world.

When Firms Become Persons and Persons Become Firms: neoliberal jurisprudence in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores [Audio]

Speaker(s): Professor Sam Scheffler | Imagine you discovered that shortly after your death an asteroid would destroy the world. How would that affect how you lived your life? Would you bother to come to this session with renowned philosophy professor Sam Scheffler? We think you should. Samuel Scheffler is University Professor and Professor of Philosophy and Law at New York University. Edward Stourton is one of BBC Radio 4's leading presenters of news and documentaries.

After Your Death [Audio]

Episode 3 - New Swedish Fiction Book Club

Swedish literature is more than girls with dragon tattoos. SELC’s grad Nicola Smalley explains what she learned by running a Swedish book club in East London and how reads into the translation of the texts with host Steve Cross.

This is an episode of the podcast series 'Clever people doing things'. Produced by UCL Public and Cultural Engagement, the five episodes are based on their training and funding project, 'Train and Engage', following the stories of researchers and their public engagement work.

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Clever people doing things podcast: Episode 3 - New Swedish Fiction Book Club

Episode 4 - The London Brain Project
What do you get with you put a bunch of brilliant neuroscientists and an artist in one room? The London Brain Project.  Michelle Downes, Georgia Pitts and Louise Croft explain to host Steve Cross how their programmes are helping children deal with their medical conditions, Plus discuss the highs and lows of getting funding.

This is an episode of the podcast series 'Clever people doing things'. Produced by UCL Public and Cultural Engagement, the five episodes are based on their training and funding project, 'Train and Engage', following the stories of researchers and their public engagement work.

www.ucl.ac.uk/public-engagement

Clever people doing things podcast: Episode 4 - The London Brain Project

Listen in as we call teen novelist Julie Murphy about her new book Dumplin'. Julie breaks down gender norms, body shame, and forgiveness. We also got to hear about her childhood dreams (it's not what you'd think!), her tattoos (think books and cats), and the feeling she wishes she could bottle up and give to herself in times of need.

Julie Murphy

Olympian Suzy Favor Hamilton stopped by the studio and gave us a very personal account of her very public ups and downs. Listen in as we discuss Suzy’s fascinating life – from a faux fall in the 2000 Olympics to a brief stint as a Vegas Escort – and the Bipolar disorder that was at work beneath the surface. 

Suzy Favor Hamilton

The Women and Public Policy Program hosts a weekly seminar during the academic year focused on understanding and closing gender gaps in the areas of economic opportunity, political participation, health, and education. Harvard faculty and practitioners, rising stars in academia and leading intellectuals, present their pioneering work serving as a first step in translating research into management and policy interventions. Seminars bring together academics, practitioners, students, and thought leaders to share and germinate ideas across disciplinary fields, creating a dynamic dialogue and deeper understanding of the complex factors contributing to gender gaps. These talks take place in the WAPPP Cason Seminar Room on the Harvard Kennedy School campus.

Reserving Time For Daddy: The Short- And Long - Term Consequences Of Fathers' Quotas

Speaker(s): Dave Trott | Dave Trott will talk about his latest book, One Plus One Equals Three, that goes straight to the heart of the creative impulse. The books collection of provocative anecdotes and thought experiments are designed to light a fire under your own creative ambitions. From tales of 18th century Japanese samurai, to classic battles between 'creatives' and 'suits' in the boardroom, these stories act as a rallying cry for individuals and businesses who want to think differently, stand out and challenge convention. Dave Trott (@davetrott) is the author of Creative Mischief and Predatory Thinking. Dave founded three famous advertising agencies: Gold Greenlees Trott - Bainsfair Sharkey Trott - and Walsh Trott Chick Smith. Born in east London, he went to art school in New York on a Rockerfeller Scholarship. From there he began his career in advertising, as part of the creative team behind 'Hello Tosh Gotta Toshiba', 'Aristonandonandon', the Cadbury Flake ads and many, many more. Dave's agency - Gold Greenlees Trott - was voted Agency Of The Year by Campaign magazine, and Most Creative Agency In The World by Ad Age in New York. Paulina Bozek (@PaulinaBees) has spent the last 15 years leading creative teams to build video games, mobile apps and social platforms. She is the founder of creative studio inensu, a Governor and alumna of the LSE.

One plus One Equals Three: a masterclass in creative thinking [Audio]

The Arab Israeli Conflict - Islamic History Podcast 7

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One plus One Equals Three: a masterclass in creative thinking [Audio]

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