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Unsiloed Podcast UnSILOed is a podcast series of interdisciplinary conversations that inspire new ways of thinking about our world, hosted by Greg LaBlanc

12/09/2025

Catch this conversation between Arnold Weinstein of Brown University and Greg LaBlanc as they explore how literature offers unique and invaluable insights into the human experience, bridging historical and cultural divides.

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Princeton University Press

Discover the enduring power of literature with Arnold Weinstein, Professor Emeritus at Brown University. In this episode...
11/09/2025

Discover the enduring power of literature with Arnold Weinstein, Professor Emeritus at Brown University. In this episode, he joins Greg to examine the connections between literature and self-discovery, and the challenges of teaching literature in today’s academic setting.

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Princeton University Press

09/09/2025

Explore how reproduction sits at the center of human evolution in this episode with researcher and scholar Cat Bohannon. The conversation dives into maternal and infant health, s*x differences in biology, the intersections of gynecology and s*xism, and the cultural norms that have shaped reproduction across history.

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Penguin Random House

Join researcher and scholar Cat Bohannon as she discusses the significant role of the female body in human evolution wit...
08/09/2025

Join researcher and scholar Cat Bohannon as she discusses the significant role of the female body in human evolution with Greg. She also shares the origins of her interdisciplinary approach to writing her book, which they explore in depth during their conversation.

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Penguin Random House

05/09/2025

Explore the Matthew Effect, the tension between status and merit, and the role of prestige across academia, venture finance, and entertainment with Toby E. Stuart of
Haas School of Business - UC Berkeley. Together with Greg, he also examines how status drives inequality—and the potential benefits and challenges of reducing its influence in decision-making.

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What is the impact of an early advantage—and how does it shape a person’s status over time? In this episode, Greg and To...
05/09/2025

What is the impact of an early advantage—and how does it shape a person’s status over time? In this episode, Greg and Toby E. Stuart of Haas School of Business - UC Berkeley explore how social status influences consumer behavior, resource allocation, and decision-making.

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04/09/2025

Tune in as Greg and Charles Spinosa explore how leaders like Jeff Bezos shape distinctive moral orders within their companies. Drawing on Shakespeare, Nietzsche, and Machiavelli, Charles shows how the humanities can guide leaders in cultivating courage, culture, and vision.

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The MIT Press

Can we view leadership through the lens of the humanities and philosophy? Charles Spinosa, a management consultant, join...
03/09/2025

Can we view leadership through the lens of the humanities and philosophy? Charles Spinosa, a management consultant, joins Greg to discuss his vision of business leaders as artists and creators who shape organizations into masterpieces, rooted deeply in the humanities and philosophy.

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The MIT Press

29/08/2025

In this episode, John Cassidy, a writer for The New Yorker , chats with Greg about how his books have explored economic crises, the behavioral finance revolution, and the diverse critiques of capitalism from both the left and the right. John highlights historical figures from Adam Smith to Marx and examines how crises have shaped economic thought and policy.

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Join John Cassidy of The New Yorker as he sits down with Greg to dissect capitalism’s critics from the Industrial Revol...
28/08/2025

Join John Cassidy of The New Yorker as he sits down with Greg to dissect capitalism’s critics from the Industrial Revolution to AI, exploring the multifaceted and varied criticisms that have emerged throughout history.

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26/08/2025

Tune in as Greg and Jennifer Pahlka, founder of Code for America, explore the gap between policy and implementation, the pitfalls of procurement, and the role of user research in building better digital services.

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Metropolitan Books | Niskanen Center

When it comes to digital transformation, is the real issue technology—or is it something deeper? Jennifer Pahlka, Senior...
25/08/2025

When it comes to digital transformation, is the real issue technology—or is it something deeper? Jennifer Pahlka, Senior Fellow at the Niskanen Center, and the founder of Code for America joins Greg on this episode to rethink how the government approaches digital transformation.

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