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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

12/11/2025

In this episode, Judd Kessler of The Wharton School joins Greg to discuss the hidden markets that shape everything from restaurant reservations and concert tickets to college admissions and dating. Together, they explore market design strategies such as allocation mechanisms, centralized clearinghouses, and signaling.

Listen to the full episode at: buff.ly/Me1Enpr

| Hachette Book Group

Listen as Judd Kessler of The Wharton School delves deep with Greg into his book, which serves as a guide for both parti...
11/11/2025

Listen as Judd Kessler of The Wharton School delves deep with Greg into his book, which serves as a guide for both participants in the everyday markets that shape our lives and the designers who create them.

The full episode is available at: buff.ly/Me1Enpr

| Hachette Book Group

07/11/2025

Catch Angus Fletcher of The Ohio State University as he and Greg explore how the brain’s restlessness fuels intelligence and how literature cultivates imagination, perspective, and emotional intelligence—key skills for leaders and problem-solvers.

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Penguin Random House

Go beyond logic and unlock human potential through story science in this episode featuring Angus Fletcher of The Ohio St...
07/11/2025

Go beyond logic and unlock human potential through story science in this episode featuring Angus Fletcher of The Ohio State University. He and Greg discuss the intersection of story science and philosophy, emphasizing the importance of mythos and narrative thinking as opposed to logos—the purely logical, data-driven approaches in areas like decision-making and leadership.

The full episode is available at: buff.ly/KAXeDFh

| Penguin Random House

04/11/2025

Tune in as Barry Schwartz, Professor Emeritus at Swarthmore College, joins Greg to explore the broader implications of rational choice theory in various fields, the history of economic and social science paradigms, and the necessity of incorporating ethical considerations into people’s decision-making processes.

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Yale University Press

Our guest for today’s episode is one of the first people Greg had on the podcast — Barry Schwartz of Swarthmore College....
03/11/2025

Our guest for today’s episode is one of the first people Greg had on the podcast — Barry Schwartz of Swarthmore College. He joins Greg to discuss his latest co-authored book, which explores rational choice theory and practical wisdom in decision-making.

The full episode is available at buff.ly/T7P1RXQ



Yale University Press

31/10/2025

Join Nicolai J. Foss of Copenhagen Business School in a conversation with Greg LaBlanc as they discuss the feasibility and realities of operating without traditional hierarchies, why these models often rely heavily on exceptional founders and aren’t suited for all business types, and the essential roles managers play in coordination, cooperation, and maintaining effective workflows.

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| PublicAffairs

Catch Nicolai J. Foss of Copenhagen Business School as he joins Greg LaBlanc to dive deep into his latest book, which pu...
30/10/2025

Catch Nicolai J. Foss of Copenhagen Business School as he joins Greg LaBlanc to dive deep into his latest book, which pushes back on the notion that the key to breakthrough success for organizations lies in flat, leaderless structures like today’s trendy startups — and makes the case for why companies need hierarchies to function.

The full episode is available at: buff.ly/vgJIqlz

| PublicAffairs

28/10/2025

In this episode, Greg and Fredrik deBoer discuss the American political left and why the left–right divide is a false dichotomy. Fredrik argues that the left’s preoccupation with symbolic issues often undermines its ability to build broad-based coalitions and suggests a return to class-first politics as a more effective strategy.

They also touch on the role of nonprofits, the evolution of meritocracy in education, and the challenges of achieving genuine economic and social justice

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Coffee House Press

Join Greg in this new episode as he sits down with Fredrik deBoer to discuss the evolution and internal contradictions o...
27/10/2025

Join Greg in this new episode as he sits down with Fredrik deBoer to discuss the evolution and internal contradictions of the American political left.

The full episode is available at buff.ly/vkLNY3h

| Coffee House Press

24/10/2025

In this episode, Sangeet Paul Choudary, senior fellow at UC Berkeley, explores AI’s broader impact—from modular business and shifting professional roles to new economic control points—and how companies can realign strategies to drive innovation and competitive advantage.

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Tune in to this new episode featuring Sangeet Paul Choudary of UC Berkeley. Together with Greg, he explores how AI’s tra...
23/10/2025

Tune in to this new episode featuring Sangeet Paul Choudary of UC Berkeley. Together with Greg, he explores how AI’s transformative impact goes far beyond automating tasks—reshaping industry structures, redefining competitive advantage, and reimagining corporate strategy.

The full episode is available at buff.ly/9eISZcA

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