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Bestselling author Michael Lewis is back with a brand new audiobook, “Blockers: Rebels in the Deep State.”

In early 2025, when the Department of Government Efficiency arrived in D.C., a “blocker” became the label for federal employees who were seen as standing in the way. As these civil servants were being ousted from their roles, Michael was inspired to tell their st...


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Ever unexpectedly hit it off with someone you thought you had nothing in common with? Or met someone who seemed perfect on paper, only to discover you had no chemistry?

In this episode, psychologist and author Adam Grant talks with Maya about what makes us click with some people and not others. It turns out that good vibes can be cultivated – and there are things we ca...


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Erika Cheung’s first job out of college was as a scientist at the now infamous biotech company, Theranos. Erika realized early on that the company’s proprietary technology, marketed to the world by its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, was not delivering accurate blood results to patients. And even though she had everything to lose by speaking up – and nothing to gain – she felt she...


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Neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff was climbing the ranks at a big tech company, and had ambitious plans for her future—when a health scare made her rethink her relationship with control.

In this episode, Anne-Laure explains why we cling to plans, scripts, and to-do lists when life gets uncertain, and how we can learn to meet these moments with curiosity instead. She ...


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