Would you like to expand your mind and live more deliberately?


The Knowledge Project Podcast shares the best of what other people have already figured out

We’re really excited to introduce you to The Knowledge Project Podcast, which explores ideas that help expand your mind, live deliberately, and master the best of what other people have already figured out. Produced by Shane Parris of Farnam Street, an organization that helps people develop an understanding of how the world really works, the podcast covers everything from decision making to living life more fully. It features interviews about science and the humanities that will help you connect ideas and explore meaning.

Pretty powerful, huh?

Here are three of our favorite recent episodes:

Episode 43: The Mental Habits of Effective Leaders: My Interview with Jennifer Garvey Berger — Developmental coach and author Jennifer Garvey Berger shares habits to ensure continual growth, accelerated learning, and deepened relationships of trust.

Episode 42: The Path to Perpetual Progress: My Interview with Atul Gawande — Surgeon, writer, and researcher Atul Gawande shares lessons about creating a culture of safe learning, the critical difference between a coach and a mentor, and how to ensure constant improvement in key areas of your personal and professional life.

Episode 39: Thinking About Thinking: My Conversation with Tyler Cowen — Parris chats with Tyler Cowen, economics professor, author, and creator of Marginal Revolution blog, about tech advances, the changing labor market, and upgrading your thinking process to accommodate the information age.

Available on iTunes, Stitcher, and Spotify, this is a can’t-miss podcast.

[Editor’s Note: eCampus News will be featuring a higher ed podcast every Friday. Send your favorites to eullman@ecampusnews.com.]

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