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Welcome to the Fools and Sages Podcast, where deep conversations intersect with practical wisdom. Hosted by Brian Lee and Boaz Soifer, this show invites listeners into thought-provoking conversations that illuminate the transformative insights Boaz gained from nearly three…
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Waking Up From History with Raj Dev: Africa, AI and the Way Forward (opens the original)
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In this episode, The Fools talk with Raj Dev, polymath and entrepreneur, who shares his diverse background, his work in sustainable development, and his insights on trust, culture, and the potential of AI to transform organizations and societies. Join us for a deep conversation on how technology and human relationships intersect and shape our future.
I Saw Three Ships Come Sailin' In (opens the original)
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In this episode, The Fools explore the nuances of apprenticeship, mentorship, leadership, and the transmission of knowledge and values across generations. They discuss how relationships evolve, the importance of internal mastery, and the parallels between mentorship and parenting. Chapters00:00 Introduction to mentorship and leadership themes 01:48 Transitions and dissolutions in mentor relationships 04:00 Dispositional vs propositional transmission in mentorship 08:06 The role of internal maste
Old Farmers Never Die, They Just Go To Seed (opens the original)
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In this episode, The Fools explore Wendell Berry's life, work, and philosophy, emphasizing the importance of deep connection to land, discipline, and the American relationship with nature. They discuss how living closer to nature fosters a dispositional mindset that influences long-term well-being and environmental stewardship.
Resenting The Benefactor or How Brian Became An Old Korean Man (opens the original)
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In this episode, The Fools explore the themes of easy times, individuation, moral force, and the importance of discipline and moral character in personal development and societal health.
How can we be two places at once when we're not anywhere at all? (opens the original)
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In this episode, The Fools explore the complex dynamics of organizational collective psychology, the importance of dialogue and synthesis in decision-making, and the influence of American pragmatism on collective behavior. They delve into how ideas live within us, the role of polarities, and the importance of shared visions for effective leadership.
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