In this episode I discuss why innovation begins by stealing the ideas of others. No person has ideas that are entirely unique. We all use the knowledge of others to create our own ideas.

In this episode, I propose that government is absolutely essential for technological advancements and innovation. While some want to undermine science funding, research and development, such an act would profoundly alter the future of the United States. .

In this episode I discuss how we can sttudy nature to help us save our environment. Nature has spent eons learning how to recycle, how to reuse its waste to nurture life. Is there a way we can emulate nature and save our planet?

In this episode I discuss a few ways that you can begin to live a more creative life. Creative people are not necessarily born that way. It is quite possible to learn to be creative. 

In this episode I discuss why America is losing its creative edge over other nations. I also propose afew ways that we can regain that edge.

In this episode I discuss why talking politics is the solution to most of societies most intractable problems.

In this episode I discuss some of the ways you can start to live a creative life. There is a lot more to waves than you might believe. When I was young, my father would take us on vacation for a month every year. When I was fifteen, we were in Durban, a .

In this episode, I will discuss how we can use innovation to solve the abortion debate. I am not going to debate the right or wrong of abortion itself.

In this podcast, I discuss why I believe that innovation can change the way we approach almost any issue in life. From politics to business, innovative thinking can revolutionize our approach to seemingly intractable problems.

In this episode, I will discuss how Martin Luther King managed to successfully persuade so many people, and why his powerful words live on today.