A lot of people don’t consider business to be a particularly creative field, but Tara Munro would beg to differ. Munro, a public historian and former museum curator, is currently the storyteller-in-residence at InkHouse, a cutting-edge PR and c

Episode 8 - Rex Jung

Nov 2nd, 2018 23m 56s

What do Leonardo da Vinci and LeBron James have in common? More than you might think. Rex Jung, assistant professor of neurosurgery at the Uniersity of New Mexico, joins us via the miracle of Skype to talk about the scientific roots of creativi

Episode 7 - Jennifer Ware

Jul 25th, 2018 34m 47s

In this installment, Jennifer Ware – an instructor in philosophy at City University of New York and an editor at MindEdge Learning – discusses the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence and advanced technology. Among other mind-ben

Episode 6 - Chris Colbert

Apr 11th, 2018 25m 4s

Chris Colbert, managing director of the Harvard Innovation Labs, talks with us about the difference between creativity and innovation, and the ways that schools and corporations can -- and can't -- foster innovation in the next generation.

Episode 5 - Lloyd Schwartz

Feb 28th, 2018 27m 5s

In this installment, poet and Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Lloyd Schwartz argues that creativity is a skill that can -- and should -- be taught.

Episode 4 - Ethan Zuckerman

Aug 29th, 2017 29m 35s

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Episode 3 - Larry Tye

Jun 7th, 2017 18m 51s

This week we sit down with biographer Larry Tye, who has written extensively on icons like Bobby Kennedy, Satchel Paige, and Edward Bernays.

Episode 2 - Dan Kennedy

May 30th, 2017 14m 53s

In Episode 2, host Frank Connolly talks with Dan Kennedy, prominent media critic and associate professor of journalism at Northeastern University, about the results of MindEdge Learnings national poll of millennials on critical thinking and dig