As technology reshapes education, what happens to the human side of learning? In this episode, Rachel Guerrero shares her journey through the quiet challenges of teaching today — and why preserving empathy, connection, and character in the classroom is the true work of education’s future.

Join us with educator and youth coach Jared Posey as we explore the powerful concept: "Don't steal the revelation." In this thought-provoking conversation, we discuss how parents and educators can create environments where kids experience their own moments of discovery rather than receiving pre-packaged wisdom. Jared shares insights on reimagining education beyond its industrial-era roots, the healing power of nature, and the importance of community involvement in nurturing the next generation. From classroom structures to the potential of AI, this episode challenges us all to consider our responsibility in fostering environments where students can find their own path to what Martin Luther King Jr. called "intelligence plus character" - the true goal of education.

Is life just one long, repetitive loop? Or do we have the power to break free and change? In this episode of our brand new series,Reel Philosophy, we dive into the time-looping, mind-bending, and surprisingly deep world ofGroundhog Day.

🔹 What makesGroundhog Day such a philosophical film?
🔹 Is Phil stuck in fate or shaping his own reality?
🔹 The existential dread of repetition—why does life sometimes feel like a loop?
🔹 Hedonism vs. purpose: How do we find meaning in the mundane?
🔹 Lessons from the film: Can we learn to live in the moment and truly evolve?

Join us as we analyze this classic through the lenses of free will, personal transformation, and the meaning of life—all with our signature mix of humor and deep thought.

In this thought-provoking episode, we team up with NYC teacher Lauren Escobar-Phani to tackle one of the most critical questions of our time: What is the true purpose of education in the age of AI? From the challenges of teaching at-risk youth to the profound ways technology is reshaping classrooms, this conversation dives deep into the intersection of education, personalization, and values.

Lauren shares her journey of nearly two decades in teaching, the shifts she’s seen in student engagement, and how tools like ChatGPT are both an opportunity and a challenge. Is it enough to prepare students for the workforce, or should schools focus more on creativity, empathy, and critical thinking? As the world races toward technological advancement, this episode examines what we should hold onto—and what we should let go—in the classroom of the future.

Grab your coffee, pull up a chair, and join the debate. Education’s future depends on it.

What happens when societal frustration meets corporate responsibility? In this episode, we explore the tragic assassination of United Health CEO Brian Thompson and its deep implications for healthcare, morality, and the power of political rhetoric. We examine public outrage, corporate ethics, and how social media escalates real-world consequences. Join us as we discuss systemic change, Stoic philosophy, and finding a path toward a more compassionate society.

In this episode, Chirag and Sunay tackle the complex intersection of healthcare, ethics, and innovation. From the commercialization of medicine to the delicate balance between profit and public good, they question the moral responsibilities of the pharmaceutical industry. With deep insights and healthy debate, they explore whether progress in medicine can coexist with ethical accountability.

In a world seemingly split between extremes, is there still hope for democracy to bring us together? This episode dives into the forces pushing us apart—and the potential for compromise to bring us back to common ground. From the rise of AI and universal basic income to the widening wealth gap, we explore how America's future depends on balancing individual freedoms with social responsibility. Can democracy, with all its imperfections, evolve to meet these challenges? Join us as we discuss why progress requires both patience and compromise—and why there’s still hope in the cycle.

In this episode of Question Everything (Except This Podcast!), hosts Sunay and Chirag unpack the downsides of our “control culture,” where over-curating life can strip away its spontaneity and joy. They share stories of missed experiences due to over-planning, chat about the beauty of embracing “beta mode,” and launch the #NoSoNovember challenge: a month-long experiment to reduce social media use and live more freely.