Talking Big Ideas
Bob Ewing, Ben Reinhardt, Meredith Turney, Maryrose Ewing, Daniel M. Rothschild, Greg Lukianoff, Dan WilliamsHelping leaders become exceptional champions of the ideas that matter most.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 101 | Subscribers | Read | talkingbigideas.substack.com |
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Husband. Coach. Founder of the Ewing School. ewingschool.com.
Dare mighty things! Journeyman wondersmith at @Speculative Technologies. Past: AI @MagicLeap, Space Robots @NASA + @Cornell, medieval history @Caltech
I am a conscious leadership coach. My passion is helping create a workplace that works for everyone.
A definite optimist. CEO @ The Ewing School where we help speakers bring their ideas to life in a clear, confident, and compelling way.
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President & CEO of FIRE, co-author of The Coddling of the American Mind w/ Jon Haidt & The Canceling of the American Mind w/ Rikki Schlott
Writer. Academic philosopher. PhD from University of Cambridge, 2018. Writes about: philosophy, social science, evolution, artificial intelligence, politics.
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