Ben and David take a business story you thought you knew and reveal the drama, complexity, and ambition underneath it.

The history of LVMH and Bernard Arnault is a masterclass in how luxury empires are actually built: not with elegance, but with strategy, risk, and a few twists nobody saw coming.

The full range of human emotion can happen on the job: ambition and failure, joy and burnout, confidence and self-doubt.

This episode is a rare thing: an honest conversation about the tension between data and intuition, hosted at the exact moment Molly takes over the show from longtime host Adam Grant. It's part interview, part handover, and entirely fascinating.

This is a space where real people share how they've shifted their mindset and found their own paths to fulfillment.

Hiwote's career pivot is a case study in choosing joy over expectation. In a world that rewards hustle over happiness, this episode is a quiet act of defiance.

These are unfiltered conversations with CEOs from public and private companies.

Leslie Hall has run her company for over two decades by leading with empathy, prioritizing her employees' wellbeing, and holding onto her integrity. This conversation is a reminder that values-led leadership does exist, even in today's world.

Real, vulnerable stories of navigating major life transitions like career pivots, relocation, motherhood, reinvention. 

Not a career advice episode — a real, in-the-moment account of what it actually feels like to job search for fourteen months in the hardest market ever seen, and the three things that genuinely helped.