Growing Up with Delia Burgess

Ep. 136 - Anne-Laure Le Cunff: tiny experiments & living freely in a goal obsessed world

Anne-Laure Le Cunff is an award-winning neuroscientist and entrepreneur. She is the founder of Ness Labs, where her weekly newsletter is read by more than 100,000 curious minds. Her research at King’s College London focuses on the psychology…

Love Letter #001: Van Gogh, Violins and Loan Sharks

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Ep. 135 - Delia and Shai: what if offending people was beautiful?

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Ep. 134 - Kate Bean: charter schools, LA fires and embracing change

For 18 years Kate Bean served as the founder and CEO of Aveson, a non-profit built to manage charter schools and lead a national movement to challenge traditional K-12 education. Through her company iChangeCourse, Kate ad…

Love Letter #114: people have opinions & drag queens

HI! This is me reading out my newsletter because why not. Read it here: Growing Up:…

Ep. 133: Mark Oliver - the drive for war & four types of intelligence

Mark Oliver is the CEO of MarkTwo Consulting ⁠www.marktwoconsulting.com⁠

Ep. 132 - Johnson Hsieh: healing the mother/son relationship, software engineering & fraternities

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Ep. 131 - Bryan Kam: Daoism, hedonism & perception vs. reason

Bryan is writing a book called Neither/Nor, which is about two ways of knowing the world: through language, and through experience, and how learning to navigate these sometimes opposing ways of learning can reduce individual and social suffe…

Ep. 130 - Nicole Bosky: healing through community

Nicole Bosky is the founder of Primal Gathering, a regenerative culture design studio that restores people, forests and ecosystems simultaneously and Trust Your Nature, supporting people and employees to feel safe in their own skin through A…

Ep. 129 - Greg Lukianoff: free speech is for everyone

Greg Lukianoff is an attorney, New York Times