How Big Tech silences dissent: Timnit Gebru’s insider account
Gebru was hired to audit unethical practices in Google’s artificial intelligence. She did. And then, she says, Google fired her for it.
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LISTEN: Olympic champion Allyson Felix in her own shoes … literally
She’s the most decorated Olympian in U.S. track and field history. But in her toughest race, she takes on a corporate goliath.
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Listen — 46:22Journalism is not a ‘neutral profession’: Nikole Hannah-Jones on ‘The 1619 Project’
Hannah-Jones wants readers of her work to feel disturbed and even guilty so that they “feel the desire to do something differently.”
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Listen — 46:00How will you fix this broken world?
In this season finale, host Aarti Shahani challenges you to commit: How will you fix our broken world? Our guests can help.
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Listen — 32:38LISTEN: ‘You cannot take from me what is mine’: Tarana Burke, founder of the ‘Me Too’ movement
Tarana Burke started “Me Too” because the civil rights movement failed to address sexual violence. When #MeToo went viral, she got scared.
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Listen — 47:41LISTEN: ‘You Don’t Even Know You’re Invisible’: Margaret Cho Forces A Generation To Be Seen
Comedian Margaret Cho led a movement to bring diversity to network TV. She reflects on the benefits and costs of being an early mover.
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Listen — 48:31LISTEN: ‘I Was Dimming My Light.’ Common On Music, Love And Change From Within
The Grammy and Oscar-winning hip hop artist tells ‘Art of Power’ about his activism, his relationships, and his unusual ability to forgive.
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Listen — 45:48LISTEN: Want To Change Careers? A 7 Step Guide With Peloton’s Robin Arzón
She was an aspiring lawyer when she was held hostage at gunpoint. She survived, pivoted, and now she’s the head instructor at Peloton.
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Listen — 46:13LISTEN: Do Black People Wear Belts? Kemp Powers On Creativity And Tackling Stereotypes At Pixar
Powers became the first Black director in Pixar history with “Soul,” and found himself pushing for culture change at a very white company.
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Listen — 47:38LISTEN: The Director Who Breaks Silence
Raised in Apartheid-era South Africa, director and playwright Yaël Farber explains the power and pitfalls of documenting injustice on stage.
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