Could the world's biggest and most complex problems be solved if only we had the right leadership approaches?

Do we need to exchange the leadership approaches we have for something new?

Join me, Professor Christopher Pietroene from the University of Birmingham for the Leadership and

Disgain Podcast. We'll be discussing with GF what kind of leadership we need to make real and

lost in trade.

Hey there, it's Michael Lewis, host of Against the Rules at Pushkin.

I've been working on a new book. I can't give it all away, but it involves trips to the Bahamas and

court dates and crypto trading and ankle bracelets.

There's one thing I always do when I sit down to write. A lot of interviews on background.

They almost never make it into the book, but they just give me a kind of context of what my

characters are going through. And I'm at that phase right now. I'm going to let you in on these

background interviews. On the record, once a month, listen in as I call up some esoteric expert,

like a crypto sleuth who traces secrets on the blockchain, or a regulator who knows what's against

the rules for crypto firms trading other people's money. Listen to Against the Rules wherever you get

your podcasts.

Pushkin.

Buffy Saint Marie was never a household name in the US, but if you ask her peers, she probably

should have been. She was a pioneering artist in the Greenwich Village folk scene,

playing alongside people like Bob Dylan. She even helped give Joni Mitchell her start.

But in the early days of Vietnam, when Buffy was singing protest songs about the casualties of war,

she was blacklisted by the US government. Her music was barely played on radio,

but she still found an audience. Her classic songs, like Universal Soldier,

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