Welcome to another episode of conversations with Coleman. My guest today is Andrew Yang.

Andrew Yang is a businessman and author.

He's known for his presidential bid in 2020 and his bid for New York City Mayor in 2021.

This podcast was recorded at Andrew Studio and jointly released on his podcast, which is called Forward.

Topics we cover include my upbringing and background in music,

how philosophy is taught, why race shouldn't matter,

the Democrats' use of identity politics, office culture,

the future of work, automation, and AI.

So without further ado, Andrew Yang.

This week on Ford, it is my pleasure to welcome philosopher, rock star.

One of, in my minds, one of the most interesting modern day intellectuals of our era.

Coleman Hughes, welcome Coleman.

It's honor to be here.

I am so pumped to have you here, and I think this might be a crossover episode, so I might be showing up on your podcast. Yeah, so welcome to conversations with Coleman.

Yes, look at this.

It's the

Yang Coleman crossover that the world has been wanting. Demanding. Yes. For years. We couldn't

put off the masses any longer. Yeah. So, so pumped to meet you, I feel like I've known you for a long

time. Yeah, likewise, yeah. Yeah. So on my side, what happened was there was this gathering of folks. I think that you and I are friendly with. It was like Sam Harris. Some other folks got together and, like, you were there too. And I was like, ooh, who's this guy? Oh, that's right. The whole thing that never happened. Yes. That whole event that never happened? Yeah, that's what I was. The Payne-Burn philosophy event that was like, it was like the intellectual equivalent of the fire festival. It was like the Lollapalooza of thinkers. Yeah, yeah.

I wonder who would be Perry Farrell in that one, maybe Sam.

Yeah.

Yes.

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