The world is a big place and there's a lot going on.

One person in our country has been given the authority to potentially end life on earth.

They're credited with saving 11 million lives with elite math.

It will become the Wild West in effect in our space.

Why it matters is here to help. We're curious too, and we're on a mission to figure out how the world works, how big decisions are made, and how something that feels so far away can actually hit close to home.

Whether the first nuclear weapon to be used in anger since August 9, 1945 happens.

Five years from now or 30 years from now matters.

A fleck of paint traveling at 17,000 miles an hour went through all but the last pain of that window. A fleck of paint? A fleck of paint.

A fleck of paint. Lethal autonomous weapons are going to get things wrong. There are people in China who are billionaires

from this recycling process.

Fueled by the minds at the Council on Foreign Relations

and hosted by me, Gabriel Sierra.

The podcast weaves together conversations

with leaders and thinkers who are facing these problems

head on.

What did you feel the first time you went to space

and looked back on Earth?

It's an overused word and that's odd. You saw the ocean and I always say it's one ocean. No borders, no boundaries. You get the understanding about humanity.

Predict. Predict.

So what do we lose out on when women don't participate in STEM fields?

Well, the genius of half of the population.

Gabriel, I tell you, great question.

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