What's up, everybody? My name is Dimitri Gaffinus, and you're listening to Hidden Forces,

a podcast that inspires investors, entrepreneurs, and everyday citizens, to challenge consensus

narratives, and learn how to think critically about the systems of power shaping our world.

What you're about to hear is the second episode in a podcast series hosted

by me and my co-host, Grant Williams, titled The Hundred Year Pivot. In it, we speak with some

of the smartest and most plugged in people we know to help position ourselves, our organizations,

our families, and our portfolios for the once-in-a-century economic, political,

and geopolitical reordering that we believe is currently underway.

In today's conversation, Grant and I speak with historian and author of the fourth turning

Neil Howe about his and his co-author William Strauss' seminal generational theory framework.

We assess how well it has tracked Trump's first 100 days in office, how well it explains

the upheavals we are experiencing in both Western and Eastern societies, and what reasoned

conjectures we can make about how events will unfold from here.

This conversation sets the context for all the episodes that will follow in this series.

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and clarifying conversation with our guest, Neil Howe.