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Sep 23, 2026
Julia HornsteinGUEST
Um, another partner at the firm recently criticized American tech companies for shying away from working with the government because he believes that doing so has only made China more powerful.
Julia HornsteinGUEST
Uh, and of course, Peter Thiel, um, who started the firm, has long made public statements about China, most recently at the Aspen Ideas Festival earlier this summer.
Julia HornsteinGUEST
Um, he claimed the new pope was, quote, "working for the Chinese communists for calling for AI regulation." [laughs] Um, so, so the, the firm definitely hasn't shied away from expressing its views on China.
Akash PasrichaHOST
So then what, what is happening on these trips then? Are they actually scouting any investments? Are they investing at all?
Tricia JohnsonHOST
"History is full of stories about people who didn't turn their back on civic participation," says educator Sharon McMahon, "even when it looked hopeless." And those tales of intrepid fighters help her envision ways of reaching people today.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Aspen Ideas to Go brings you compelling conversations presented at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
After leaving a job as a public school teacher, McMahon started posting civics content online.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
She ended up creating a dedicated audience of 1.8 million people who call themselves the Govern nerds.
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Tricia JohnsonHOST
Kelly Corrigan is the host of the podcast and NPR show Kelly Corrigan Wonders and host of the PBS show Tell Me More.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
She is the author of four New York Times best-selling memoirs about family life, The Middle Place, Lift, Glitter and Glue, and Tell Me More, stories about the 12 hardest things I'm learning to say.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Today's show was programmed by the Aspen Ideas Festival team and produced by Natalie Jones and me.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Our music is by Wonderly.
Kelly CorriganHOST
And number 11, hope is a choice and a practice.
Kelly CorriganHOST
Thanks to Nick Epley for this great conversation and to the Aspen Ideas Festival for hosting it.
Kelly CorriganHOST
We have loved being a part of the Be Hope podcast takeover this week.
Kelly CorriganHOST
Thanks also to the team at Kelly Corrigan Wonders, our technical producer, Dean Kateri, our executive producer, Tammy Stedman, our audience engagement folks, Rachel Hicks, Charlie Upchurch, Mary Bryce.
Arthur BrooksHOST
We've, uh, we've, we spoke together on stage a few times.
Arthur BrooksHOST
We've done the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Arthur BrooksHOST
We've also spent some nice personal time together.
Arthur BrooksHOST
And your work has been fundamental to my own.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
I was in Aspen.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
We were just wrapping up doing my show at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
And so it was a Saturday, so we were going to fly back that night.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
And Libby Leist, my great producer for my show, who now is in charge of all of morning television, senior vice president of NBC, But Libby and I were, she was hiking and we got a call that Sarah Palin was going to resign as governor.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
I was in Aspen.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
We were just wrapping up doing my show at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
And so it was a Saturday, so we were going to fly back that night.
Andrea MitchellGUEST
And Libby Least, my great producer for my show, who now is in charge of all of Morning Television, senior vice president of NBC.
Emeran MayerHOST
My guest today is Dr. Jamie Justice, Executive Vice President of the Health Domain at the XPRIZE Foundation and Executive Director of XPRIZE HealthSpan, a seven-year global competition offering more than $101 million to teams that can restore muscle, cognitive, and immune function in older adults.
Emeran MayerHOST
I met Jamie for the first time at the Aspen Ideas Festival this summer, where she appeared on several panels on aging and longevity, and I came away wanting to continue the conversation in more depth.
Emeran MayerHOST
We talk about why longevity has captured so much attention in the last decade and what is driving it beyond the money.
Emeran MayerHOST
Jamie explains how the XPRIZE competition model works, why it attracted teams that no traditional grant panel would have funded, and where those teams are coming from.
Rachel MartinHOST
John Dickerson has a reputation in my business for being not just a good journalist, but a good human.
Rachel MartinHOST
So imagine how happy I was when I got to sit on stage with him this summer at the Aspen Ideas Festival to play Wild Card in front of a live audience.
Rachel MartinHOST
John spent 16 years at CBS News as the anchor of Face the Nation, CBS This Morning, and the CBS Evening News, a job he resigned from last year.
Rachel MartinHOST
We talked about everything from his famous TV anchor mother to the state of journalism today.
Jen HatmakerHOST
Okay, so backstory.
Jen HatmakerHOST
Marisa and I actually met years ago on a panel in Aspen, [smacks lips] um, at the Ideas Festival.
Jen HatmakerHOST
Um, and we were...
Jen HatmakerHOST
There were three of us on a panel about adult friendships and adult relationships, and she literally has a PhD in it.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Veteran reporter Katie Couric has been a model of adaptation, trying out new reporting formats and seeking out fresh audiences.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
But where is media going next, and can the fourth estate keep up? Aspen Ideas To Go brings you compelling conversations presented at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Music Couric meets up with two up-and-coming voices from the world of emerging media for a conversation about preserving truth and democracy, regardless of what comes next.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Jerusalem Dempsis left The Atlantic to start web magazine The Argument, and Aaron Parnas has millions of followers on TikTok and Substack.
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Tricia JohnsonHOST
Cobb is also a staff writer at The New Yorker since 2015 and was a 2018 Pulitzer Prize in Commentary finalist.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
The author of The Substance of Hope and To the Break of Dawn, his latest book is Three or More is a Riot, Notes on How We Got Here.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Today's show was programmed by the Aspen Ideas Festival team and produced by Natalie Jones and me.
Tricia JohnsonHOST
Our music is by Wonderly.
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