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Your career can start again at 60.

Gerardo built biotech companies and raised venture capital before joining MIT's Executive MBA in his late 50s. We test whether a $200,000 degree pays off and how he went from injury to qualifying for the Boston Marathon.

An AI agent that phones you when you slip.

Adilet built a personal agent to run his recovery from ACL surgery. It organizes research, reads his Oura data, prepares his doctor visits and calls him when he misses a log. We cover cost, privacy and AI as a second brain.

The best company makes itself unnecessary.

Mohita left medicine to build 1For1Health around reproductive health education and access. Recorded at MIT Sloan, we talk about resilience, the AI tools she uses every day and measuring success through systemic change.

The human hand is the hardest problem in robotics.

Andrew leads the team building robot hands and arms at the RAI Institute. He holds a PhD from Yale, 40+ papers, 3 patents and two covers of Science Robotics. We ask how close a humanoid in your home really is.

Building a foundation for AI-native teams.

Pavel brings 13 years across civil engineering and product to Substrate. He studied at MIT Sloan.

Clothing that protects your face from AI.

Rachele is a fashion and textile designer who developed a patented textile that shields wearers from facial recognition.