Jenny Luna

It’s one thing to have the opportunity to vote. It’s another thing to have the motivation to vote. In this episode of ‘If/Then,’ Professor @ahall_research shares his insights into driving participation in the democratic process. stanford.io/4eD2kaF

I talk about the 2 ancient versions of dealing with the temptations of the Sirens song devised by Jason and Odysseus with Ken Shotts of Stanford Graduate Business School If/Then podcast gsb.stanford.edu/insights/leadi…

@amayor So great to have you on the show!

“If you are in a relationship, maybe you have kids or other people living in your household … it’s very important not just to clarify what you want, but to anticipate and think about the impact on those around you.” –Abby Davisson, MBA ’08 stanford.io/TFTSLoveandMon…

Do love and money mix? One labor economist says absolutely. In this podcast episode, we share a framework on when and how to approach big decisions such as career changes with those you love. gsb.stanford.edu/insights/love-…

I called into @KQEDForum to talk about @NinaTotenberg's 2015 commencement speech at @columbiajourn. Her words that life is about more than work and competition, it's about the people around you, has stuck with me. Thanks Nina! (clip at 44:15) kqed.org/forum/20101018…

Hey, so: I’m co-hosting a new podcast for the New York Times! With my good friend @kevinroose. A weekly chat show about crypto, the metaverse, and other twists in our strange new economy. Be our producer? nytimes.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NYT/job/San-Fr…

Via @CaseyNewton, highly recommended! platformer.news/p/the-internet…

@Edwin_D_Rios @MotherJones @guardian That is great news! Congrats Eddie! Can't wait to read more from you there. Huzzzah!

*taps mic* oh man, I’ve got some personal news… In March, I’m leaving @MotherJones to join @guardian to be their senior reporter covering racial equity. I’ll be unpacking the disparities we live with in the US for the WORLD.

In our newest podcast, professors of finance from Stanford GSB and @Wharton are teaming up to interview leaders about common flaws in the decision making process and what to do about them. Listen to All Else Equal: Making Better Decisions stanford.io/3HE8HcS

@MalenaCarollo and your watch, your phone, your door bell are ringing...

The fun game where you try to figure out which of your million tabs in your million windows just made that noise

Of Carl Sagan's science communication, @davideagleman says "He spoke so genuinely and passionately about the things that he loved...what big ideas could look like, why they were beautiful...and weren't things to be intimidated by, but madly attracted to." stanford.io/38Akb1d

@renoballoon Still on for Friday morning? Any delays?

@renoballoon Still on for this morning? This is quite a lightening storm!

"What you want to do is create an environment where people are not only thinking of themselves, but also thinking of others. You want to make sure that everybody feels respected and feels they’re being dealt with in a transparent way." –@MBushGPTW stanford.io/36glUY9

I love the example in this episode of using the term "strawman," one I've since replaced with gender neutral "rough draft."

I'm thrilled to be on the team that's putting these powerful conversations out into the world. Have a listen and, if you like what you hear, subscribe!

This is gold! So excited for the @stanfordgsb professors!

Erica Smith-Goetz MBA '20, in @FortuneMagazine, "Persistence, passion, and self-awareness are all abilities that look fundamentally different for Black founders because of their experiences with race." bit.ly/30yIqJw

If prop 22 passes, the more than $400 million in back unemployment insurance payroll tax that Uber and Lyft owe the state of CA will have to be paid by law-abiding businesses as their rates will go up, and regular tax paying residents. Vote #NoOnProp22