In The Arena with Evan Baehr

The only way to solve our biggest problems is to have the audacity to try. Welcome to In The Arena with Evan Baehr.

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Why does everything look the same? The key to a new type of building
Should we be building our cities like we build our iPhones? This new type of building could help us build more efficiently and tackle the housing crisis.
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This expert wants the US to lean more heavily into nuclear power. Here’s why.
Several high profile accidents have led to negative perceptions of nuclear power. But is nuclear power safer and cleaner than we’ve been led to believe?
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AI is shifting the workforce constantly. Here’s how you can keep up.
At a time where AI is constantly shifting the workforce, how can you ensure your skills are cutting edge?
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Why does everything look the same? The key to a new type of building
Should we be building our cities like we build our iPhones? This new type of building could help us build more efficiently and tackle the housing crisis.
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The marketing of suburbia was a lie. Here’s how we can fix it.
The suburbs are unaffordable. Parking lots are sitting empty. There’s a housing crisis. What if we turned empty buildings into affordable housing?
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How solving energy storage would solve one of Earth’s biggest problems
Fossil fuels supply about 80% of the world’s energy. This renewable energy could be a “silver bullet” solution for climate change.
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How food and pharma are destroying American competitiveness, one human at a time
Processed foods are wreaking metabolic havoc in your body. To diffuse today’s food confusion, Dr. Casey Means unravels nutritional myths.
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