Helen Walters
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630 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 7 Sep
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And then we had a good fight about it.
And then at the end of it, he was completely right and I was completely wrong.
And I'm very happy to have been so.
Especially in this age, in this moment when we're kind of, everybody is having to rethink work and how we operate in the world.
Like everybody needs that person to just both listen, challenge, push and work.
help us all do better it's not just as a mentor you know that's another kind of framing that often we think of with this kind of thing but I don't know there's something really beautiful about the idea of being an Uncle Richard in this world I really hope that that resonates for everybody and now in your own context whatever that is and however different that is from Bill's life as a VC which you know most of us have very different lives but we can all be an Uncle Richard and I think that that's really pretty glorious.
Hello, everyone.
It's May the 20th, 2026, and we are doing something a little different today.
We are going behind the curtain to talk about how reliable, trustworthy analysis and reporting actually happen.
So as the founder of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, Ian Bremmer is one of the most closely followed voices in geopolitical analysis.
He has access to the rooms,
the conversations and the world leaders who make and respond to the news of the day.
And today we are going to get a better sense of how he does what he does.
I am Helen Walters.
I am the head of media and curation at TED.
And here is Ian.
Ian, thank you so much for being here.
A pleasure as always.
So I mentioned that word trustworthy.
So let's start with that very small topic of trust.
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