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Ep. 111: Global Scale, with Leaders from Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
“With COVID, there's been this renewed focus on the importance of medical research...With more fun
ding and with philanthropic partners, I'm really optimistic about the further impact that we can make on that global scale.” - Sarah Murdoch, of th
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Ep. 113: "To Boldly Go," with Operation Warp Speed's Moncef Slaoui
“The efficacy of these vaccines is spectacular. It's 95%, the same whether you are an African-Amer
ican or Hispanic or over 65 years old.
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Ep. 112: Speed of Science, with Pfizer’s Albert Bourla and Johnson & Johnson’s Alex Gorsky
“I think history has shown us to have major leaps forward almost after every crisis.
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Ep. 110: Mettle, with Mubadala's Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak
“The UAE was among the first countries in the world to make sure it implemented and successfully e
xecuted a testing policy. We ramped up on capacity, on ICU space, on respirator supplies.
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Ep. 109: Lessons Learned: the Intersection of Cancer Research and COVID Treatments
“The road to curing COVID runs right through lots and lots of cancer research.” - Jonathan Simons,
President and CEO, Prostate Cancer Foundation
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Ep. 108: No Silos, with Google Health’s David Feinberg and FasterCures’ Esther Krofah
“What we've really tried to do is get information out there to the public, to researchers, to publ
ic health folks, so they can make better decisions about what's happening so that we can all get through this.” - David Feinberg of Google Health
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Ep. 107: Dealmaker, with Thoma Bravo’s Orlando Bravo
“There were a lot of hedge fund blogs out there saying software is going to get destroyed...And gu
ess what happened? Our recurring revenue stream was really nearly untouched in a pandemic.
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Ep. 106: On the Verge: Leaders in Bioscience Discuss the State of Vaccines and Treatments
“We're going to need vaccines to create as widespread herd immunity as we can, but we're also goin
g to need drugs that are targeted against the virus that can provide immediate protection and also treat those who are already sick," says Regenero
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Ep. 105: Pioneering, with FOX’s Maria Bartiromo
“It goes back to opportunity and jobs....Government can only do so much. The private sector needs
to step up and ensure that they are creating opportunities for a broad swath of the population who don't have those opportunities.”
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Ep. 104: Driven, with GM’s Mary Barra
“There was this ventilator company that needed help. We realized there was one part on the ventila
tor that was very similar to the way a transmission is designed and they were having quality issues with it.
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Ep. 103: A Timely Solution, with EJF Capital’s Manny Friedman and Neal Wilson
“You've got to think big to solve problems….Some of the present bills [have] the potential to solv
e the major inequality problem in the United States.” (Friedman) “Given the historically low rates, what we're saying is the government can be the
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Ep. 102: Humanitarian, with the Hilton Foundation’s Peter Laugharn
“Every society is more fragile than we realize, and every society can be taken advantage of.