Welcome to the New Renaissance with Ambassador Philip Lader and Linda LeSourd Lader - Episode 22
In this segment of the podcast, Dr. Chris Stout and a co‑host discuss the distinctive nature of their curated weekend gatherings compared with large, well‑known forums such as the Aspen Institute, TED, or Davos. They stress that the guest list is deliberately assembled so that every participant has a compelling personal story, often coming from fields that are not widely recognized by the broader public (e.g., a neurosurgery conference speaker, a professional athlete, an advertising executive). This intentional, non‑random selection creates an intimate environment where diverse professionals feel comfortable sharing insights, fostering cross‑disciplinary dialogue that is harder to achieve in larger, more random conferences.
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