Joe Liemandt is the Principal at Alpha School. We cover how personalized, AI-powered lesson plans are changing the future of learning, why the secret to good education outcomes is in getting kids to love school, and what's needed to be able to deliver this technology to a billion students.

Alan Waxman is the co-founder and CEO of Sixth Street. We cover the power of flexible capital in a world of siloed funds, why so many investors take risk for granted, and the thesis that led to major partnerships with both Real Madrid and Barcelona.

David Senra is the host of Founders, where he studies history's greatest entrepreneurs. This is what he learned from reading the biography of Elon Musk written by Walter Isaacson.

Bill Gurley is a former General Partner at Benchmark Capital. We cover the breakdown of incentives that created over a thousand "zombie unicorn" companies, how late-stage venture firms have largely eliminated the need to go public to access funding and liquidity, and the investing implications if AI turns out to be the single greatest platform shift of our lifetime.

John Zito is the Co-President of Apollo Global Management. We cover the secrets behind Apollo's origination engine, their plan for capturing a greater share of client portfolios, and why companies are abandoning banks and embracing private credit for financing deals.

Mitch Rales is the co-founder of Danaher. We cover the formula behind four decades of compounding success, why benchmarking and continuous adaptation are essential to building a winning organization, and the fishing trip that inspired his philanthropy.

Kevin Taweel is the co-founder and Chairman of Asurion. We cover the process for identifying the perfect acquisition target, how vertical integration revolutionized the handset insurance industry, and the pivotal capital allocation decisions that drove Asurion's growth.

Chris Davies is an investment manager at Baillie Gifford. We cover Moncler's evolution from making mountaineering gear into a luxury fashion empire, the strategic imperative behind their acquisition of Stone Island, and how their shopping experience differentiates the brand in the crowded outerwear market.

David Senra is the host of Founders, where he studies history's greatest entrepreneurs. This is what he learned from reading The Story of Ferrari by Stuart Codling and rereading Enzo Ferrari by Luca Dimonte, Enzo Ferrari by Brock Yates, and Go Like Hell: Ford, Ferrari and Their Battle for Speed and Glory at Le Mans by A. J. Baime

Charlie Munger was the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. In this conversation with Stripe's John Collison, recorded last year, he shares the ingredients for long-term business success, his thoughts on American society writ large, and what makes Berkshire special.