Time Sensitive
Candid, revealing long-form conversations with extraordinary people about their life and work through the lens of time. Host Spencer Bailey interviews each guest about how they think about time—and how pivotal moments have shaped who they are today. Explore more at timesensitive.fm

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Rerun: 12. Maggie Doyne on Uplifting Children and, In Turn, the World

Rerun: 12. Maggie Doyne on Uplifting Children and, In Turn, the World

Maggie Doyne, who co-founded the BlinkNow Foundation nonprofit at age 19, discusses how, over the past 13 years, she has developed a school, children’s home, health clinic, and women’s center in Surkh...

6 Apr 202259min

Michael Murphy on Architecture as a Vessel for Healing and Hope

Michael Murphy on Architecture as a Vessel for Healing and Hope

Michael Murphy believes in architecture that promotes connectivity, collectivity, and health, in the broadest sense of the term. As the founding principal and executive director of MASS Design Group, ...

30 Mars 20221h 14min

David Wallace-Wells on His Growing Optimism for the Planet’s Future

David Wallace-Wells on His Growing Optimism for the Planet’s Future

David Wallace-Wells, author of the best-selling book The Uninhabitable Earth and New York magazine’s editor-at-large, wields vivid language that makes people pay attention. But his writing isn’t hyper...

23 Mars 20221h 18min

Wynton Marsalis on Jazz as a Tool for Understanding Life

Wynton Marsalis on Jazz as a Tool for Understanding Life

Trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis, the managing and artistic director of New York’s Jazz at Lincoln Center (JALC), is a man bursting with endless energy. Throughout his four-decade career, he has...

15 Dec 20211h

Siri Hustvedt on the Value in Embracing Ambiguity

Siri Hustvedt on the Value in Embracing Ambiguity

When Siri Hustvedt was 12 years old, she began reading 19th-century novels by Jane Austen, the Brontë sisters, Charles Dickens, and Mark Twain that were given to her by her Norwegian mother, and soon ...

1 Dec 20211h 23min

Daniel Humm on the Plant-Based Future of Fine Dining

Daniel Humm on the Plant-Based Future of Fine Dining

Throughout his life, Daniel Humm has constantly pushed himself to the edge. So when Covid-19 arrived, he understood the importance of a quick pivot. Forced to close Eleven Madison Park—his three-Miche...

17 Nov 20211h 19min

Elizabeth Alexander on Moving Forward in the Face of Adversity

Elizabeth Alexander on Moving Forward in the Face of Adversity

The poet, educator, and scholar Elizabeth Alexander, president of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, views her work as an urgent political act. Following in the footsteps of her father, who was a civil ...

3 Nov 20211h 2min

Debbie Millman on the Importance of Playing the Long Game

Debbie Millman on the Importance of Playing the Long Game

Artist and designer Debbie Millman has been fascinated by the power of branding for most of her life. And as the host of the Design Matters podcast (which was recently translated into a book, out next...

20 Okt 20211h 20min

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