The Heureka Podcast

Jack Chong is a student at Oxford University where he is studying philosophy, politics, and economics. He is the co-founder of Oxbridge Organomics Limited and the president of the OX1 Incubator. Throughout the interview, Jack discusses some of his key insights from his personal experiences in venture capital and entrepreneurship, as well as his thoughts on the future of China's Belt and Road Initiative.

We send out thoughts and prayers to the victims and families of the Atlanta and Boulder shootings. Join us as we speak about these terrible events and other current political and economic news. 

Join us as Mark gives his thoughts on amendments!

Join us as we discuss important news for the week!

Join us in discussing political, social, and economic news! 

Weekly roundup! Join us as we discuss how Sen. Ted Cruz ditches frozen Texas for the sunny beaches of Cancun and other interesting topics. 

We interview Ethan Kelly (aka Let's Talk Elections), the creator of the popular YouTube Channel, on the aftermath of the 2020 US general elections and the future of both major parties in the upcoming decade.

Rahul Rana is a sophomore at Rutgers University who recently began interning for Lux Capital, a venture capital firm in New York City. Rahul is publishing his first book, "Making Moonshots", which is due to be released in December 2020.

Co-hosts Andrew, Cameron, Evan, and Mark present their electoral maps and predict who the winner will be on Election Night.

We discuss the economic debate between the labor theory of value and the subjective theory of value. Are they mutually exclusive or can both be true at the same time?

Keith Naughton is a veteran political consultant and strategist who has led multiple successful campaigns in the past. He now works as a columnist for The Hill and as a partner for Silent Majority Strategies. In this interview, we discuss the varying paths to 270 electoral votes for the Trump and Biden campaigns, and what voters should expect to see on Election Night. If you haven't voted already, go vote!

We discuss the fallout from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's corruption scandal and Pope Francis's endorsement of same-sex civil unions.

We interview Doug Shubert, CEO of Access Gate, for an in-depth conversation about investing in cryptocurrencies and the future of Bitcoin.

We discuss the lack of progress between both parties in Congress in reaching a second stimulus deal and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's landslide re-election victory.

We discuss the militia groups targeting Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer over her coronavirus lockdown policies and recent protests against the government in Kyrgyzstan.

We discuss the lack of progress in negotiations between Congress and the White House to reach a second stimulus deal for Americans economically devastated by the pandemic and rising military tensions along the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.

We discuss the Breonna Taylor protests in Louisville and new data showing a significant decline in the United States' reputation abroad.

We discuss the new Oracle-TikTok deal and the United States' unilateral imposition of maximum pressure sanctions on Iran.

We discuss the raging fires on the West Coast of the United States and new developments in the Sino-Indian border conflict.

We discuss the current debate within the United States regarding immigration.

We discuss the main similarities and differences between varying systems of government, including republics, autocracies, oligarchies, theocracies, and monarchies.

We spoke with Shantanu Roy, CEO of Zeta Management Consulting, about Generation Z trends that impact the business world.

We spoke with Brenden Kumarasamy, founder of MasterTalk, on his journey to make public speaking accessible to everyone.

This is our first reflection episode during which our co-hosts review Disney's live-action remake of Mulan.

This is our first exchange episode during which our co-hosts delve into a deeper conversation on the debate surrounding constitutional law in the United States.

This week, we will be discussing the escalating protests against police brutality across the nation as well as new developments in the West's relationship with Russia.

This week, we will be discussing the 2020 Republican National Convention as well as the continued tensions between NATO members and Russia.

This is our first special series episode during which we interview Jan Gerber, an expert on geopolitics at The John Quincy Institute, to discuss the Rimland Theory in light of growing tensions between the United States and its main rivals.

This week, we will be discussing the virtual 2020 Democratic National Convention as well as the recent headlines involving Russia.