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Tacit Knowledge

Episode Archive

Episode Archive

5 episodes of Tacit Knowledge since the first episode, which aired on October 1st, 2026.
  • Working on Neglected Ideas with Ishan Sharma

    October 30th, 2026  |  Season 1  |  33 mins

    In this podcast, Renaissance Philanthropy’s Kumar Garg sits down with ambitious people who are figuring out what problems to solve, and what it takes to solve them. Together, we explore the tacit knowledge that enables the world’s best operators.

  • You Can Be The Adult In The Room with David Carel

    October 16th, 2026  |  Season 1  |  35 mins 40 secs
    public health

    David Carel, Director of Renaissance Philanthropy’s Inspired Air Fund, discusses the surprising benefits of improving indoor air quality and his work to bring those benefits to schools.

  • The Tri-Sector Athlete with Cara Eckholm

    October 2nd, 2026  |  Season 1  |  38 mins 18 secs
    urban planning

    Cara Eckholm, a Renaissance Philanthropy fellow, talks about Pitch Fest, a matchmaking program that pairs city agencies' real problems with academics and civic technologists willing to help solve them, and reflects on the cold-emailing and risk-taking that shaped her own career path.

  • Chase Every Idea with Joshua Elliott

    October 2nd, 2026  |  Season 1  |  35 mins 17 secs
    arc, arctic, bits curriculum, climate, darpa

    Joshua Elliott, Chief Scientist at Renaissance Philanthropy, talks about the ARC Initiative's Sulfur Tracking Program, which aims to close a major gap in understanding how declining Earth reflectivity is accelerating climate change, and dives into his ambitious, DARPA-honed approach to program design.

  • Go Where the Problem Is with Charlotte DeWald

    October 1st, 2026  |  Season 1  |  28 mins 47 secs
    arctic, climate

    Charlotte DeWald, Director of Renaissance Philanthropy's Arctic Stabilization Initiative, discusses building a five-year research program to give governments the evidence they need to assess Arctic-targeted climate interventions like mixed-phase cloud thinning.