The Intersect: Healthcare Designed Across Disciplines

Great solutions are born at the intersections. In a world that rewards specialization, range is an advantage. The Intersect curates insights from healthcare, tech, engineering, science, and design to help you think smarter, design better, and build for impact. Hosted by AI, each episode turns diverse ideas into actionable conversations.

The Intersect: Healthcare Designed Across Disciplines is a health podcast hosted by Well Revolution, with 61 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Well Revolution hosts The Intersect: Healthcare Designed Across Disciplines, a health show with 61 episodes published.

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  The 2025 Shareholder Letters: BlackRock & JPMorgan Chase CEOs on Markets, Policy, and Leadership

  Apr 21, 202521 minS0

  <p>The Future of Investing and Leadership in a Changing World: Insights from Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon</p><p>Tune in for a deep dive into the strategic thinking of Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, and Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, as revealed in their insightful 2025 shareholder letters. This episode unpacks their visions for the future of finance and leadership in today's complex global landscape. Discover BlackRock's mission to democratize investing, making previously exclusive markets like infrastructure and private credit accessible to a wider range of investors. Fink champions the idea of "More investment. More investors." as the...

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  Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway 2024 Shareholder Letter

  Mar 23, 202535 minS1

  <p>This episode delves into the key takeaways from Warren Buffett's annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders. Gain insights into Buffett's reflections on past mistakes in capital allocation and personnel decisions, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and correcting errors promptly, a philosophy echoed by Charlie Munger. The episode highlights the upcoming leadership transition to Greg Abel and his commitment to transparent communication with shareholders.</p><p>The narrative explores the remarkable acquisition of Forest River through the lens of its founder, Pete Liegl, illustrating Berkshire's unique approach to acquiring and managing businesses based on trust and alignment of interests. Learn...

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  Theodore Levitt's Classic Marketing Insights

  Mar 22, 202524 minS1

  <p>This episode delves into the timeless wisdom of Theodore Levitt, a foundational figure in modern marketing, exploring his most influential ideas as presented in his Harvard Business Review articles. We begin by examining the concept of "Marketing Myopia," where Levitt argues that companies often fail because they define their business too narrowly, focusing on their products rather than on fulfilling evolving customer needs, using the example of the railroads. Discover how this seemingly simple idea revolutionized the way businesses think about their purpose and markets.</p><p>Next, we explore the critical importance of understanding the customer. Levitt emphasizes...

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  Marketing Myopia: Avoiding Product-Focused Decline

  Mar 21, 202518 minS1

  <p>Have you ever wondered why some once-dominant industries falter and fade away despite seemingly having a superior product? This episode delves into Theodore Levitt's seminal article, "Marketing Myopia," which argues that the downfall of many "growth" industries isn't due to market saturation, but rather a failure of management to define their business broadly and focus on customer needs instead of narrow product orientation.</p><p>We explore Levitt's insightful analysis, starting with the classic example of the railroads, which declined not because the need for transportation diminished, but because they saw themselves as being in the "railroad business" rather...

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  The Painful State of Healthcare Design

  Mar 20, 20259 minS1

  <p>Why does navigating healthcare so often feel like a painful experience? Join us as we delve into Ida Persson's thought-provoking exploration of the frustrations inherent in healthcare design across different systems. Drawing on her personal experiences in Sweden's public system, the U.S.'s private system, and Germany's mixed approach, Persson, a designer passionate about human-centered experiences, questions why healthcare consistently falls short. Is the problem rooted in the complex web of stakeholders, regulations, and financial pressures that even physicians struggle to understand? Or is the focus on profit undermining patient well-being? We examine the stark contrast between the...

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