3 Takeaways
3 Takeaways features intimate conversations and insights from the world’s best thinkers, business leaders, writers, politicians, scientists and other newsmakers. Each episode ends with the 3 key takeaways the leading figure has learned over their career. 3 Takeaways is a top 2% podcast hosted by Lynn Thoman.
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115 episodes
Who and what this show talks about
The people, companies, books and ideas that recur across 52 analyzed episodes.
- Harvard (Company, 8 episodes)
- China (Location, 7 episodes)
- Donald Trump (Person, 6 episodes)
- Apple Inc. (Company, 5 episodes)
- COVID-19 pandemic (Event, 5 episodes)
- Princeton (Organization, 5 episodes)
- Barack Obama (Person, 4 episodes)
- Google LLC (Company, 4 episodes)
- Columbia (Company, 4 episodes)
- COVID-19 (Concept, 4 episodes)
- Amazon (Company, 3 episodes)
- Facebook (Company, 3 episodes)
- MIT (Company, 3 episodes)
- Harvard University (Company, 3 episodes)
- Ukraine (Location, 3 episodes)
- Pepsi (Company, 3 episodes)
- United States (states) (Location, 3 episodes)
- Princeton University (Company, 3 episodes)
- Russia (Location, 3 episodes)
- Xi Jinping (Person, 2 episodes)
Themes
- China and Donald Trump: China, Donald Trump, Barack Obama, COVID-19, Russia, Ukraine
- Harvard and COVID-19 pandemic: Harvard, COVID-19 pandemic, Princeton, Columbia
- Apple Inc. and Google LLC: Apple Inc., Google LLC, Amazon, Facebook, Tesla, Inc.
- Paul Polman and Unilever: Paul Polman, Unilever, Net Positive
Mentioned together
- Harvard and Princeton: together in 4 episodes
- Harvard and Columbia: together in 4 episodes
- Princeton and Columbia: together in 4 episodes
- Apple Inc. and Google LLC: worked with
- Facebook and Google LLC: competes with
- Apple Inc. and Amazon: together in 3 episodes
- Harvard and COVID-19 pandemic: together in 3 episodes
- Apple Inc. and Facebook: together in 3 episodes
- Amazon and Facebook: together in 2 episodes
- China and Donald Trump: together in 2 episodes
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