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Motley Fool Conversations: 11.18.2009

motleyfoolconversations@fool.com Author: The Motley Fool
Wed, Nov 18, 2009

MFS Investment Management Chairman Robert Pozen, author of Too Big to Save? How To Fix the US Financial System, shares his thoughts on the financial crisis and offers some solutions.  

Corporate Library co-founder and film critic Nell Minow talks corporate governance, executive compensation, clawbacks, Warren Buffett, George Clooney, and Gilliganâs Island.   

SuperFreakonomics co-author Stephen Dubner talks about the economics behind prostitution and explains the connection between day traders and capuchin monkeys.

Whatâs Warren Buffettâs biggest weakness? Whatâs his greatest strength? And after giving author Alice Schroeder unfettered access to write about his life, why did Buffett give her book such a chilly reception? Schroeder tackles those questions and talks about her book, The Snowball:  Warren Buffett and The Business of Life.

Dr. Robert Cialdini talks about one way we can wield more influence and shares one of the keys to Warren Buffett's influence.  Dr.  Cialdini is the founder and President of Influence at Work and the author of a number of books, including Influence: Science and Practice and the recently published Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive.    

Harvard business professor and Innovator's Dilemma author Clayton Christensen talks disruptive innovation, shares his investing philosophy, and gives his take on Amazon.com, Apple, and Google.

Netflix founder and CEO Reed Hastings talks about the future of Netflix, shares his thoughts on international expansion, and offers up a movie recommendation.

Harry Shearer, actor, radio host, businessman, and the guy behind more than 20 voices on The Simpsons, talks about the entertainment business, what Mr. Burns really thinks about shareholders, and more.

Behavioral economist and Predictably Irrational author Dan Ariely talks about the rational and not-so-rational business of investing, executive compensation, chimpanzee decision-making, and dating.

Best-selling author Michael Lewis talks financial crisis, Liarâs Poker and Moneyball. 

How We Decide author Jonah Lehrer demystifies the business of decision making.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey talks RAHODEB postings, future growth, and executive pay.

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