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Mike Milken: “Science could not move fast enough.”

Math & Magic · 2026-04-16 · 39 min

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From the free market to medical research to philanthropy, Mike Milken has had an outsized impact on it all. In the 1970s he ushered in an explosive era of innovation that changed the world of business and even the world itself. By the '90s, when facing his own life-threatening cancer diagnosis, he was determined to accelerate medical research and produce faster cures. Over the decades his work has addressed a vast range of medical problems, public health concerns, economic challenges, and international issues. The Milken Institute is a powerhouse think tank driving research and dialogue and its Global Conference is a can't miss event for leaders every year. In a rare interview, Mike reflects on his legacy, discusses the leaders he's invested in, and speaks passionately about the future of the American Dream. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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