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Big questions. Unexpected answers. One coffee break. What happens when a curious student gets 15 minutes with a Bocconi professor? In 15 Minute Break, a question becomes the starting point for an open conversation, where students challenge assumptions, bring their own perspectives and explore ideas with professors who study them every day.

From AI and the future of education to inflation, trade wars, innovation, data, sustainability, marketing, democracy and inequality, each episode starts with a simple question and goes deeper, connecting academic research with the issues shaping our everyday lives.

No lectures. No easy answers. Just students and professors exchanging ideas and looking at the world from different perspectives.

Because sometimes, all it takes is one good question to start a great conversation.

Take a break. Stay curious.

15 Minute Break, a Bocconi University original podcast, available on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.

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