The most-used Web search service in the world, Google conducts more than a billion searches a day, in over 100 languages. Both the Google search engine and the enormously successful company that shares its name were the creation of two Stanford University graduate students, then in their mid-20s: Sergey Brin and Larry Page. In 2000, Brin and Page attended the International Achievement Summit as student delegates. Only four years later, they returned to the Summit as honorees. In this 2004 podcast, they enjoy a lively discussion with the year's student delegates, while scrupulously avoiding any direct comment on their business and its eagerly awaited initial public offering.