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While tactile interaction can be important in our evaluation of projects and solutions, the majority of the information needed to build tomorrow’s infrastructure can be found online and transmitted digitally in an intereactive format to which we are now accustomed. Shared expertise does not require shared space in the vast majority of situations.

To mark the one-year anniversary of Eyes of a Spore, I’m thrilled to share the release of the exclusive four-part Eyes of a Spore Companion Podcast! This series takes you beyond the pages of the novel, offering an in-depth exploration of its hidden layers, symbolic meanings, and untold stories. Each 45-minute episode dives into key themes and moments, providing fresh insights into John Vurduct’s transformative journey: Episode I: Call to Adventure Dive into John’s search for meaning beyond the ordinary, uncovering the novel’s nuanced semiotics and themes of transformation. Episode II: Union Synchronicity Explore John’s evolving motivation and the intricate symbolism connecting his actions to the novel’s deeper messages. Episode III: Jacob’s Ladder Follow the intensifying call to adventure that marks a critical turning point in John’s story. Episode IV: Above Us Only Sky Experience the powerful conclusion, tying together John’s odyssey, the Abrahamic call to adventure, and the theme of union synchronicity. The Eyes of a Spore Companion Podcast is available now on YouTube. Dive in and uncover the mysteries behind the novel! https://lnkd.in/efKggJfF © Kyle Johanesson. All rights reserved.

Futurist Ari Wallach joins me to discuss his upcoming series "A Brief History of The Future," premiering on PBS on Wednesday, April 3 at 9pm ET. Listen Now - https://lnkd.in/eJejd-j4 Episode Notes In this episode, I sit down with futurist Ari Wallach to discuss his insights on shaping a better future and his journey to becoming a thought leader in strategic foresight. Wallach emphasizes the importance of building agency, becoming great ancestors, and understanding how our actions today will impact generations to come. He introduces the concept of "protopia" as a realistic pathway towards progress, differentiating it from utopian ideals by focusing on practical, incremental changes that can lead to a hopeful future for humanity. We dive into the themes of his upcoming series "A Brief History of The Future," premiering on PBS on Wednesday, April 3 at 9pm ET. Wallach explores multiple futures and the foundational pillars necessary for constructing a future that offers hope rather than despair. This episode is a journey from doom scrolling to hope, highlighting Wallach's belief in the potential to craft a future filled with opportunity and promise.

💡Tune into the latest episode of Chaos Lever for an intriguing history lesson on the origins of our daily tech terms. Tune into the Chaos: https://buff.ly/49ODK3e #techtrivia #techstories #techpodcast

🚀 New Podcast Episode Alert: Navigating Technological Change 🚀 Ever noticed how the thrill of getting the latest tech wears off almost as quickly as it arrived? 📱💨 Why do we chase the latest and greatest, only to find ourselves longing for the next best thing soon after? In today's episode of the Cliff Ravenscraft Show, I dive deep into our complex relationship with technology. From the cyclical desire for the newest tech to the fleeting satisfaction it brings—join me as we explore: ✨ The Irony of Desire - Why does our excitement fade, and what does it tell us about ourselves? 🌟 Technology's Transient Thrill - The initial joy versus the inevitable sense of imperfection. 🌍 Gratitude for Technological Marvels - How we live in a age of technology miracles that connect and impact us globally. Inspired by a thought-provoking exchange with my friend Ian Anderson Gray, this episode is a reflection on how we adapt and respond to technological changes that shape our lives. 🔗 Click to listen and join the conversation: https://lnkd.in/gv2A5rC2 💌 Your thoughts are invaluable! Comment below are DM me to share how this episode resonated with you or sparked new ideas. Let's embrace the marvels of technology together and learn to navigate the changes with insight and appreciation. 🌐✨

Bored on a Friday night? I've got something for you to do! 😏 Help ThoughtReactors get to 100 followers! We're aaaaalmost there! You could be the hero that gets us over the top! What is ThoughtReactors, you ask? How about "Statler and Waldorf Yell at Ted Talks." No? 😆 Okay, here's the long version: Together, Dr. Jabe Bloom and I roast and toast our favorite thought-leaderings of the industry. But rather than just repeating what's already been said, we dig into the real thinking behind the slogans and slides. It's casual, at times goofy, AND it gets your brain going. Give us a follow over at ThoughtReactors, and check out our latest episode!

Dive into the depths of understanding Awe with Claudenne Hamond and Dr. Michael Amster on #MindfulThePodcast! 🌟 Discover how to recognize those moments and embrace them fully. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3xYJj1H

Dive into the depths of understanding Awe with Claudenne Hamond and Dr. Michael Amster on #MindfulThePodcast! 🌟 Discover how to recognize those moments and embrace them fully. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3xYJj1H

In honor of the current geomagnetic storm, I share with you my favorite podcast episode. https://lnkd.in/gkVyQiY3

We've all heard about the marshmallow test and delayed gratification, but in this short, Megan McCoy, Ph.D., LMFT, AFC®, CFT-I™ shares a different study on delayed gratification that pairs well with the idea that the anticipation of something is often better than the thing itself. By the way, Megan refers to a book at the beginning of the video. Her allowance system is novel, in which she tracks balances in a book. You can learn more about that in our full conversation on the podcast. https://lnkd.in/ghpYNYey (Jump to 25:36 to hear her talk about the allowance system.) The Art of Allowance Project by Snigglezoo