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2025-07-0302 min
Arts House Listening ProgramArts House CultureLAB 25.26Expressions of Interest (EOI) submissions for CultureLAB residencies between July 2025 and June 2026 will open Wednesday 18 September and close Wednesday 23 October.
More information can be found here:
www.artshouse.com.au/artist-opportunities/culturelab/
2024-08-3002 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Emily H. Wilson celebrates the expansive world of science fictionFrom Dune to The Three Body Problem, is science fiction having a moment? Attention to the genre, as well as TV and films based on it, seems to have exploded in the past few years. With sci-fi often getting a bad rap, it’s time to ditch the snobbery and celebrate its complexity and diversity. And who better to do this with than New Scientist’s science fiction columnist – and our former editor – Emily H. Wilson?Wilson is a journalist and author. In 2023 she published Inanna, the first of The Sumerians, a trilogy set in the ancient civilisa...
2024-05-2131 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Elizabeth Kolbert on what we’re missing in the fight against climate changeHow do we understand the stakes of climate change, and communicate them? As we’re facing the consequences of climate change and our historical inaction as a species, how do we come to terms with the reality and uncertainty of our situation?In H is for Hope: Climate Change from A to Z, Journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Kolbert breaks things down for us, alphabetically. She dissects the narratives around climate change, from sobering facts about our warming planet, to innovations to fuel our optimism.In this episode, Kolbert reminds us how dangerous our cu...
2024-05-0735 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Meredith Broussard on trusting artificial intelligenceHow much faith should we be putting in artificial intelligence? As large language models and generative AI have become increasingly powerful in recent years, their makers are pushing the narrative that AI is a solution to many of the world’s problems.But Meredith Broussard says we’re not there yet, if we even get there at all. Broussard is the author of More than a Glitch: Confronting Race, Gender, and Ability Bias in Tech. She coined the term “technochauvinism,” which speaks to a pro-technology bias humans often have, where we believe technological solutions are superior to anything...
2024-04-2330 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Jen Gunter on the taboo science of menstruationHalf of the human population undergoes the menstrual cycle for a significant proportion of their lifetimes, yet periods remain a taboo topic in public and private life. And that makes it harder both to prioritise necessary scientific research into conditions like endometriosis and for people to understand the basics of how their bodies work.Blood: The Science, Medicine, and Mythology of Menstruation is gynaecologist Jen Gunter’s latest book. In this practical guide, she dispels social, historical and medical myths about menstruation and offers answers to your biggest period-related questions – including why we menstruate in the first plac...
2024-04-0941 min
I Like Your Work: Conversations with ArtistsLooking for Hope Instead of Facts in Painting with John Paul KeslingJohn Paul Kesling (b. 1980, USA) was born and raised in Northeastern Kentucky in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. He received his BFA in Arts from Morehead State University (Morehead, KY, 2003) and spent a summer in Europe studying art history (Summer 2002). He went on to receive his MFA in Painting from The Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah, GA, 2010). He spent the next six years in Brooklyn, NY immersed in the NYC art scene. In March of 2016, while attending a month-long residency at The Vermont Studio Center he realized how integral time, space, and nature were to his...
2024-03-291h 01
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Stranded on a fantastical planet: The strange creatures of Scavengers ReignFish you wear like a gas mask, moss that turns a robot sentient and critters that will eat your rash – all these oddities and more cohabit on the planet Vesta, the setting for the animated miniseries Scavengers Reign, where a group of human space travellers must innovate with what they find in the landscape to survive. While all this sounds fantastical, there are many parallels with Earth’s ecosystem and the way we regularly borrow technology from the natural world. New Scientist physics reporter Karmela Padavic-Callaghan often writes about biomimicry and bio-inspired devices and has been fascinated by th...
2024-03-2635 min
For Love & MoneyEp 58 Aga Bajer: Belonging is a VerbMy guest is a woman after my own heart. Aga Bajer is obsessed with the opportunity to create thriving cultures by understanding what it is that people need to do their best work.
Aga wears many hats as the driving force behind CultureBrained®, where she steers the ship as both founder and CEO. Beyond leading her company, Aga is an author and a captivating keynote speaker, known for sharing insights that resonate deeply with her audience. She's the voice and brain behind the CultureLab podcast, where she dives into the intricacies of organisational culture, and has built a...
2024-03-251h 00
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Rebecca Boyle on how the moon transformed Earth and made us who we areThere’s no moon like our moon. A celestial body twinned with Earth, the moon guides the tides, stabilises our climate, leads the rhythms of animal behaviour and has long been a source of wonder and awe. Our Moon: How Earth's Celestial Companion Transformed the Planet, Guided Evolution, and Made Us Who We Are, is a new book from science journalist Rebecca Boyle. In it she takes an intimate look at our satellite and how it’s influenced everything from our species’ understanding of long cycles of time to the development of science itself.In this ep...
2024-03-1237 min
Lancefield on the LineAga Bajer: Cracking the code on cultureWhat is the culture in your organisation like?Culture is more popular and necessary for management to consider than ever. Talking about culture is one thing, improving it, evolving it into something better, more inclusive, and higher performing is quite another.In this episode my guest is Aga Bajer, a leading authority on culture. We talk about what it takes to develop a greater sense of belonging, and what that means and involves. She shares how organisations can develop and evolve a culture as well as the important role fun plays in the process.
2024-02-2844 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: What would life on Mars be like? The science behind TV series For All MankindFreezing temperatures, dust storms, radiation, marsquakes – living on Mars right now would be hellish. And getting there remains a multi-year journey. But what if we could make it habitable? Could we one day build settlements on the Red Planet or send human scientists to search for life?That’s the premise of the TV series For All Mankind, which explores a future where the space race continued after the moon landing and humanity kept spreading out across space. But in the name of a good story, real science occasionally took the backstage. In this episode, TV co...
2024-02-2748 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Where billionaires rule the apocalypse: Naomi Alderman’s ‘The Future’Real tech billionaires are reportedly building secret bunkers in case of post-apocalyptic societal collapse. It’s a frightening prospect, a world where only the super rich survive catastrophe. But it’s a world one author is exploring in her latest novel.Naomi Alderman is the prize-winning and best-selling author of The Power. Her latest book The Future imagines a world where billionaires survive a world-shaking cataclysm, only to find out they’re not as in charge of events as they think they are. The Future has been the centrepiece of the New Scientist book club. In this...
2024-02-1322 min
VagabundlerCULTURE LAB - Crespo Foundation - SARAH STRUNK - Jugend- & Sozialamt Frankfurt - Bewerbung bis 15.02. möglich - Frankfurt - [ GERMANY ]Das Culture Lab ist ein Projekt der Stadt Frankfurt und der Crespo Foundation und bringt seit 2022 Künstler:innen und soziale Einrichtungen, die mit Kindern und Jugendlichen arbeiten zusammen. Dabei geht es um kulturelle und soziale Teilhabe. Noch bis zum 15. Februar läuft die Bewerbungsphase für Kunstschaffende und Kreative. Wir hatten am 2. Februar die Projektleitung Sarah Strunk vom Jugend- und Sozialamt in unserer Sendung, der Mitschnitt zum Interview ist online. Dort erfahrt ihr alles über dieses interessante Projekt und wie ihr mitmachen könnt. Culture Lab: https://www.crespo-foundation.de/de/programm/culturelab Crespo Foundation: https...
2024-02-0233 min
VagabundlerCULTURE LAB - Crespo Foundation - SARAH STRUNK - Jugend- & Sozialamt - Frankfurt - [ GERMANY ]Das Culture Lab ist ein Projekt der Stadt Frankfurt und der Crespo Foundation und bringt seit 2022 Künstler:innen und soziale Einrichtungen, die mit Kindern und Jugendlichen arbeiten zusammen. Dabei geht es um kulturelle und soziale Teilhabe. Noch bis zum 15. Februar läuft die Bewerbungsphase für Kunstschaffende und Kreative. Wir hatten am 2. Februar die Projektleitung Sarah Strunk vom Jugend- und Sozialamt in unserer Sendung, der Mitschnitt zum Interview ist online. Dort erfahrt ihr alles über dieses interessante Projekt und wie ihr mitmachen könnt. Culture Lab: https://www.crespo-foundation.de/de/programm/culturelab Crespo Foundation: https...
2024-02-0233 min
Stanford Psychology Podcast125 - Marginalia Episode: Cristina Salvador on Cultural Psychology in Latin AmericaMarginalia Episode is a collaboration between Stanford Psychology Podcast and Marginalia Science, a community committed to including, integrating, advocating for, and promoting members who are not typically promoted by the status quo in academia. In each Marginalia Episode, we feature a guest who has been featured in the Marginalia Science Monthly Newsletter. In this episode, Anjie chats with Dr. Cristina Salvador, an Assistant Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University. Cristina examines how culture interfaces with biology to influence our thinking, feeling, and behavior. She analyzes the influence of culture at multiple levels, including the brain, everyday language...
2024-02-0136 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Earth’s Last Great Wild Areas – Simon Reeve on BBC series ‘Wilderness’Very few places on our planet appear untouchedby humans, but in those that do, nature is still very much in charge – and the scenery is breathtaking. In the new BBC series Wilderness with Simon Reeve, journalist Simone Reeve takes us into the heart of Earth's last great wild areas, including the Congo Basin rainforest, Patagonia, the Coral Triangle and the Kalahari desert in Southern Africa.In this episode of CultureLab, TV columnist Bethan Ackerley asks Simon about the series and his many exciting expeditions, including meeting bonobos in the depths of the Congo and a “staggering experience” trekki...
2024-01-3028 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Breaking space records, human bowling and a trip to the Moon with astronaut Christina KochNASA astronaut Christina Koch not only took part in the first ever all-female spacewalks, but she also holds the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman, after spending 328 days on board the International Space Station.So what does it take to live in space for such a long time, what does it mean to be a record-breaking astronaut – and how do you get used to gravity again when you finally come back home? New Scientist space reporter Leah Crane asks Chrstina all of these questions and more in a special interview for CultureLab. Plu...
2024-01-1624 min
The Art Of EntrepreneurshipStrengths-based development: analyzing my CliftonStrengths Assessment w/ Micah Lorenc, CEO of Tailored ConsultingThis episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who loves taking personality assessments like DiSC, Myers-Briggs, and Enneagram, and wants to learn how to read and strengthen their results.My guest today is Micah Lorenc, owner of Tailor Consulting and a specialist in leadership and team development and training. This episode has a different format: Micah and I chat through the results of my CliftonStrengths assessment. Even though everyone’s results are different, we cover a lot and I think you’ll appreciate the insights. Make sure you tune in for a new way o...
2024-01-0828 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: The best books of 2023, from joyful escapism to sobering readsAre you looking forward to catching up on some reading over the holiday season? Or perhaps you are on the prowl for book recommendations after receiving a few literary gift cards? If so, you are in luck – this episode is all about the books we think you’ll love to read.In this episode of CultureLab, culture and comment editor Alison Flood appears in her role as professional bookworm to share some of her favorite reads of the year. From a sobering story of life in the human-polluted ocean (narrated by a dolphin) to science fiction that take...
2023-12-2630 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: A duet between music and the natural world with Erland Cooper’s playful compositionsComposer Erland Cooper is known for playful, innovative, experimental projects. For example, he buried the only audio copy of a 2021 composition – then left treasure hunt clues for people to try to find it. Which one couple, eventually, did.In this episode of CultureLab, Cooper talks to writer Arwa Haider about his newest album, Folded Landscapes, where he is deep in conversation with the environment and our changing climate. The movements of the piece were recorded with the Scottish Ensemble chamber orchestra, in both sub-zero temperatures and a sweltering studio. He then exposed the audio master tape to th...
2023-12-1939 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: The Royal Flying Doctors - Saving lives in the Australian outbackThe Australian outback is vast and the population is really spread out. This makes getting access to emergency healthcare incredibly challenging, as you may be a thousand kilometres or more from the nearest major hospital. The solution? Australia’s Royal Flying Doctor Service – one of the largest aeromedical organisations in the world, and, at nearly 100 years old, the first of its kind.In this bonus episode of the podcast, Australia reporter Alice Klein speaks to two RFDS team members about some of their incredible rescue operations, from saving a man who crashed his motorbike into an emu, to r...
2023-12-1218 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Teaching science through cooking with Pia Sorenson’s real life ‘Lessons in Chemistry’Did your chemistry lessons involve baking chocolate lava cakes? Have you ever wanted to eat your biology homework? While ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ brought a fictional cooking-as-chemistry story to TV viewers this fall, real-life scientist Pia Sörensen’s students are some of the few who can actually answer “yes.”Sörensen’s directs Harvard University’s Science and Cooking program, which teaches science lessons through the culinary arts. She is the author and editor of several books, including the best-seller “Science and Cooking: Physics meets Food, from Homemade to Haute Cuisine”.In this episode of CultureLab, Pia expl...
2023-12-0527 min
Arts House Listening ProgramEOI CultureLAB 2024Expressions of Interest (EOI) submissions for CultureLAB residencies between July 2024 and June 2025 will open Thursday 16 November and close Tuesday 23 January 2024.
Find out more here https://www.artshouse.com.au/artist-opportunities/culturelab/
2023-11-1502 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Orbital - A love letter to Earth from the International Space Station, with Samantha HarveyAs astronauts look down on Earth from space, the experience is often life-altering. The “pale blue dot” looks fragile from way up there. And in the novel Orbital, we get to see our planet from the perspective of astronauts aboard the International Space Station, giving us a glimpse into why the distant view shifts their perspectives so dramatically. The book follows the team of astronauts as they observe Earth, collect meteorological data, conduct scientific experiments and test the limits of the human body. But author Samantha Harvey says she hopes Orbital is as much a painting as it is...
2023-11-1423 min
CultureLab with Aga BajerMauro Porcini - The Power of People in Love with PeopleMany companies aspire to be industry disruptors and innovation leaders, but only a handful can genuinely claim those titles. What sets them apart? We're zeroing in on PepsiCo—a company that's nailed it when it comes to creating an environment where people excel. According to their Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini, the secret sauce is love, empathy, kindness, and generosity. So tune into this week's episode of the CultureLab where we dig into the nuts and bolts of innovative cultures. To join CultureBrained® with a 25% discount (until November 15th) go to tinyurl.com/cultur...
2023-11-081h 14
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Suzie Edge’s curious (and sometimes gruesome) history of famous body partsDid you know we have King Louis XIV to thank for fistula surgeries? After surgeons worked hard to find a cure for his rear-end ailment, the operation became the height of fashion, with people queuing up to go under the knife so they could be just like their king. That’s just one of the incredible stories from Suzie Edge’s new book Vital Organs: A History of the World’s Most Famous Body Parts. Suzie Edge is a medical historian and frequently takes to TikTok to surprise (and sometimes shock) her followers with the true health stories...
2023-10-3132 minCultureLab with Aga BajerDana Chapman - Fueling Success: The Relationship of Nutrition, Mind and CultureIn a world where the relentless pursuit of productivity often overshadows well-being, it's easy to overlook the fundamental connection between what we eat and how our bodies and minds perform. But what if the secret to enhanced cognitive function and overall vitality lay within the choices we make on our plates? Our guest in this episode of the CultureLab podcast, Dana Chapman, is a leading mental health and wellness expert, specializing in the gut-brain axis. Tune in this episode as we explore the synergies between nutrition, mind, and body and how they are...
2023-10-2550 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Free will doesn’t exist? Robert Sapolsky’s vision to reshape societyWould you feel uneasy or relieved to know that free will doesn’t exist? For those who have been fortunate in life, it may feel an attack to suggest they are not captains of their own ships - that their success was down to biological and environmental chance. But for others it may feel a lot more liberating.Robert Sapolsky is an author, eminent neuroscientist and professor at Stanford University, known by many for his work studying baboons and human biology. But his latest book is much more associated with the field of philosophy. Determined: Life Without Fr...
2023-10-1735 minCultureLab with Aga BajerTHE DEEP DIVE with Aga and Shani: Intergenerational Synergies at WorkThe workplace landscape has transformed dramatically over the past few decades with 5 different generations now working side by side, each bringing their unique perspectives, experiences, and workstyles to the table. In this Deep Dive, Shani and Aga unpack generational diversity that if not handled thoughtfully, can inadvertently lead to friction. Join us as we talk about how we create strategies that help our organization fight age-related stereotypes and create an environment where everyone unlocks their potential. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To learn more about our accreditation program, go t...
2023-10-111h 02
Lessons in LeverageLeveraging your strengthswith Micah Lorenc - Episode 02Micah Lorenc, an entrepreneur who moved from corporate roles to establish his own company, discusses leveraging personal talents and others' skills for success. He covers his career journey, including his 40 by 40 list and personal achievements, and his move into entrepreneurship with Tailored Consulting and CultureLab. He explores different types of leverage, discussing how it can amplify both success and failure.
2023-10-0446 minCultureLab with Aga BajerChip Conley - The New Age of Wisdom: The Rise of a Modern ElderThis month on the CultureLab podcast, we're diving deep into the intricacies of a multigenerational workforce. You know the scene: Boomers nostalgically talking about "the way we used to do things," Gen Xers serving as the bridge between old and new, Millennials demanding meaningful work, and Gen Zers, the digital natives through and through. It's a variety of perspectives that can either invigorate or implode a workplace. How do you navigate through these differing viewpoints without losing your mind or your patience? This series of episodes aims to answer just that and we are kicking it off...
2023-10-0459 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Surviving the climate crisis – Michael Mann’s hopeful lessons from Earth’s deep historyOur planet has gone through a lot. If we peer into the deep history of Earth’s climate, we see ice ages, rapid warming events and mass extinctions. All of which led to the advent of humankind. But as today’s climate warms at a pace we’ve never seen before, can these past climate events tell us anything about our future?University of Pennsylvania climate scientist and activist Michael Mann explores this in his new book Our Fragile Moment, which looks at how climate change has shaped our planet and human societies for better and for worse...
2023-10-0328 minCultureLab with Aga BajerMichelle MiJung Kim - Awakening to Equity and Justice at WorkIn this compelling episode with Michelle MiJung Kim we explore how culture, diversity, inclusion, and equity intersect to create a thriving culture. Michelle's journey, from South Korea to LGBTQ+ activism and award-winning authorship, provides a unique perspective. We talk about valuing marginalized voices, the power of collective action, and the importance of accountability in our quest for equity. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace culture. Tune in and be inspired to drive positive change. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To learn more about our...
2023-09-2057 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Real Life Supervillains - John Scalzi on the science of volcano lairs and sentient dolphin minionsYou’re in the volcano lair of an evil supervillain, hellbent on taking over the world. In anger, he hurls one of his minions into the molten lava bubbling beneath them, as the unfortunate lacky swiftly sinks into the river of molten rock. If you’ve ever watched a James Bond-esque film, you’ll be able to picture the scene. The problem is - the science doesn’t stack up.John Scalzi is an American science fiction author, and in his new book ‘Starter Villain’ he injects a dose of realism into many classic tropes about villains, humorously p...
2023-09-1924 min
Go See a Show!Tjaša Ferme, Nasay Ano, Melody Munitz, Arianne Banda, & Thammie Quach of “BIOADAPTED”Listen in as BIOADAPTED creator & director Tjaša Ferme, along with performers Nasay Ano, Melody Munitz, Arianne Banda, & Thammie Quach, discuss the benefits of a long development process, collaborating with AI, learning as an actor just what all these concepts mean, how to welcome an audience of theatre-people into a show about those same difficult tech concepts, the deep space/slow time benefit of a residency, mosaics, and show as meatball.
“…even if you’re someone who doesn’t know a ton about AI, or what’s inside that black box, or how it’s functioning in society right...
2023-09-1814 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: The weird ways animals sense the world – Ed Yong on his book An Immense WorldWhether it’s the hidden colours of ultraviolet that bees can see, the complex rhythms and tones of birdsong that we’re unable to hear, or the way a dog can smell the past in incredible detail, the way humans experience the world is not the only way.Every animal has its own ‘umwelt’ – a unique sensory experience that allows it to perceive the world differently. As humans we can barely begin to understand what the world looks like to many of the other creatures that inhabit the Earth. But author Ed Yong is helping to paint a picture…...
2023-09-0536 minCultureLab with Aga BajerMinda Harts - Expanding the Table: Cultivating True Diversity, Equity, and InclusionMore people than we think feel like they don’t belong at work. This leads to a range of concerning consequences, such as disengagement, diminished productivity, and a stifling of individual creativity. While the importance of DEI has gained widespread recognition in the past few years, we still have a ton of work to do to foster a truly inclusive and equitable environment at work. This is what this conversation today revolves around. My guest is Minda Harts, the author of three best-selling books and a global expert on all things DEI. Tune in...
2023-08-2349 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Must watch science shows – the best TV of 2023Struggling to choose what to watch? Whether it’s sci-fi, medical dramas or documentaries about the natural world, we’ve got you covered. Our TV columnist Bethan Ackerley shares a rundown of her top TV choices from 2023 so far, as well as what to look out for the rest of the year. Reviews of some of the shows featured in this episode: Foundation (Apple TV)The Last Of Us (HBO Max and Sky Atlantic)Best Interests (Sky Go, Amazon, Apple TV)Wild Isles (BBC iPlayer, Amazon)Dead Ringers...
2023-08-2230 min
Founders Korner by KoridorB2B Marketing Strategies for StartupsWelcome back! In today's podcast we have Justyna McCaig, the founder of CultureLab Communications and tech marketing expert. After watching this episode, B2B founders will understand to fully connect and market to their customers. Justyna talks about different avenues for sales and marketing such as the product-led approach. Justyna emphasizes the importance of using your resources wisely as a startup and how to understand what specific product will sell. Sepehr and Justyna discuss how founders can use AI carefully to actually benefit your company.
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00:00 Introduction
02:00 2 misconceptions about B2B marketing
03:50 How to pick the right sales and...
2023-08-1844 minCultureLab with Aga BajerRachel Botsman - Unlocking the Power of TrustYou meet a new colleague for the first time, and… something clicks! You trust them, but you don't know why. Then, on another day, you're teamed with someone you’ve known and worked with for a while but a barrier stands in the way. That's the enigma of trust. It isn't merely about familiarity. It’s about something more elusive - an intangible connection that either binds or separates us. In the workplace, trust certainly isn’t a nice to have; it's vital for working relationships to thrive. It can elevate a team to excellence, speed th...
2023-08-1659 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Adventures of a prehistoric girl – Alice Roberts on her new book Wolf RoadScientist and broadcaster Alice Roberts has written her first children’s book. The fictional tale follows prehistoric girl Tuuli, and captures the story of her encounter with a strange boy who leads her on a great adventure.Inspired by her own experiences trekking through the arctic, the book imagines what life would’ve been like for humans of the time, how they might’ve interacted with neanderthals and grapples with questions like: how were the first wolves domesticated?In this episode of CultureLab, New Scientist’s comment and culture editor Alison Flood, and her 10-year-old daughter...
2023-08-0822 minCultureLab with Aga BajerLorne Rubis - The Path to True BelongingBelonging - a concept that speaks to the core of our human experience. We all yearn for acceptance, a place to belong, and the freedom to be our authentic selves. In this thought-provoking episode of the CultureLab podcast, we dive into the transformative power of true belonging with Lorne Rubis, a fervent advocate for fostering inclusion within teams. Lorne shares invaluable insights into his Belongify System - an approach empowering leaders to create a culture of belonging in hybrid or remote teams. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To learn more abou...
2023-08-021h 09
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Oppenheimer – The rise and fall of the “father of the atomic bomb”First J. Robert Oppenheimer created the weapon, then he fought for years to warn of its dangers. During the second world war, the so-called “father of the atomic bomb”, led a team of scientists in the US in a race against Nazi Germany to create the first nuclear weapon. Then it was used to kill thousands in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan.In Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan’s new 3-hour blockbuster, the film focuses on the years that followed and how the physicist’s campaigning ultimately led to his downfall.In this episode of CultureLab, Christie Taylor s...
2023-07-2527 minCultureLab with Aga BajerTHE DEEP DIVE with Aga and Shani: Conversations That MatterWe often leave workplace relationships to chance, hoping they’ll simply fall into place. But healthy, productive relationships require intention and work. In this episode of CultureLab, we’re shifting the narrative with Conversations That Matter - and doing the deep dive into the tools we need to intentionally build stronger working relationships. We spotlight three pivotal conversations, often overlooked, yet foundational in shaping our professional lives and uncover the blueprint of a truly healthy working relationship. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To learn more about our accreditation program...
2023-07-1958 min
The world, the universe and usCultureLab: Earth’s Deep History: Chris Packham on the epic and tumultuous story of our planetOur world has led a long, sometimes tumultuous, and always complicated life. Over the last four billion years, Earth’s geology has changed radically and dramatically.Earth, a new five-part BBC documentary narrated by naturalist Chris Packham, tells the story of this change by looking at significant moments in the planet’s history - from the dramatic moment when nearly all life on Earth was wiped out, to the end of the dinosaurs and the rise of humanity.In this episode, Chris explains why he was drawn to working on the series, explores issues of huma...
2023-07-1122 min
Leading Transformational Change with Tobias Sturesson074. Aga Bajer: Building a Culture of Fun, Meaning and BelongingJoin your host Tobias Sturesson and his guest, Aga Bajer, on this practical and helpful episode of the Leading Transformational Change podcast. In this conversation, Aga discusses culture myths, how to deal with cultural challenges as your organization grows, how to analyze the health of your culture, and why she believes fun, meaning and belonging are at the heart of a healthy culture.Agnieszka (Aga) Bajer works with leaders and teams around the globe to help them bring their vision to life. She is the host of the CultureLab podcast and the co-author of “Building and Sustaining a Co...
2023-06-1558 min
The world, the universe and us#198 Giant: An opera about the legacy of the ‘Irish giant’ Charles Byrne and the surgeon John HunterWelcome to CultureLab, from New Scientist podcasts. In this episode, culture and comment editor Alison Flood speaks with composer Sarah Angliss. Sarah has written a new opera called Giant, which is based on the true story of the 18th-century “Irish giant” Charles Byrne, who had an undiagnosed benign tumour of his pituitary gland which caused him to grow to be 2.31m tall. Byrne’s corpse was stolen and later put on public display by the surgeon John Hunter, despite his explicit wishes to be buried at sea. Giant premieres in June at the Aldeburgh Festival, 240 years si...
2023-06-0923 minCultureLab with Aga BajerTeresa Clark - The Path to Well-Being at WorkPicture our ancestors, hunters and gatherers roaming the savannah. Various anthropological studies indicate that the early homo sapiens experienced working together towards a common goal (survival of the species) as a source of fun, meaning, and belonging. However, the modern concept of work seems to have strayed from this original purpose. Closing the gap between our ancestors' experience and today's work culture is the central focus of our conversation with Teresa Clark, a recognized expert on well-being at work. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To learn more about our accreditation program, go to t...
2023-06-071h 00CultureLab with Aga BajerBretton Putter - Future-Proof Your Hybrid CultureLet’s be honest - hybrid work can be great, but it can also be quite annoying. In this episode, Bret Putter, the leading expert in hybrid work strategies and practices, discusses hybrid friction at work and how to avoid it. He also shares strategies associated with hybrid work and remote best practices to support your distributed team better. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To learn more about our accreditation program, go to tinyurl.com/accreditationprogram To access our free resources and materials on cultivating thriving cultures, click here...
2023-05-2449 minCultureLab with Aga BajerTHE DEEP DIVE with Aga and Shani: A Culture of Care - Prioritizing Mental and Physical Well-Being at Work.This Deep Dive focuses on how we can reclaim agency over our own well-being and that of our colleagues and cultivate an environment where people can truly thrive. We explore topics related to mental and physical health: the true sense of care at work and how it is linked to finding our purpose, tailoring solutions for well-being, engaging employees in discussions about their own well-being, including metrics that show how well we do, early signs of burnout, the relationship between belonging and well-being, the difference between being and doing, and how to address the stigma of mental...
2023-05-1059 min
The world, the universe and us#187 CultureLab: The Power of Trees with Peter WohllebenAs humans are responsible for the devastation of the world’s forests, surely it’s our job, then, to step in and make things right? Well, not according to German forester and best-selling author Peter Wohlleben.In his latest book ‘The Power of Trees’, he argues that forestry management, tree planting, and the exploitation of old growth forests is ecologically disastrous, and that trees and forests need to be left to heal themselves.In this episode of CultureLab, New Scientist culture and comment editor Alison Flood asks Peter about the book, and why he believes forests...
2023-04-2815 min
The world, the universe and us#185 CultureLab: Cosmo Sheldrake on capturing the sounds of our oceansHave you ever stopped to think about what life underwater sounds like? Well, now is your chance to hear it first-hand as multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer, Cosmo Sheldrake, has released a collection of music composed entirely out of recordings from our oceans and the animals that inhabit them. 'Wild Wet World' has been a decade in the making and features the sounds of humpback whales singing, oyster toadfish grunting and haddock drumming. In this episode of the CultureLab podcast from New Scientist, Bethan Ackerley speaks to Cosmo about some of the complexities of piecing together th...
2023-04-2621 min
Founder SessionsUsing AI for Ideation and Creativity | Founder Sessions 36If you're interested in AI and creativity, you won't want to miss this episode featuring Daniel Foster-Smith. He is a research associate at CultureLab Newcastle University, where he is doing his PhD on AI for ideation and creativity. He is also a consultant designer and developer, co-founder of Yossarian (a metaphorical search engine), and a former design consultant at BBC.
In this episode, Daniel shares his journey from graphic design to AI research, his insights on how AI can assist the creative process, and his vision for the future of human-AI collaboration. He also talks about some...
2023-03-1740 min
The Future Of Teamwork with Dane GroeneveldA "Bring Your Own Culture" Mindset, and Creating Psychological Safety with Aga BajerToday on The Future of Teamwork, host Dane Groeneveld speaks with the CEO of CultureBrained and host of The CultureLab podcast, Aga Bajer. Through her work with CultureBrained, Aga helps organizations cultivate environments that reinforce psychological safety and work in more trusting environments. In their conversation, Aga describes how growing up behind the Iron Curtain and later starting an ice cream factory influenced her career path.Key Takeaways[00:12 - 04:35] Meet Aga Bajer, growing up behind the Iron Curtain and starting an ice cream factory[05:24 - 07:38] Good culture, leadership, and creative problem solving[07:45 - 12:01...
2023-02-2848 min
Leader Talk - By BrainiactLeader Talk - Episode 53. Aga Bajer. Founder and CEO of CultureBrained.Aga is a culture strategist, coach, and Founder and CEO of CultureBrained. Over the past 20 years, Aga has been helping companies strengthen their culture in a way that brings the best results. Scaling a business is not all about the figures. Company culture plays a pivotal role in getting your team to roll at top speed. Having worked in the start-up, scale-up and corporate world herself, Aga knows this all too well. The right culture comes from choice, not chance.Aga has developed a network of culture leaders in growth-stage companies through CultureBrained. She is also co-author...
2023-02-231h 00
Fintech UncutFintech Uncut EP008 - do you really want to hurt me?There was a lot of angst this week due to toxic culture, relationships and losses - sadly just another week in Fintech and Financial Services .......
How would you have done with the questions posed by the Quizmaster?
The word genesis suddenly got a different meaning this week. What happened?
It’s not all doom and gloom in the neobank landscape. What’s the secret sauce for success?
A wise guy once told me: “If it doesn’t make you money, it’s a hobby”. What is Goldman Sach’s biggest hobby?
For this question I will quote someone...
2023-01-2034 minCultureLab with Aga BajerCaitlin Walker - Drama-Free CultureDrama in the workplace is a major drain on productivity, creativity, and collaboration. It manifests as emotional outbursts, unresolved disagreements, resistance to change, or misalignment with strategic priorities. It’s not just unpleasant - it can cost billions in lost engagement and productivity, exacerbating mental health issues. Fortunately, we can learn how to minimize or even eliminate drama in the workplace, and that’s exactly what we talk about in this episode of the CultureLab podcast with my guest, Caitlin Walker. Tune in to hear us explore her methodology and demos of a seri...
2022-12-2858 min
Die KulturkantineKulturkantine #72: Elke SeidelWas sind die Herausforderungen an eine zeitgemäße Kulturverwaltung? Im Gespräch mit der Kulturamtsleiterin der Stadt Augsburg, Elke Seidel. Elke Seidel war auch Teil des CULTURELAB-Kulturlabors in Innsbruck.
2022-12-1930 minDie KulturkantineStadtzukunft #04: Lukas DebortoliEin Gespräch über die Herausforderungen des Stadtmarketings mit Lukas Debortoli, dem Geschäftsführer des Feldkircher Stadtmarketing GmbH.
2022-12-1928 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #73: Jörg FabigEin sehr inspirierendes Gespräch mit Jörg Fabig, dem Kulturamtsleiter von Aschaffenburg, über das Publikum, die Aufgaben von Kulturämtern und Gedanken eine richtungsweisende Kulturarbeit in Mittelstädten.
2022-12-1930 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #71: Otto HochreiterDas Graz Museum hat sich die letzten Jahren einem grundlegenden Transformationsprozess unterzogen. Federführend war Direktor Dr. Otto Hochreiter: Ein Gespräch über zeitgemäße Museumsarbeit und die Herausforderungen einer Positionierung eines städtischen Museums.
2022-12-1940 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #70: Christine DünserChristine Dünser ist Schuhmachermeisterin, Designerin mit einer eigenen Werkstatt, einer Schuhmanufaktur in Dornbirn: Ein sehr inspirierendes Gespräch über Handwerk, die Kreativwirtschaft und immer wieder neue Ideen.
2022-12-1933 min
The Swell PodEP: 25 | Aga Bajer | Cultivating CultureIn today’s episode, we chat with Aga Bajer on Cultivating Culture
Aga is a culture strategist, the founder of CultureBrained™️, the author of Building and Sustaining a Coaching Culture, and the creator and host of the CultureLab Podcast.The question at the core of her work is:“How can we make work synonymous with fun, meaning and belonging so that great companies are able to make the right dent in the world?”
She grew up in Poland. For the past 20 years, She’s been helping companies pay attention to their culture in a way that produce...
2022-12-061h 28Die KulturkantineKulturkantine #68: Fabian BursteinFabian Burstein, Autor des Buches „Eroberung des Elfenbeinturms - Streitschrift für eine bessere Kultur“, leuchtet kritisch die Bereiche der Kultur in Österreich aus. Ein kritisches Gespräch über die Kulturpolitik in Österreich.
2022-10-2646 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #67: Verena BurtscherSeit dem Ankauf der Villa Falkenhorst durch die Gemeinde Thüringen hat sich diese in den vergangen zwanzig Jahren zu einem Treffpunkt für Künstler:innen und kulturinteressierte Menschen im Vorarlberger Oberland entwickelt. Das Ambiente und die Geschichte des Ortes sind für kulturelle Veranstaltungen prädestiniert - sowohl Künstler:innen als auch Besucher sind von der Villa begeistert! Seit Herbst 2019 führt Verena Burtscher das Haus als Geschäftsführerin.
2022-10-2034 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #66: Gerda Schnetzer-SutterlütyGerda Schnetzer-Sutterlüty ist Regional- und Standortentwicklerin, Vizebürgermeister der Gemeinde Sulz, als Europa Gemeinderätin aktiv und mit dem Buch "Briefe an Angelika Kaufmann" thematisiert sie Europa, Politik und Kultur. Ein interessantes Gespräch in der 66. Ausgabe der Kulturkantine.
2022-10-1427 minDie KulturkantineStadtzukunft #03: Dieter Hardt-StremayrIn der dritten Ausgabe der „Stadtzukunft“ dürfen wir Dieter Hardt-Stremayr, Geschäftsführer von Graz Tourismus und ehemaliger Präsident der , begrüßen. Ein spannendes Gespräch über die Zukunft von Städtetourismus, Nachhaltigkeit, Umweltschutz und den Overtourism.
2022-10-1343 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #65: Michael CapekIn der 65. Ausgabe der Kulturkantine begrüßen wir Michael Capek, Musiker sowie Kulturstadtrat der Stadt Baden bei Wien. Ein spannender Dialog über Musik, Kunst und vor allem Herausforderungen aber auch Chancen in der Kulturpolitik einer Stadt.
2022-10-1329 min
Die KulturkantineKulturkantine #64: Dr. Tobias KnoblichEine besondere Kulturkantine dürfen wir Ihnen heute präsentieren, denn die Kulturkantine wurde im Rahmen des Kulturlabors 2022 in Innsbruck mit Dr. Tobias Knoblich, Dezernent für Kultur und Stadtentwicklung der Thüringer Landeshauptstadt Erfurt, aufgenommen. Ein Gespräch über zeitgemäße Kulturverwaltung und die Bedeutung von Kultur in der Stadtentwicklung.
2022-10-1257 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #63: Hanno LoewyIn der heutigen Folge der Kulturkantine sind wir im Gespräch mit Dr. Hanno Loewy, Direktor des Jüdischen Museums in Hohenems. Ein interessanter Dialog über zeitgemäße Museen, Zukunftspotentiale und die Themen Flucht und Grenzen.
2022-10-1234 minDie KulturkantineStadtzukunft #02: Martin WackerIn der zweiten Folge von „Stadtzukunft“ ist Martin Wacker, Geschäftsführer der Karlsruher Marketing und Event GmbH, zu Gast. Ein Gespräch über Karlsruhe als Stadt als Bühne und den wichtigen Aspekt der Quartiersentwicklung. Weiters über die Bedeutung von Sport, in Karlsruhe natürlich mit dem KSC, als wichtigen Baustein einer städtischen Identität.
2022-10-1132 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #62: Claudia VoitIn der 62. Ausgabe der Kulturkantine dürfen wir Claudia Voit, Kulturamtsleiterin von Lustenau, der größten Marktgemeinde Österreichs, begrüßen. Ein spannendes Gespräch über Geschichte, Zukunft und Herausforderungen eines zeitgemäßen Kulturamtes.
2022-10-1139 min
Neurocareers: Doing the Impossible!Informal Cognitive Science with an Artist and Magician Jeanette Andrews. Part 2.Every human has an innate desire to try to do the impossible. Whether it's a desire to have superpowers, superhuman feet, move to an advanced degree, relocate to a new country by themselves, or do things that seem unachievable. Magic has an interesting lens on that! It aims to create simulated versions of what looks impossible. It provides a tool to make something impossible look real. In this episode, we continue our conversation with Jennette Andrews, one of the most innovative illusionists in the world! Jeanette is discussing the field of Informal Cognitive Science and the relationship between machine...
2022-10-0334 min
Neurocareers: Doing the Impossible!Informal Cognitive Science with an Artist and Magician Jeanette Andrews. Part I.Innovation? Technology? Illusions? Meet and greet Jeanette Andrews - an informal cognitive scientist and one of the most innovative illusionists in the world today! Jeanette is using modern technologies, including AIs and cognitive science principles, in her Magic shows! We are all interested in making the impossible possible and figuring out how to make things happen. As humans, we're extraordinarily great in many ways, and we have a deep-seated, wildly complex understanding of what objects are like and how they sound. We know it even when we're unconscious of it. Magic is all about taking...
2022-09-2642 min
Arts House Listening ProgramCultureLAB EOIExpressions of Interest (EOI) are currently open for CultureLAB.
CultureLAB is a creative development program that supports independent artists, collectives, and small-medium organisations to generate new work.
CultureLAB is one of the pathways through which Arts House commissions work for our presentation seasons.
EOI’s close: Thursday 20 October 2022, 5pm AEST
Find out more here https://www.artshouse.com.au/artist-opportunities/culturelab/
2022-09-1503 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #61: Tobias GrabherIn der 61. Ausgabe der Kulturkantine dürfen wir Tobias Grabher begrüßen. Er studiert Posaune und Dirigieren an der MDW in Wien, hat sein eigenes Orchester gegründet und spricht über die Kulturbranche und die Ansprüche einer herausfordernden Dramaturgie.
2022-09-0832 min
Die KulturkantineStadtzukunft #01: Anna BierigIn der ersten Folge des neuen Formats „Stadtzukunft“ ist Anna Bierig, Geschäftsführerin des Stadtmarketings von Reutlingen, zu Gast. Ein spannender Dialog über die Zukunft von Stadt anhand von Themen wie Mobilität, Tourismus und Bürger:innenbeteiligung.
2022-09-0636 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #60: Ortwin OberhauserIn der heutigen Folge der Kulturkantine ist Ortwin Oberhauser, Gründer der Agentur Bobdo.com, zu Gast. Ein interessantes Gespräch über digitale Kommunikation, deren Herausforderungen und Chancen und über passende Marketingstrategien in der heutigen Zeit.
2022-09-0533 min2022-08-1032 min2022-08-0331 min2022-07-2924 min2022-07-2530 minDie KulturkantineKulturkantine #55: Hans-Peter MetzlerPräsident der Bregenzer Festspiele, Hans-Peter Metzler, zu Gast in der Kulturkantine.
2022-07-2131 minCultureLab with Aga BajerDr. Donte Vaughn - Helping Leaders Become Culture ChampionsA bit like the operating system on their PCs, culture is something most leaders rarely think about - until it starts causing them problems. When culture slows their teams down and makes work more difficult than it should be, people often start panicking and finally give it the attention it deserves. But even then, it's often with the mindset of "Let's fix it asap and get back to work!" But what if culture was the work, especially for leaders? What if it was their primary responsibility to create an environment where people can do their best work?
2022-02-231h 05Arts House Listening ProgramCultureLAB EOI Call OutCultureLAB EOI Call Out by Arts House Listening Program
2021-09-0201 min
Hamburg hOERt ein HOOUHamburg hOERt ein HOOU: stARTcamp meets HOOU
Aufzeichnungsdatum:: 26. Mai 2021
mit:
Katrin Schröder, Multimedia Kontor Hamburg, HOOU
Christian Holst, Studiengangskoordinator an der Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Mitbegründer und Vorstandsmitglied des stARTconference e.V.
Katrin Schröder hat Sprachen, Wirtschaft- und Kulturraumstudien an der Universität Passau studiert. Sie war von 2006 bis 2017 als Leiterin der Öffentlichkeitsarbeit mit Schwerpunkt Digitale Kommunikation/Marketing an verschiedenen Theatern und Museen tätig. Dort baute sie Social-Media-Accounts auf und setzte vielfältige digitale Events um. So initiierte sie unter anderem den ersten Tweetup an einem deutschsprachigen Stadttheater, rief InstaContests und InstaWalks ins Leben und b...
2021-06-0455 min
Consulting Success PodcastHow to Develop a Flourishing Network as a Consultant with Aga BajerStarting your own consulting business can be challenging, but the decision to leave your job and try to make it on your own is always a process. Aga Bajer is the Founder and CEO of a culture strategy firm called Aga Bajer & Associates. She worked with well-known brands like Toyota, Porsche, Citibank, PwC, and many other well-known brands. She is also an author, a keynote speaker, and the host of a podcast called the CultureLab Podcast. On today’s show, she sits down with Michael Zipursky to share what drove him to leave a famous brand like PwC to start his own...
2021-04-2630 min
The Greatness Machine10 | Aga Bajer | How my National Championship Basketball Coach Dad Helped me learn my WHYOn today’s show, we interview Aga Bajer, founder and CEO of a boutique consultancy, Aga Bajer & Associates who shares with us her distilled wisdom on entrepreneurship, culture, and failure. Aga’s first business was a colossal failure which taught her the importance of figuring out her WHY. She learned that she needed clarity about who she was, and where she was headed first. After a brief stint with PWC, Aga found her true calling as a consultant with Hay Group (promoted by Daniel Goleman of “Emotional Intelligence”). Once she got some experience under her belt, she took the entrepren...
2021-04-1325 minCultureLab with Aga BajerTommi Forsström: Building Product and Culture during the Weird Middle PartGrowth. We all crave it. Both in our personal lives and in business. But what we often forget is that the biggest growth spurts inevitably come with growing pains. Suddenly we are in this weird place in the middle - no longer a child but still not an adult. Adolescence: something’s emerging, everything is changing and it’s really, really messy. Turns out that startups go through a very similar stage. And this is exactly what my guest today and I talk about in this episode of the CultureLab podcast. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/cultu...
2021-01-131h 11CultureLab with Aga BajerDorie Clark: Reinvent YourselfMy guest today, Dorie Clark, suggests we need to make things easier for ourselves in 2021 and embrace the lowercase "r" reinvention: small, subtle changes that, over time, compound and often produce major transformations. But to achieve such impressive results over time, we need to develop a "reinvention habit." And this is exactly what we talk about in this episode of the CultureLab podcast. I can't think of a better way to ease ourselves into 2021. To join CultureBrained® go to tinyurl.com/culturebrained To access our free resources and materials on cultivating thriving cultures, click...
2020-12-2257 min
Not Loud Enough PodcastInclusion is a conversation. Speak up and play. With Imran Rehman and Shawn Ardaiz - Episode 8In this episode Canan and Laura talk to Imran Rehman and Shawn Ardaiz about what inclusion means and how it can be a reality beyond checking boxes. We ask what is missing to allow us to create action in order to move forward to build more humane, inclusive environments in which individuals have the space to thrive, in which we feel safe and we belong. We discuss what kind of structures we need to put in place and how can we work together to achieve that. And finally, what concrete actions can we take to move the needle?
Imran is...
2020-09-2400 min
Hire The SmileHire The Smile: The Impact of Current External Factors On How We ManageWelcome to episode 5 of Hire the Smile, the podcast where we discuss human resources for veterinarians. In this episode, Katie and Mike are joined by Sue Armstrong of Oculus Insights as they discuss how many of the external factors we are facing now impact how we manage the people we work with. Also, we dig into our Human Resources Wins and Fails.
The articles discussed in today's episode are:
U.S. Employee Engagement Hits New High After Historic Drop
Why Examining Employee Experience Strategies is a Must During Uncertain Times
COVID-19...
2020-09-0444 minCultureLab with Aga BajerAaron Dignan: Brave New Work Today, on the CultureLab podcast, we welcome Aaron Dignan - the author of one of my favorite business books of the past few years - Brave New Work and the founder of the Ready. If you feel like the way we work hasn’t worked for a while and if you are curious about what new ways of working we could adopt, you’ll enjoy this conversation. In this interview, Aaron and I talk about why scale and bureaucracy that once made companies strong have become huge liabilities. Today, it’s the companies that operate with transp...
2020-06-091h 02
Theory of CreativityAudience feedback and artistic reflection with Alan Brown and Wendy WereWhat is the role of audience feedback in an artistically-driven organisation? In this episode Tandi is joined by renowned audience researcher Alan Brown, and Executive Director of Arts Development at the Australia Council, Wendy Were. They discuss how to gather insight from audience surveying, why negative feedback can be for fuel decision-making, and the use of feedback data by funding bodies.This episode covers:The role of audience feedback in artistic decision-makingWhether arts managers should be required to be researchersHow to prepare yourself for negative feedback from audiences and what it meansWhy some artistic leaders are hungry for...
2020-01-2852 min
Value through Vulnerability (boosted by HumansFirst)Episode 90 - Aga Bajer, Founder of Aga Bajer & Associates, author, podcast host of The Culture Lab and keynote speakerThis was an incredible conversation that I was privileged to be part of as Aga and OI went deep into culture, leadership, courage, change, experimentation, personal agency, accountability and so much more.Some quotes from this brilliant conversation to pique your interest include:- "we are wired for choice and polarities"- "it is impossible to make a huge change and a major overhaul of these systems and world views. The only thing you can do is introduce a...
2020-01-2042 min
Value through Vulnerability podcast from HEXO ChangeEpisode 90 - Aga Bajer, Founder of Aga Bajer & Associates, author, podcast host of The Culture Lab and keynote speakerThe weekly #HumansFirst open and inclusive calls can all be found here -> https://humansfirst.club/events
Find the Aequip team at https://www.aequip.co.uk/
This was an incredible conversation that I was privileged to be part of as Aga and OI went deep into culture, leadership, courage, change, experimentation, personal agency, accountability and so much more.
Some quotes from this brilliant conversation to pique your interest include:
- "we are wired for choice and polarities"
2020-01-2042 min
Curious Leadership with Dominic MonkhouseE40 | Discover the Power of Culture With the Cultural Strategist, Aga BajerToday’s guest is Aga Bajer, better known as the Culture Strategist. She helps companies cultivate a better culture in order to bring their vision to life.
Aga does this through working with organisations and teams that want to keep evolving to remain at the top of their game. She helps senior leadership teams and individual leaders to cultivate a culture that fuels great work, drives achievement of mission-critical goals and enables positive change.
Her overall mission is to help organisations harness the power of culture, to create a world where people love showing up to...
2019-05-2140 min