ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗
Curiosity involves lots of questions. Or just enough, good questions.
Curiosity That Matters is a series of conversation with thought leaders and experts working at the intersection of design, policy, innovation and impact.
Each episode, we spend around 45 minutes discussing a framework, concept, mental model or approach that my guest either created or is an expert on.
We cover topics such as collective imagination, expansive thinking, creative bureaucracy, nurture capital, dark matter in design & policy, the boring revolution and much more.
We talk about the guests' journey and their curiosity, and delve deep into the topics at hand.
As for the questions... I'm still working on mine
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 41 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
61 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
13 Folgen
seit 26. September 2023
episodic
expliziter Inhalt
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For our first CTM Video Special (Watch on YouTube!) , I interview Györgyi and Ryan about “Governing Together,” arguing that well-intentioned policies and technologies often fail when they ignore lived experience and jump to solutions (“plunging in bias”), meeting targets while missing outcomes.
Th…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Conversation with FutureDays founders Meri & Uri that happened right after FutureDays 2025 in May 2025 at their place in Lisbon
The Messy Middle with Climate KIC's Kirsten Dunlop
Episode 10 features Kirsten Dunlop, CEO of Climate KIC, discussing the profound shifts needed for climate action and transformation through radical collaboration and place-based approaches.
Kirsten emphasizes the importance of navigating the 'mes…
Our latest episode features Dan Hill, a renowned designer, urbanist, and director of the Melbourne School of Design. Dan delves into his multifaceted career and his work at the intersection of design, technology, and urban planning. Key themes discussed include:
- Dan's multidisciplinary approach …
In this episode, host Nadim Choucair speaks with Bridget Gildea, a multidisciplinary consultant & behavioral scientist working at the intersection of applied learning, technology, behavioral insights, and public policy.
We discuss the value of curiosity in policymaking and how to create the rig…
In Episode 7 of Curiosity That Matters, host Nadim Choucair engages with Sir Geoff Mulgan, a prominent author, thinker, and advocate for collective intelligence, social innovation, and public policy.
Geoff shares insights from his multifaceted career spanning roles in the UK government and academi…
In this episode I speak with Zahra Davidson, the outgoing CEO of Huddlecraft, about peer learning, collective imagination, and letting go. Zahra left her post as CEO at the end of March 2024
Zahra explains how Huddlecraft facilitates huddles - small peer learning groups united by a shared curiosit…
“Agile stability in the context of the entrepreneurial state” explores the role of the state in innovation and the economy.
UCL Professor & IIPP Deputy Director Rainer Kattel, explains why innovation needs bureaucracy, and why the initial nimbleness and speed required to innovate needs a certai…
Our 4th episode features Indy Johar, founding director of Zero Zero and Dark Matter Labs, discussing the need for a “boring revolution” to transform the underlying systems and values that are driving our current crises.
Indy argues we need to move beyond an extractive, ownership-based system to on…
Charles Landry is a renowned urbanist and author, and founder of the Berlin-based Creative Bureaucracy Festival
Join us in this re-published episode to learn more his concept of "creative bureaucracy" and the role of curiosity and imagination in public administration. Landry explains that creativ…
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