Light and Dark: Status of Research on the Danish Rescue
Sofie Lene Bak, Associate Professor at the Department of History at the University of Copenhagen, delivers a presentation in which she discusses the rescue of the Danish Jews during World War II at the October 43 Conference in Copenhagen on October 1, 2013. The presentation was moderated by writer…
Podcast 7 - New Jordan Peterson Interview: 'Jordan Peterson and the left, a new conversation?'
Rebel Wisdom's David Fuller made the first documentary about Jordan Peterson in January, since then he has become one of the polarising public figures in the world, especially to those on the left of the political spectrum.
In a new interview - and accompanying podcast, David Fuller and Alexander …
Cultivating Psychological Maturity in Both Individuals & Societies: The Race Between Maturity and Catastrophe
Ep. 36 | Philosopher, author, and social entrepreneur Tomas Björkman’s claims are convincing: our culture needs to go through a new developmental paradigm shift. Either it will grow more complex—or crumble, as empires have crumbled in the past. The collective worldview needs to change, and to that …
Vertical Development's Many Gifts: How Continuous Adult Development Becomes Possible, the Potentials It Unlocks & How Understanding It Makes New Sense of Our World and Our Selves with Beena Sharma (Part 3)
Ep. 43 (Part 3 of 3) | Beena Sharma, president of the Vertical Development Academy (VeDA), gives a beautifully cogent explanation of the 8-stage, full spectrum model of adult psychological development, Vertical Development, illuminating us not only to the characteristics of each stage of developmen…
How Similar Are Biosimilars to Biologics? Part I
New biosimilars are coming to market and there is a lot of confusion among patients about what this will mean for their treatment plan. We called on patient advocates Cristina Montoya and Lene Andersen to hear directly about their experience on a biologic and biosimilar, respectively.
In this firs…
How Similar Are Biosimilars to Biologics? Part II
Through conversations with patient advocates Cristina Montoya and Lene Andersen, we learn that many of the emotions and discussions around starting (and staying on) a treatment are in fact the same for biosimilars and biologics.
In the second of a two-part episode, Cristina and Lene discuss that f…
#36 - Ingredients for flourishing Democracies with Tomas Björkman
“Making inner, personal development accessible to large parts of the population is a prerequisite for stable and flourishing democracies.”
There seem to be patterns that connect individual personal development (cognitive, moral) to the development of societies through stages from pre-modern, to …
Making Mammography Inclusive for Patients with Disabilities
Lene Andersen is an author, advocate, accessibility consultant, and photographer. She joins Natasha Batchelor, a mammographer who has been involved in the disability world through allyship, education and advocacy to talk about their recently co-authored JMIRS paper.
Their conversation with Amanda…
Lene Andersen, "Metamodernity: Meaning and Hope in a Complex World" (Nordic Bildung, 2019)
So what is metamodernity you may ask, and what does it have to do with systems thinking and cybernetics? Well, I recently had a chance to find out for myself during my conversation with Lene Rachel Andersen about her book Metamodernity: Meaning and Hope in a Complex World (Nordic Bildung, 2019). Th…
From CEO to Impact Innovator — How Nathalia Del Moral Fleury Found Her Purpose in Regeneration
What happens when a fast-rising corporate leader realizes that success needs a deeper meaning?
In the first episode of The Next Mountain Podcast, Nathalia Del Moral Fleury shares her journey from a rapid rise leading a global cosmetics brand to redefining success as a coach and regenerative econo…
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