ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
"What is most personal is most universal." American psychologist Carl Rogers believed that our most specific and niche interests were the same ones that resonated with other people. With almost two decades of Indy Hall existing, we know that it's true.
On Most Universal, Adam Teterus (Indy Hall's Community Director) interviews members of our community and friends outside our walls to learn about their specific and niche interests, looking for the through-line that binds us all together.
Most Universal is recorded live on Thursdays at 12pm ET, and new episodes are released every Monday.
On Most Universal, Adam Teterus (Indy Hall's Community Director) interviews members of our community and friends outside our walls to learn about their specific and niche interests, looking for the through-line that binds us all together.
Most Universal is recorded live on Thursdays at 12pm ET, and new episodes are released every Monday.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 9 days
Average audio length:
36 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
30 episodes
since Feb. 7, 2024
episodic
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This week on Most Universal, artist, filmmaker, and multidisciplinary Rashid Zakat joins me to talk about friendship councils, constructive dissatisfaction, and how DJs rest at the intersection of art and design. We also talk, at length, about Blade.
In our Most Personal segment,…
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This week's guest is Debora Charmelus, an experience designer and consultant who primarily works with Black & Brown non-profits and organizations in the Philly area. Her production studio, Kontan, is focused on realizing the ambitions of creative communities by way of special …
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This week's guest is Kara Lindstrom, consultant, advisor, public speaker, and podcaster. Kara has even worked behind the scenes on making this show, Most Universal, what it is today. We talk about "untangling work", filtering the signal from the noise, Leadership Tarot, …
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This week on the show, I'm sitting with rock goddess Radio Sara, who you can hear live on-air when you tune into 93.3 WMMR in Philadelphia. We talk about the surprising shared experience of regional radio stations, hyping yourself up to meet your heroes, her new creative agency Br…
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I'm joined by long-time Indy Hall member and even-longer-time friend, Lansie Sylvia. Over the past few years, Lansie has been practicing herbalism — growing, harvesting, and enjoying native herbs in her everyday life. Throughout that time, she's formed a deeper appreciation for he…
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Anna Goldfarb is the author of Modern Friendship: How to Nurture Our Most Valued Connections, and she also happens to be *my* friend. Together we discuss how it's possible to feel like you have tons of friends and none at all, and Anna helps define what friendship means in our cur…
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Andy Stutzman is the Executive Director for Next Century Cities, a national non-profit organization dedicated to broadband access and adoption, digital inclusion, digital equity, and more. Andy answers the question, "when was the last time you surprised yourself?"
ABO…
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Mo Manklang, Policy Director at U.S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives, is a person of faith — faith in love, faith in God, and faith in other people. We discuss time travel triggered by sense memories, bee movies, tattoos, and trust-building. On the Most Personal segment, Mo answ…
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On today's episode, I'm joined by one of my closest friends and collaborators, Octavius A. Newman. Octavius and I have teamed up on lots of stuff through the years, but today we're talking about his new project, Sole Stories. Sole Stories is a episodic series in which local legend…
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Meg Niman joins the show to talk about the Persona Project, her facilitation workshop in which participants devise a deliberate identity, distinct from how they show up in daily life. We discuss alter-egos, the conscious act of noticing, the difference between consistency and cons…
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