ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Work/Place explores the futures of where and how we work — with host Sydney Allen-Ash, Lane founders, Clinton Robinson and Kofi Gyekye and special guests. In each episode, you'll be immersed in a vignette from a possible future of work, followed by a discussion exploring alternative visions of how things might unfold. WorkPlace is brought to you by Lane, a workplace experience platform and produced by From Later, a Toronto-based foresight studio.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
26 minutes
English
United States
5 episodes
since April 12, 2021
episodic
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What happens to the ways we work when we have digital-physical hybrid spaces, hybrid-companies governed by automation, and hybrid people – virtual characters, interacting as though they’re real? Rahaf Harfoush joins Sydney Allen-Ash and Lane founders, Clinton Robinson and Kofi Gyekye for a conversa…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
How will the workforce shift towards climate adaptation? Is the future of work all about climate resilience and/or carbon mitigation projects? Edward Burtynsky joins Sydney Allen-Ash and Lane founders, Clinton Robinson and Kofi Gyekye for a conversation on possibilities for future roles in light of…
How do organizations remember, think, decide, and act? How can we design and plot time to rearrange organizational rhythms and enable new ways of coordinating across scales, cycles, and tempos? Shaun Stewart joins Sydney Allen-Ash and Lane founders, Clinton Robinson and Kofi Gyekye as we listen in …
Is there such a thing as work-life balance? And to what extent can work and life be integrated into a dignified and meaningful existence? Radha Mistry joins Sydney Allen-Ash and Lane founders, Clinton Robinson and Kofi Gyekye for a conversation about a future workplace called “The Substrate” – a me…
Introducing Work/Place, a podcast on where and how we work — with host, Sydney Allen-Ash, Lane founders, Clinton Robinson and Kofi Gyekye, and special guests. In each episode, you'll be immersed in a possible future of work, followed by a discussion exploring alternative visions of how things …
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