Coworking Values Podcast

Hi Folks! Thanks for tuning in to the Coworking Values Podcast. This time our guest is Gareth Jones of Town Square.

Gareth started his first Coworking Space in 2011 — Welsh Ice in Caerphilly in South Wales and now with Town Square where their mission is to create town centre meeting places, community spaces in town centres all across the UK.

Gareth tells us all about how at first they didn't consider -Welsh Ice, a coworking space or what they’re doing as coworking. He also shares about how coworking is an essential piece of urban infrastructure and how it helps the community around a coworking space thrive by bringing in people.

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Welcome to another Coworking Values Podcast! For this episode, we’re excited to present our guest.

To provide some context, we’ve been sending emails to the coworking community for us to invite and interview for you, our coworking listeners. To share their coworking stories. And here we are!

Jordi Massaguer is one of the people who answered, and we couldn’t be more pleased.

Jordi runs a coworking space called El Taller in La Selva Del Camp in Tarragona, Catalonia, northern Spain.

Jordi is a computer engineer with expertise in Linux and other web applications.

Jordi will take us to when they founded El Taller coworking space in a village with about 5000 people. He will also share all about how they focus on their community and how diverse it is. Jordi also shares their challenges being a rural coworking space.

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Hello Folks! We’re another week in and it’s time for our weekly Coworking Values Podcast. For this episode’s guest, we have Rowena Hennigan of Nomad City.

Rowena is a lecturer and project consultant based in Zaragoza, Spain and had been working remotely since 2007.

Not only that, but she is also well known for co-founding and authoring the “Management Strategies” for Future of Work module in TU Dublin. She also ran an academic conference on the said subject last April 2019.

She is also one of the few people who have developed academic courses for remote work skills.

Rowena will take us on the journey of the Future Of Work and Remote Work. As someone who has been working remotely for a long time, and now that almost everyone all around the world is forced to work remotely, she provides insight on how people can manage their time between working from home and homeschooling if they have kids and how to be emotionally and mentally prepared. She also delves about how remote work skills should be taught or integrated into academic curriculums.

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Hi guys and gals! Another episode for the Coworking Values Podcast with another interesting topic. We have today one of our coworking fellows from Texas, Daryn DeZengotita of Table Coworking whose superpower is Hospitality. She is a Marketing, hospitality and operations consultant for coworking and shared workspaces.

She will be sharing all about hospitality and how that is a big part of being in a coworking industry. And she tells us how churches can become a part of the coworking industry with mutual want of reaching out and connecting with members.

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Hello Ladies and Gents! As always thanks for tuning in to the Coworking Values Podcast! We welcome you to another episode with so much gusto.

For this episode, we have David Brown, Founder and Director of Good Space - a Work club at Queen’s Park.

He is going to be sharing all about what is a 15 Minute City and why this concept will boost the local community and promote healthier and robust living conditions in an urban setting.

He will also be telling us all about the Good Space, and how about it being more of a work club rather than a coworking space. And how working in a coworking space gave him the idea of founding the Good Space.

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Hello Folks! Another episode is up! And for this particular Coworking Values Podcast episode, we welcome one of our old friends from Stir to Action, Stephanie Gamauf who is the Co-Founder and producer for the coworking community called Ourspaceprojects in Brixton. She is a passionate community organizer.

Stephanie will be talking about social entrepreneurship and all about the incoming Stir To Action Festival wherein she will be speaking in about Exploring Authentic Community Engagement. The Stir To Action Festival will be happening on September 1-3.

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Hello everyone. Thanks for tuning in to another Coworking Values Podcast! We always make it a point to have guests from all over Europe and occasionally we invite friends from the U.S. And now we venture into Latin America. Our guest for this episode is from Chile.

Our guest is Marcelo Moraga [https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcelomoragavidal/], president and co-founder of Chile Cowork [https://chilecowork.org/] and the current director of Aldea Cowork in Osorno, Chile. Chile Cowork is the first association of coworking spaces in Chile.

Marcelo talks about how coworking started in Chile and how they progressed over the years and how the industry made a difference in their economic ecosystem. He also delves into the collaboration between the coworking spaces in the country and globally.

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Hello folks! For this episode, we are bringing you an oldie but a goodie, this podcast is the interview with Tobias Kremkau back at the Coworking, Coliving Conference of Southern Europe that happened on October of last year, 2019 in Serbia.

Tobias Kremkau is the Head of Coworking at St. Oberholz in Berlin and he is also the co-founder of the German Coworking Confederation.

In this episode, Tobias talks about the talk he gave at the Tech Festival 2019 at Copenhagen. The Coworking summit has 4 topics outlined which are: Crushing it with Content Marketing, Closing the Deal & Other Sales Tactics, Growing on Fertile Soil – Coworking Ecosystems and Property Technology and Artificial Intelligence.

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Hello Ladies and Gents! We are here with another episode of the Coworking Values Podcast. This time you'll be tuning in to a special episode.

This particular episode is an audio recording of the recent Webinar by New Working Spaces, a gigantic research project on the geography or new working spaces and the impact on the periphery involves 90 research partners from 29 countries, it started in October 2019 and ends in September 2023 so that is 90 universities and other institutions across Europe, researching coworking maker and hackerspaces through to corporate labs coffee shops libraries, technical rooms and other creative workspaces so it's a huge undertaking via Zoom.

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Welcome everyone to the Coworking Podcast. In light of the recent events, with racism, police brutality and of course, it so happens June is also about Pride month. For this episode, our guest is Anaia Daigle of the Indyhall team from Philadelphia, USA.

Anaia will be talking about how it is to be an ally and be part of the resisting movement against racism. And how being an ally is not just calling out people about their racism or homophobia but also having to teach and learn how to be a more understanding and accepting community.

She also shares about how their team at Indyhall is doing all they can to educate their community and be more inclusive.

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