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- The Digital Dark Age - Part 1 with Guest, Dag Spicer
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The exponential advances in digital technologies over the next few years, could make many of our personal histories and existing digital artifacts inaccessible, leading us into “digital dark age” in which our civilization’s most critical knowledge is at risk due to digital technology itself. Are there solutions to ensure that the cultural heritage and human knowledge created today will be available to future generations? Join us for the Digital Dark Age - Part One … For What it’s Worth
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Email us: [email protected]34 min - The Space [in Between] - Trailer
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"The Space" (in between), is a non-scripted dialogue between myself and my Co-host, Cameron Brown. "The Space" might occur during the regular podcast or as a stand-alone episode. "The Space" is designed to be organic and emergent in nature. Cam and I will discuss a range of topics from music, books, film and current events and op-ed pieces sometimes directly related to ideas introduced by our guests, at other times something completely different... For What it's Worth
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Email us: [email protected]9 min - In the Eye of the Hurricane with Guest, Ken Klonsky
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We find ourselves in the Eye of the Hurricane. The mass anti-racist protests in the US and in countries around the world, following the death of George Floyd have been largely directed at policing, as a root cause of systemic racism, but will defunding the police, or making them more accountable really produce the outcome we are looking for? …. or do we need to look deeper?
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My guest for this episode of for What it’s Worth is Ken Klonsky, author, educator and Director of Innocence International, an organization founded by the late Rubin “Hurricane” Carter. Innocence International is dedicated to overturning wrongful conviction, brought about by false confessions orchestrated by law enforcement and supported by representatives of the criminal justice system…join us, Eye of the Hurricane…. For What it’s Worth.
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Every Graduate is Innovation-Enabled; Every Employee can Contribute to Innovation
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Email us: [email protected]1 hr 26 min - The Many Faces of Innovation with Guest, Dr. Tom Carey
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"The Many Faces of Innovation" with guest, Dr Tom Caray -
A serial intrapreneur for innovation in higher education teaching and learning, Tom currently works in Canada and internationally as a “connector, coach and catalyst” for strategic innovation within higher education institutions, networks and systems. Tom is the Chairman of Workplace Innovation Canada Network, Executive-in-Residence for Teaching and Learning Innovation, British Columbia Association of Institutes and Universities, Victoria B.C. Canada, Monash University Faculty of Arts, Melbourne VIC Australia. Tom also served as Associate Vice-President for Learning Resources and Innovation at the University of Waterloo.
In this episode, Tom Carey differentiates between invention and innovation, highlighting the importance of social innovation in both higher education and in the workplace, as a means for increasing Canada’s capacity and capability for innovation. Mobilizing new ideas to create "better work and better impacts" in a world characterized by disruption and change.
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Email us: [email protected]1 hr 1 min - For What It's Worth - Trailer
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Welcome to "For What it's Worth and the Space [in between]. “For What it’s Worth” is an interview-based podcast series which focuses on exploring innovative ideas for a changing world; ideas related to people, culture, business, education, science and more. The show features well-known guests from across a variety of industries and disciplines, each presenting their views, theories, and predictions about issues related to new ways of thinking, working, and learning. From education to technology, social justice to the future of work, from politics to culture change, "For What it's Worth" explores where we are, how we got here, and whether or not we want to continue along these same paths in a post COVID 19 world.The show will also feature “The Space [in Between]” co-hosted with Cameron Brown. “The Space” is an opinion-based exploration of a broad spectrum of cultural issues from current events, entertainment and the Arts. “The Space” is a free-flowing, non-scripted dialogue between Blake Melnick and Cameron Brown, and may appear as a stand-alone episode, or as an episode segment, you just never know...
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From those who know to those who need to know
Workplace Innovation Network for Canada
Every Graduate is Innovation-Enabled; Every Employee can Contribute to Innovation
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Changing the world, one mind at a time, For What it's Worth...“For What it’s Worth” is an interview-based podcast series which focuses on exploring innovative ideas for a changing world; ideas related…
to people, culture, business, education, science and more. The show features well-known guests from across a variety of industries and disciplines, each presenting their views, theories, and predictions about issues related to new ways of thinking, working, and learning. From education to technology, social justice to the future of work, from politics to culture change, "For What it's Worth" explores where we are, how we got here, and whether or not we want to continue along these same paths in a post-COVID 19 world. The show will also feature “The Space [in Between]” co-hosted with Cameron Brown. “The Space” is an opinion-based exploration of a broad spectrum of cultural issues from current events, entertainment and the Arts. “The Space” is a free-flowing, non-scripted dialogue between Blake Melnick and Cameron Brown, and may appear as a stand-alone episode, or as an episode segment, you just never know... To access resources mentioned in the episode or to comment on the show, please visit: http://forwhatitsworthpodcast.blogspot.com