Learnability

This second episode of the Connectivity: Implicit series features Nurit Nobel. A behavioral scientist and the CEO of Impactually, where she designs evidence-based solutions to critical challenges. In this conversation, we get an in-depth explanation of encouraging desirable behaviors through an effective nudge, both for organizations and societies.

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In the first episode of this three-part series called, Connectivity: Implicit, we speak to Dr. Eugenia Cheng. A mathematician, pianist, educator & author. With a point of departure from abstract mathematics and category theory, we begin to understand the root of feelings, productive communication, and the different levels of privilege — Ultimately helping us be more logical in an illogical world.

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Claudia Adler is similar to us on a journey of learning about learning and finding out how we can create a better tomorrow. After studying Law at university, she embarked on an MSc in International Humanitarian Issues. And she is currently doing a Ph.D. student at York University, performing extensive research to examine education critically in her paper titled; Beyond Schools and Jobs: How education can empower women and girls to "become."

Claudia is also the founder of Raices, a social enterprise that strives to create its footprint on the issues that it brings to the table. Her mission began when she visited Uganda for the first time in 2015. It was this experience that made her understand the value of education and its potential to affect generations.

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Johanna Ljunggren is a creative entrepreneur running the platform DetoxLife. Her experiences as a stylist, culinary artist and yoga teachers have made her a thinkfluencer communicating around the subjects of fashion, beauty, art, yoga, food, and sustainability.

In this episode, Johanna shares her journey filled with complexities, setbacks, successes, learning, and unlearning which has given her the ability to inspire individuals across the globe. Hope you enjoy this conversation!

Find her @detoxlife on Instagram or at https://detoxlife.elle.se/.

Music: Luciia – Bleed For It

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This is a conversation based on the current situation we find ourselves in, about the experience, emotions, and the long-term effects of injustice.

Kerone Campbell is a remarkable spoken word artist who hails from New York City. Though he grew up in the big apple, living and spending most of his time in Brooklyn; he was born and has strong roots in Jamaica W.I, but now call Sweden home.

Please feel encouraged to get in touch with your thoughts on the topics discussed in this episode!

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This is a rerun of one of our listener's favorites, recorded back in 2018 after having spent a full week at Färjås Yoga Retreat and meeting the founder, Konrad Swenninger. We sat down to record this episode immediately after 48 hours of total silence, and today it might give us some insights as to how to handle lockdown and quarantine.

Besides founding the retreat, he runs a humanitarian organization called Soteria International, working with the European Parliament and the United Nations. This proved to be a perfect opportunity to learn more about yoga and the spiritual path.

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On this World Meditation Day, we have chosen to share a rerun of the episode we created as a tool to be used as a continuous reminder of practicing plasticity and having a growth mindset. Making a fixed mindset impossible by basing your confidence in your ability to learn, rather than previous knowledge gained.

"People with a growth mindset believe that they can improve with effort. They outperform those with a fixed mindset, because they embrace challenges, treating them as opportunities to learn something new". - Dr. Travis Bradberry for the World Economic Forum.

We wish you progress and great learnings from whatever challenge you may tackle within the nearest future!

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Ronald Onyang is a climate activist from Uganda. He founded Green Investment Movement to raise awareness of the climate devastating investments while promoting opportunities to get involved in positive initiatives and businesses.

He shares a captivating story of how he came to understand climate impact when his family lost their income due to inadequate conditions for their agricultural business, which subsequently lead to him having to give up his opportunity to complete university. Inspired by Greta Thunberg, Vanessa Nakate, Licypriya Kangujam, and other young activists, he then decided to pursue his calling.

Please share this episode and help spread the amazing work that Ronald is doing!

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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #12: A remote conversation with Calvin Wanguku, Radio Personality, and Podcaster from Nairobi, Kenya. We speak about the current situation with Covid19 in Kenya, the future of podcasting in Africa, and Calvin's journey so far.

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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #11: A remote conversation with returning guest Katrina Bimell about experiencing ancient rituals in South America, our cyclic nature and how she aims to create a digital campfire to combat isolation.

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