In this episode, Ted talks with Atiba Shaikh, a promising young blogger, talented writer, and multipotentialite. She shares how blogging is ideal for multipotentialites, challenges you to focus while incorporating your multiple interests, and can even leave you questioning your career path.

You're about to learn the value of the anti role-model, what it's like having a parent as a multipotentialite role model, and why multipotentialites are the next generation's role models.

In this episode, Gillian from the Multipod Motivator explains how she's been able to find career stability by developing and applying skills in multiple, parallel jobs. The stories and insight flow easily in this one!

You're about to learn what it's like teaching English at a brand-new school in China and how to prepare for a global Puttython extravaganza. The Puttython is our chance to set aside distractions, let ideas and inspiration flow freely, and give ourselves permission to try new things, complete other things, or just let spontaneity happen.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to take a learner's context and teach them the way they need you to, how to deflect the stereotype that multipotentialites are flaky or unfocused, and how to discover who you're meant to work with through self-expression.

The four main hosts of The MultiPod – Sara, Sandrine, Ted, and Vanessa – get together to share their thoughts on how to find focus when working towards a major goal.

In this episode you’ll learn about the self-directed, democratic education system and how it can provide unique opportunities for children to explore multiple interests while developing life skills.

In this episode you’ll learn about the similarities between using science to understand reality and religion to understand spiritual reality, how to take control of all the outside messages working to influence your decisions, and some practical tips for living in the moment.

In part two of a two-part discussion, you’ll learn about community design concepts that disrupt old ways of thinking and lead to new forms of mentorship programs for women.

In this episode, you’ll learn the importance of the why-what-how in designing programs that matter, like Charlotte’s efforts to disrupt old concepts of mentorship for women.