The Purpose Made Podcast: Games, Film and IP

In this enlightening episode, the future of food, we sit down with Andrea Rasca, the visionary CEO and founder of London's pioneering sustainable community market and cultural hub, Mercato Metropolitano, and the driving force behind Movimento Metropolitano.

Andrea shares his extensive 25-year journey within the food sector, his inspirations, the hurdles he's overcome, and his mission to revolutionise our food systems for the betterment of people's health and our planet.

During this episode, we discuss:

• Andrea Rasca: The Man Behind The Vision
• The Seeds of Change: Andrea’s Inspirational Journey
• Overcoming Obstacles & Scaling Mercato Metropolitano
• Strategies for Driving Positive Change in Our Food System
• Navigating Global Challenges: Brexit, Opportunities, and the Path Forward
• Beyond Short-termism: Envisioning the Future of Food
• The Power of Starting Small to Achieve Big Dreams
• How Food Will Shape Our Future
• From Blue Zones to Addressing Our Broken Food System
• Embracing a New Paradigm for Food and Community
• The Impact of Community Orientation and Social Initiatives
• Incorporating Environmental, Social, and Governance Principles for a Purpose-Driven Future
• Envisioning the Future of Mercato Metropolitano
• Addressing Social Obligations and Bridging the North-South Divide
• Key Thoughts & Takeaways

If you’re inspired by Andrea's vision of a sustainable, healthy, and equitable food system, join the movement by visiting Mercato Metropolitano and supporting local, sustainable food initiatives in your community. Don’t forget to share this episode with friends and family to spread the message of positive change.

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For anyone curious how a games company can drive real-world change: Jeffrey Burrell, Head of Social Impact at Riot Games.

Riot makes League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics and Valorant, and the Arcane series took its world to Netflix. Jeffrey explains how Riot's Social Impact Fund works, from the "Take the Drake for Water's Sake" campaign with AWS to a $1M Worlds Events Pass contribution to the Eden Reforestation Project, and how Riot uses the UN's Sustainable Development Goals to deliver value to players and communities.

During the episode we discuss:

1. The Gaming Revolution: Riot's Social Impact Journey:

• Jeffrey unfolds the story of Riot Games' transformation into a socially responsible powerhouse.
• Discover how Riot's passion for gaming translates into meaningful experiences and social initiatives.

2. Riot's Social Impact Fund: Game-Changing Moves:

• Dive deep into the workings and successes of Riot's Social Impact Fund.
• Highlighting groundbreaking campaigns like "Take the Drake for Water’s Sake" with AWS and the $1M Worlds Events Pass contribution to the Eden Reforestation Project.

3. UN's Sustainable Development Goals: A Playbook for Positive Change:

• Explore how Riot uses the UN's Sustainable Development Goals to deliver value to players and communities.
• Unravel Riot's approach through their Social Impact Pillars and research findings, transforming data into real-world impacts.

4. Looking Ahead: Riot's Vision for Gaming's Future:

• Jeffrey shares insights into the potential of gaming experiences in championing social and environmental issues.
• Together with sneak peeks into Riot Games' 2024 plans and the future of player-focused gaming.

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Dubbed 'The Craziest Week in Tech', these few days have been a whirlwind. We witnessed the surprising narrative of Sam Altman, beginning with his unexpected exit from OpenAI on November 17th. Barely catching our breath, we then saw him align with Microsoft, led by Satya Nadella, on November 19th, only to make a surprising return to his CEO position at OpenAI on November 21st.

The Altman Saga is a story as bewildering as it is thrilling, and it marks a significant moment in tech.

To navigate us through this astounding series of events, we're joined by the esteemed Mr. Metaverse, Aragorn Meulendijks. Aragorn, a venerated futurist and AI keynote speaker, offers a unique lens to view these developments. His insight, a blend of historical context, behavioural science, psychology, and philosophical underpinnings, provides a rich and nuanced understanding of the rapid evolution in the tech sector. His perspective is not just informative but essential for anyone seeking to remain on the cutting edge of this ever-changing industry.

In this episode, we explore a variety of crucial topics, each shedding light on the complexities and implications of this landmark week. Join us as we unravel the layers of these events, examining their significance and what they portend for the future of tech and AI.

Time Stamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction: Setting the Stage for Tech's Most Unforgettable Week.

00:01:22 - The Altman Saga: A Timeline of Sam Altman's Journey with OpenAI, QStar, and the Generational Debate of Boomers vs. Doomers.

00:05:25 - OpenAI's Path Forward: Predictions and Perspectives.

00:07:51 - Recapping a Landmark Week in Technology.

00:08:07 - Meet Aragorn Meulendijks: An Overview of a Visionary.

00:10:55 - Analysis: Sam Altman's Odyssey with OpenAI and Microsoft.

00:18:50 - AGI Developments, Ilya Sutskever's Contributions, and Navigating a Digital Arms Race.

00:20:33 - Historical Evolution of Technology: A Deep Dive.

00:24:45 - Impact Analysis: The Fourth Turning & Moises Naim’s Three P’s.

00:25:44 - Dissecting 'Transformers' in Tech: Insights referencing Geoffrey Hinton, Lex Fridman, and Mark Zuckerberg.

00:30:57 - Technology and Human Exceptionalism: A Multifaceted Exploration.

00:34:34 - The Shift to a Tech-Led World: Implications and Strategies.

00:43:57 - Today's Paradigm Shift: Augmented Reality, Crisis Convergence, and Community Impact.

00:56:42 - Exploring Naomi Klein's Disaster Capitalism and Timothy Snyder’s Sado-Populism.

00:59:16 - The Rise of the Robots: Economic Implications and Swarm Intelligence.

01:05:47 - Thriving in the Modern Era: Defining Purpose and Values.

01:13:57 - From Moments to Movements: Predictions for the Coming Decade.

01:23:16 - Super Intelligence: Charting the Future of Evolution.

01:25:25 - The Singularity: Unpacking its Potential Impact.

01:29:08 - Key Takeaways: What We've Learned and What's Next.

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Have you ever wondered what drives our desire to behave morally? The Yin and Yang of Morality. Neuroeconomist Paul Zak believes he has uncovered the answer.

By delving into the fascinating realm of neurology, Zak introduces us to oxytocin, a chemical he affectionately refers to as "the moral molecule." He believes that this miraculous substance plays a pivotal role in cultivating trust, empathy, and other profound emotions that contribute to the creation of a harmonious and prosperous society.

As a renowned expert in the fields of cognitive science, psychology, and biology, Zak provides us with a captivating journey into the intricate workings of the human brain. Drawing upon his research in happiness, medicine, sociology, and even chemistry, he paints a comprehensive picture of how oxytocin acts as a vital catalyst for positive social behaviour.

Through his enthralling and accessible style of storytelling, Zak skilfully connects the dots between neuroscience, behavioural economics, and ethics. By shedding light on the neurobiological underpinnings of our moral compass, he helps us understand the fundamental drivers behind our ethical choices.

Join us in this thought-provoking exploration as we delve into the depths of the human mind and uncover the undeniable influence of oxytocin. Brace yourself for an enlightening adventure that will transform the way you perceive moral behaviour and its vital role in shaping our society.

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In this insightful conversation, we dive deep into the AI revolution with Louis Rosenberg, PhD, a respected pioneer in the fields of augmented reality, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence.

With a PhD from Stanford University and over 300 awarded patents for VR, AR, and AI technologies, Rosenberg has made significant contributions to the industry. He has also founded successful companies such as Unanimous AI, Immersion Corporation, Microscribe, and Outland Research.

Rosenberg's journey began at NASA's Air Force Research Laboratory in the 1990s, where he created the groundbreaking Virtual Fixtures platform. This platform marked the first interactive augmented reality system, allowing users to experience a blend of real and virtual objects.

He later founded Immersion Corp, a VR company that pioneered various technologies, including VR simulators for medical schools and haptic devices for consumer markets. Further showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit, Rosenberg also founded Microscribe, a company renowned for its early 3D digitisers used in video games, virtual worlds, and feature films. The Microscribe digitizer played a crucial role in major films like Shrek, Ice Age, Starship Troopers, and Bugs Life.

Additionally, he founded Outland Research, focusing on augmented reality and mobile media technologies. Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavours, Rosenberg served as a professor at California State University (Cal Poly), teaching engineering, design, ed-tech, and entrepreneurship. Continuing his pursuit of advancing AI technologies, he founded Unanimous AI in 2014, harnessing the power of Swarm Intelligence to amplify the intelligence of networked human groups. This led to the development of Swarm AI, an award-winning technology used by organisations ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to the United Nations.

Rosenberg's expertise extends beyond just technology. He regularly contributes to VentureBeat and Big Think, sharing his insights on artificial intelligence, biological swarms, virtual reality, and augmented reality. He also actively promotes safe metaverse technologies, serving as the Chief Scientist of the Responsible Metaverse Alliance and as the Global Technology Advisor to the XR Safety Initiative (XRSI).

During this insightful conversation, we cover a wide range of topics:

1). AI Revolution vs. Hype

2). Fears Around AI

3). Generative AI's Impact on Culture

4). AI and Human Emotions

5). The Metaverse and AI

6). Ethics in AI Development

7). Copyrights and AI

8). Generative AI's Bias

9). Impact on Industries, Politics, and Society

10). Community Q&A

11). Key Thoughts And Takeaways.

If you're interested in AI, this is an episode not to be missed!

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For anyone who wants to know what it takes to build a games studio: Joe Nickolls on 20+ years in AAA development and founding Timbre Games.

Joe moved from radio, Polygram and Universal Music into games, working at Electronic Arts, Microsoft and Capcom on franchises such as FIFA, NHL and The Sims before founding Timbre Games in Vancouver. He talks about why culture drives creativity, why talent comes from anywhere, the shift to mobile and subscriptions, and what reimagined franchises can teach the industry.

In today's episode, Joe walks us through his captivating journey, transitioning from radio, Polygram, and Universal Music to the dazzling heights of franchises such as FIFA, NHL, and The Sims. Witness the evolution of a man who, after scaling the peaks at Electronic Arts, Microsoft, and Capcom, felt the call of home. This led to the creation of Vancouver's latest award winning treasure, the phenomenal Timbre Games Studio.

We dive deep into Joe's vision with Timbre, unearthing the 'Why' underpinning the studio, with its commitment to diversity, value and values and why 'Culture Drives Creativity'. We shed light on the importance of multipotentiality and diversity of thought in the games industry, echoing the belief that "Talent Comes From Anywhere" regardless of one's background.

As we delve further, Joe provides an insider's perspective on the industry's recent transformations, from the dynamic shifts in mobile gaming and subscription models to the resounding impact of "quality" epitomised by iconic titles like Diablo 4.

Our conversation then shifts to the potential of content cross-pollination and franchise reimagination, referencing standout productions like 'The Last of Us', 'The Bear', 'Andor', 'The Mandalorian', and more. We discuss the intrinsic power of storytelling, examining the intricate balance between emotion, subject, and technology. We also venture into nostalgic games of old, revisiting titles like SSX, Fallout, Half-Life, and BioShock, emphasising how games can transcend mere entertainment to become lasting moemorable experiences.

In the episode's finale, Joe speculates on the future of the industry, touching upon the burgeoning potential of AI and introducing the intriguing 'JoesImpact100', leaving listeners with an amazing NASA encounter you're not going to want to miss.

This isn't just another podcast episode, it's a deep dive into the games industry, its evolution, and a salute to the infinite opportunities borne from genuine creativity and innovation. Remember, games are more than play; when crafted rightly, they sculpt memories that last a lifetime. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this enlightening journey!

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For anyone who loves story-led games: Tim Cain, the mind behind Fallout, named by IGN as one of the top 100 game creators ever.

Tim goes back to his early days at Interplay and how Fallout was conceived and brought to life. He shares his philosophy of quality over quantity, the balance between crunch and art, the rise of sequels, the growing influence of players on game stories, and where augmented reality and games like Pokémon Go could take us.

Tim unpacks his philosophy of 'Quality Over Quantity', reflecting on his biggest triumphs, the ever-evolving challenges he's encountered, and the invaluable lessons drawn from failures. His multi-faceted perspectives on game development illuminate topics ranging from the balance of crunch vs. art to the rising trend of sequels, and the increasing influence of players on game narratives.

Ever wondered about the delicate dance between tech, AI, and gaming? As we probe into augmented reality's role, Tim touches upon tech giants like Apple and Google and how they're impacting our pursuit of immersive experiences. From the powerful lure of Pokémon Go to the thrilling world of augmented reality, we examine how gaming reshapes human connections. As we move deeper, we'll also tackle the challenging terrains of risk, societal implications, and the shadowy world of deep fakes.

Culminating our discussion, Tim reminisces about 'The Game That Got Away', offering key insights and takeaways that would resonate with every gamer, developer, and storyteller out there.

This episode is more than just a conversation, it's an odyssey into the rich tapestry of gaming history, a tribute to the enduring power of interactive storytelling, and an exploration of what lies ahead. As we often say, while games are coded with logic, it's emotion that truly brings them to life.

So, buckle up and embark on this exhilarating ride with Timothy Cain. The echoes of Fallout's post-apocalyptic world serve as a testament: sometimes, it's the stories we weave that truly define our universe. Enjoy!

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"With so many pulls and strains and stresses, Simon offers us simple steps for every one of us to indeed energise!' Simon Sinek, optimist and New York Times bestselling author of Start With Why.

In the intricate maze of personal development and energy management, we're illuminating paths that transcend the mundane, fuelling ambition, and sparking transformation. We're thrilled to welcome to our podcast the incredible Simon Alexander Ong, a titan in the field of personal development and a maestro in the art of energising lives. Admired for his thought-provoking insights and transformative coaching style, Simon has spent his career inspiring individuals from all walks of life to invest in their most valuable asset: themselves.

In this episode, we plunge into the depths of Simon's world, tracing his journey from the roots of his career to his current groundbreaking work in energy management. We unravel his experiences navigating the pulsing avenues of personal development, which have served as an enriching ground for learning, innovation, and an enduring passion for human potential.

Simon enlightens us on the power of managing our energy as he takes us on a journey through his guiding principles, coupled with the doctrine of "Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time." We'll discover the importance of harnessing our energy to fuel our ambitions and build sustainable paths toward our most audacious goals.

We delve into the mechanisms of energy management, exploring the four dimensions of energy, the science of energy, and the potent concept of Longpath as an antidote for short-termism. We're examining the lessons from British Cycling and the potency of tiny gains, all while navigating the ebb and flow of our personal energy resources.

We venture into the realm of mindset, exploring the challenges and opportunities that come with managing our internal narrative. We tap into the wisdom of influencers like Andrew Huberman and Rich Roll and probe into the transformative power of introjection. We're diving deep into the riveting elements of challenge and resilience, all the while unveiling the tactics for overcoming obstacles.

As we navigate the waves of Simon's wisdom, we're invited to transcend conventional thought paradigms, prompting us to be "Better Than Who We Were Yesterday." Drawing on insights from his remarkable book 'Energise', lessons from Matthew McConaughey's 'Greenlights', and Simon's own pioneering work, we underscore the paramount importance of personal energy management and lifelong learning.

This episode isn't just another podcast—it's a vibrant blueprint for personal transformation, a compelling testament to the power of self-improvement, and a clarion call for personal growth. As Simon tells us, it's time to learn to "Prioritise Time Just To Be." So, plug in, open your mind, and let these narratives inspire, motivate, and energise you.

Personal development isn't a destination—it's an exciting, lifelong journey. Dive in and enjoy!

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In the vibrant tapestry of emotive branding and transformative storytelling, we're threading together narratives that shift perspectives and inspire innovation. Today, we welcome to our podcast the phenomenal Duke Stump, a game-changer in the realm of emotive branding and a master craftsman in the art of forging meaningful company cultures. Hailed by Forbes as one of the top 50 Game-Changing CMO’s, Duke has dedicated over three decades to building iconic global brands like NIKE, Seventh Generation, and Lululemon.

In this episode, we invite you to take a deep dive into Duke's world, as he shares his journey from the colourful decades of the 60s and 70s to his current 'Bonfire With Soul' endeavours. We discuss his transformative experiences at the helm of some of the world's most iconic brands and how these experiences have been a rich petri dish for learning, innovation, and reimagining brand in a lifelong quest for curiosity.

Duke will talk about the power of emotionally charged branding, as he takes us on an exploration of his guiding principles together with the mantra of "Don't Create Magic, Create The Conditions For Magic to Happen." We will learn about the importance of building brands that last the test of time, together with cultures and brands that foster creativity, biomimicry and forging brands of meaning in our ever evolving world.

We touch on brands that inspire such as the work of Oscar winners We-Present to the inspirational work of A24, Creative Mornings, TrackSmith, Night, Prime and Unit 9. We also delve deep into the creator economy and why trust and leadership are central to creativity and brand innovation, as well as the role they play in shaping brands and purpose led movements for change.

We will dissect lessons from Patagonia and the disruptive innovation philosophy behind Ben & Jerry's, all while probing into the ever-evolving realities of brand. The notion that honesty trumps perfection is dissected, alongside the liberating aspects of constraints in brand building. We will touch upon the beauty of simplicity and significance in creativity, and why the most resonant brands are those that inspire, move people, and make us feel part of the story.

Duke's wisdom takes us beyond traditional business models, prompting us to "Unlearn Business As Usual." He champions a human-centered philosophy, a life-long learning mindset, and a persistent challenge against the status quo. Drawing on insights from Nike's legendary EKIN program, the Dasgupta Review, poetry, philosophy, and his own trailblazing work 'Bonfire with soul', Duke underscores the absolute need for impact-driven branding and relentless innovation.

This episode isn't just another podcast—it's a vibrant tapestry of branding evolution, a powerful testament to the might of storytelling, and a rallying cry for challenging norms. As Duke reminds us, now is the time to 'quiet our cleverness'. So tune in and let these narratives fuel your inspiration and curiosity. As Walter Landor astutely observed, "Products are made in a factory but brands are created in the mind."

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What unifies Nike, AI, and empathy in an intriguing trilogy of transformation? Answering these questions is the life’s work of today’s guest, Dev Patnaik, a visionary leader whose impact reverberates in the corridors of the world's most admired companies.

Nurtured in the dynamic incubator of business innovation, Patnaik has created a legacy that spans advising CEOs at Starbucks, Target, Nike, Universal, IBM, Intel, Virgin, and more, whilst shaping the minds of MBA and design students at Stanford University. Today, we explore the nuanced layers of leadership, emotional connection, empathy, and the captivating paradoxes of progress.

In this episode, we unmask the mysteries and potential of AI and the strategic approach of managing 'horizons 1 through 3'. We also delve into the nuances of collaboration in an era of increasing education and polarisation, disaster capitalism, and humanity's intertwined future with AI. Dev, a maestro of ideas, skilfully weaves these diverse threads into a comprehensive tapestry of knowledge and perspective.

Just as Google's search algorithms distil the chaos of the web to deliver what we seek, Dev, with his diverse experience in business strategy, innovation, and human-centred design, brings clarity to the future's turbulent waters. His insights, enriched with profound wisdom and impactful experiences, serve as a guiding light in the stormy seas of rapid technological, societal, and environmental changes.

From the strategic boardrooms of Jump Associates to the enlightening classrooms of Stanford University, from authoring the acclaimed book 'Wired to Care' - heralded as a beacon for the challenging years ahead by Malcolm Gladwell - our conversation takes intriguing detours. We demystify the concept of the minimal viable product, the pillars of a purpose-driven company, and the intricate choreography of empathy and purpose.

Our conversation, rich with intellectual allure, illuminates the delicate interplay of leadership, humanity, technology, and societal evolution. If the exciting intersection of business strategy and human empathy piques your curiosity, or if the future of AI ignites your imagination, this episode will be a feast for your senses. Join us on this journey into the core of innovative leadership, and let's collectively chart our course into the future.

In this episode, we delve into:

• Patnaik's inspiring journey from authoring a globally acclaimed book to shaping tomorrow's business leaders.
• His unique perspective on leading through change and the necessity of emotional connection in leadership.
• The unexplored realms and immense potential of AI, seen through the lens of an experienced innovator.
• The socio-political landscape of the world, with discussions on China, Taiwan, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
• The crucial role of minimal viable products in establishing the bedrock for growth.
• The core principles that shape a purpose-driven company and the dance of empathy and purpose.

Empathy isn't merely a buzzword; it's a catalyst for change, a compass in stormy seas of uncertainty, and a guiding light toward a future marked by understanding, inclusivity, and collective growth.

As you venture forth, ask yourself: How can you apply the lessons from Dev's empathetic leadership in your life? How can you leverage this understanding to lead with compassion, to shape a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued?

After all, the future isn't solely in the hands of a few leaders - it's in yours, too. Let's shape it with empathy at the helm and together transform lives through learning and growth whilst cultivate a world wired to care.

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