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In this episode, Dr. Sabba Quidwai explores the deeper cultural implications of AI's evolution from tools to teammates. Using OpenAI's recent personalization shift and the OnlyFans origin story as parallels, she reflects on societal responsibility, educational challenges, and why banning AI is not a solution. Through candid insight and current research, Sabba calls for reflection, redesign, and a commitment to future-focused leadership.Timestamps[00:00:00] The Shift from Clicks to ConversationsHow AI browsers like Atlas signal a fundamental change in how we interact with technology.[00:04:00] The OpenAI Controversy and Culture ClashSabba analyzes the backlash around ChatGPT's personality features and what it says about freedom and responsibility.[00:06:00] Lessons from OnlyFans: When Users Redefine PlatformsA surprising yet powerful comparison showing how user behavior—not company intent—shapes digital culture.[00:14:00] Reports from the Field: The AI Literacy Gap in SchoolsInsights from Oxford University Press and the Center for Democracy and Technology highlighting students' and teachers' lack of AI confidence.[00:24:00] What Bold Leaders Do Differently with AISabba shares leadership lessons from top-performing teams and introduces the Spark Prompting Framework for deeper AI integration.Resources MentionedSam Altman Tweet on ChatGPT UpdatesOxford University Press - Teaching the AI Native GenerationHand in Hand: Schools Embrace of AI Connected to Increased Risk for StudentsExplore More from Designing Schools

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Send us a textThe ground is shifting under education, and pretending otherwise won't help. We sit down with Dr. Sabba Quidwai to map a path that begins with people, not platforms: clarifying strengths, building agency, and using AI as a true teammate with defined responsibilities. Saba shares how a rocky start to her teaching career during the recession led to a powerful reframe—know your value, share your work, and let curiosity drive serendipity—and why that same mindset can help teachers and students thrive right now.We dig into practical moves any educator can make this week. Start by naming strengths with tools like Sparketype and CliftonStrengths, then collect real stories that prove those strengths in action. Use the SPARK interview method to ground projects in human needs and let AI provide kismet—fresh ideas you can vet, refine, and ship. We talk about why agency, not rote “thinking,” is the real gap; how to assign AI first drafts and scaffolds while humans lead with insight and relationships; and why watching major AI keynotes can keep you oriented without chasing every shiny tool.Context matters too. Policy and culture shape what's possible, and examples like Finland show what happens when a society truly invests in people. Still, the direction is clear: as models approach average human performance on more tasks, the human premium rises on empathy, judgment, storytelling, and collaboration. If we raise the bar with authentic demos and honest expectations, we can replace fear with focus and help learners design lives they value. Subscribe, share with a colleague, and leave a review with the one strength you'll double down on next week.

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In this episode of The Learning Can't Wait Podcast, Dr. Sabba Quidwai, CEO and founder of Designing Schools, shares how her journey from graduating during a recession to becoming a leader in design thinking and educational innovation has shaped her belief in empowering students and educators with the mindsets and skills to adapt in a rapidly evolving, AI‑powered world. She discusses the importance of independent learning, critical thinking, and empathy, debunks the “digital native” myth, and highlights how design thinking equips individuals to navigate ambiguity and shape their own destinies. Drawing from her work with future educators at UC Irvine, she describes shifting students' skepticism about AI to optimism through hands‑on, reflective experiences—reinforcing that the human element in education is irreplaceable and essential for preparing learners for an uncertain future.

This episode unpacks the viral claim, “AI won't take your job, but someone who knows how to use it will,” exploring its deeper implications. Sabba and Stefan discuss how cultivating high-agency learners and leaders — who can adapt, make decisions, and build trust — is far more critical than simply learning AI tools. With practical strategies and thought-provoking insights, the conversation challenges educators, parents, and leaders to foster resilience and human connection in a world increasingly shaped by AI.Timestamps00:00 – The Viral Lie: “AI won't take your job…”Sabba challenges the popular soundbite and introduces the real question: Who can lead and adapt when no one else comes to save them?03:00 – Greg Eisenberg's Perspective on AI and JobsExploring Greg Eisenberg's viral post and its implications for the workforce, entrepreneurship, and education.09:00 – Building High-Agency Learners vs. Teaching AI ToolsWhy persistence, curiosity, and decision-making matter more than ever — and why perfection and compliance no longer serve students or employees.27:00 – The Rise of AI Companions and the Loneliness CrisisDiscussing the concerning trend of kids (and adults) turning to AI for companionship, and what it says about human relationships.36:00 – Practical Strategies: Frameworks and Tools to Cultivate AgencyConcrete ways schools and organizations can foster high-agency environments, including examples from Desert Sands USD and Gemini AI.Explore More from Designing Schools

Support the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USBuy Grow kit: https://modernmushroomcultivation.com/This Band willl Blow your Mind! Codex Serafini: https://codexserafini.bandcamp.com/album/the-imprecation-of-animaLeaving Psychedelic Science, thoughts, highlights & the future of Psychedelics…Sabbahttp://linkedin.com/in/sabbanazhandJackhttps://linktr.ee/JackGorsline?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=7e7b5bf8-8996-4502-a1d0-57ade0c01233 Support the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USCheck out our YouTube:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPzfOaFtA1hF8UhnuvOQnTgKcIYPI9Ni9&si=Jgg9ATGwzhzdmjkgGrow your own:https://modernmushroomcultivation.com/This Band Will Blow Your Mind: Codex Serafinihttps://codexserafini.bandcamp.com/album/the-imprecation-of-anima

This episode explores how the evolving job market prioritizes AI fluency, adaptability, and mindset over traditional qualifications. Sabba and Stefan dissect recent research and reports, highlighting how education must adapt to prepare learners for a future where AI is a collaborator, not a cheat code. They also spotlight real-world education leaders and systems successfully navigating this transformation.Timestamps[00:01:00] The Résumé is Out, AI Fluency is InSabba unpacks a Fortune article on how companies now prioritize AI skills and mindset over experience or degrees.[00:04:00] Refusing AI Isn't an OptionStefan raises concerns about higher ed's disconnect, especially around ethical objections to using AI in learning environments.[00:10:00] Sandbox Interviews and Soft Skills ReimaginedDiscussion of new hiring practices including live AI collaborations and how soft skills like curiosity are redefined.[00:23:00] Stanford's Human-AI Collaboration StudyDeep dive into new research from Stanford that maps out AI integration across roles, emphasizing shared human-AI agency.[00:36:00] Barbie Gets AI: The Future Starts in the ToyboxInsights on the Mattel–OpenAI partnership and how early AI exposure through toys will shape children's perceptions and skills.Explore More from Designing Schools

Footballeuses, footballeurs et tous les coaches, j'accueille dans cet épisode 37 du podcast, Aziz Sabbas qui est coach au FBBP01Aujourd'hui nous partons à la rencontre d'Aziz qui nous fait voyager puisqu'il coache actuellement dans l'Ain. Nous profitons pour echanger au sujet de son club, de son parcours, de ses souhaits sans oublier de parler de sa causerie lors des matchs avec sa team U16. Il prend le temps de nous faire le résumé d'une année pas si simple que cela footballistiquement. N'hésitez pas à brancher vos écouteurs pour écouter le parcours de d'Olivier.Podcast comme d'habitude à ne pas  manquer. Une fois de plus nous n'avons pas vu le temps passé. Un GRAND MERCI à Aziz pour le temps accordé et d'avoir joué le jeu de l'interview.Bonne écoute à tous et merci encore pour votre soutien !!!N'hésitez pas  à échanger sur nos RS et AUTOUR DE VOUS. Si vous souhaitez avoir des précisions ou si vous souhaitez m'aider à améliorer le contenu vous pouvez me contacter directement à lacdc69@gmail.com .Vous pouvez rejoindre l'association LaCDC69 en adhérant. Différents packs  sont à votre dispositions pour nous soutenir et ainsi faire durer le podcast. ✴️ Pour adhérer c'est ici : https://bourdelon.wixsite.com/lacdc69/nous-soutenir  ✴️Podcast : https://podcast.ausha.co/lacdc69 Site web : https://bourdelon.wixsite.com/lacdc69 Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lacdc69 Facebook : https://Facebook.com/ lacdc69 Twitter : https://twitter.com/LaCDC69Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzr8REkRNLGlUh98H78UAUAHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Support the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USBuy Grow kit: https://modernmushroomcultivation.com/This Band willl Blow your Mind! Codex Serafini: https://codexserafini.bandcamp.com/album/the-imprecation-of-animaSabba NazhandListen up, beautiful strangers and corporate pilgrims, because this ain't your TED Talk and it sure as hell ain't your quarterly earnings call.This is the last sermon at the bus stop—the one they told you not to listen to.The one where the preacher's barefoot, bleeding a little, laughing a lot, telling you that your KPIs are killing your soul and your ROI is just another name for fear of dying broke and unnoticed.And standing at the corner of this psychedelic crossroads is Sabba Nazhand.He's not here to scale your company.He's here to scale your consciousness.Or maybe tear it down to the studs and ask you why you built it in the first place.Sabba's not your sanitized startup hero.He's the guy smuggling soul across the borders of AI, startups, and altered states—wearing the dust of Burning Man on his face, carrying the ghost of a blood transfusion in his veins, and whispering heresies into the ear of anyone still awake in this zombie economy.From the blood-soaked streets of Tehran to the glass temples of Silicon Valley, Sabba's been playing both sides—tech and mystic, mentor and madman, capitalist and cosmic fool. He's led teams, advised startups, burned through playbooks, and emerged on the other side with only one message:“If you're still measuring success in metrics, you're already dead.”This ain't about products.This is about prophets.This is about dismantling the assembly line of your life, and replacing it with a playground of the possible.This is about ROI becoming R.O.I.—Return On Inner-fucking-anarchy.So light a match, kiss your five-year plan goodbye, and let Sabba take you somewhere your HR department doesn't have a policy for.This is the conversation at the end of the world.And you're late for the bus.http://linkedin.com/in/sabbanazhandhttps://www.joinsafar.com/ Support the show:https://www.paypal.me/Truelifepodcast?locale.x=en_USCheck out our YouTube:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPzfOaFtA1hF8UhnuvOQnTgKcIYPI9Ni9&si=Jgg9ATGwzhzdmjkgGrow your own:https://modernmushroomcultivation.com/This Band Will Blow Your Mind: Codex Serafinihttps://codexserafini.bandcamp.com/album/the-imprecation-of-anima

In this week's special episode, Sabba and Stefan dive into the newly released AI literacy framework from the European Commission and OECD. Highlighting its student-centered vision, they explore how this document finally sets a compelling standard for empowering learners with durable skills, agency, and real-world decision-making tools for an AI-driven future.Timestamps[00:00:00] Introducing the OECD AI Literacy FrameworkSabba shares why this episode is different and introduces the newly released, game-changing AI literacy framework.[00:03:00] Why Students Learn More from Screens than SchoolsEye-opening statistics from the framework spark a conversation about reclaiming the educator's role in AI learning.[00:08:00] Personas and Real-World Scenarios for AI UseThe team explores how scenarios like Sophia's story-writing journey with AI help model responsible use for students.[00:18:00] RISE vs. Traffic Lights: Rethinking AI Decision ModelsSabba and Stefan unveil the RISE framework as a more human-centered alternative to the often-used traffic light system.[00:27:00] A Look at Desert Sands' Leading AI GuidanceCelebrating Desert Sands Unified School District's visionary leadership, the hosts showcase a real-world model of actionable and future-ready AI integration.Explore More from Designing Schools

This episode unpacks the viral claims that AI leadership doesn't exist yet and challenges that view by highlighting the real issue our resistance to change management and leadership development. Sabba and Stefan discuss how organizations can unlock real transformation by focusing on people, teams, and culture rather than just tools, while raising urgent questions about AI's expanding role in social and professional life.Timestamps[00:01:00] Rethinking AI LeadershipSabba and Stefan critique viral LinkedIn posts claiming AI leadership doesn't exist, arguing that this is more about change management than technological gaps.[00:03:00] Defining What AI Leaders Actually DoThey break down what true AI leadership looks like—navigating ambiguity, redesigning workflows, and building learning cultures.[00:08:00] The Career Question Everyone Should Be AskingStefan introduces a provocative reflection: What can you do better without AI than with it? This sparks a conversation about job security, workplace dynamics, and productivity.[00:22:00] Microsoft's Game-Changing People Skills ToolSabba highlights Microsoft's new AI-powered employee skills mapping, pushing organizations to prioritize collaboration, visibility, and culture.[00:34:00] AI Social Companions: The New Mental Health Crisis?The episode wraps by dissecting Mark Zuckerberg's push for AI companions, exploring the blurred lines between tech-driven connection and human relationships.Explore More from Designing Schools

This week, Sabba and Stefan explore the increasingly blurred lines between AI as a companion, and AI as chatbot, and what's at stake for today's young people. With urgent reports from Common Sense Media and bold visions from tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Visa, the conversation uncovers the stark contrasts and underlying truths shaping our AI-driven future. This episode is a call to leadership, urging schools, parents, and communities to move beyond fear and into thoughtful engagement.Timestamps[00:00] Competing Visions of AI's FutureSabba introduces the episode's central theme: AI's dual identity as a supportive teammate and a dangerous emotional influence, especially on youth.[02:00] Common Sense Media vs. Microsoft AIA deep dive into the recent Common Sense Media report flagging AI companions as unsafe for minors and contrasting it with Mustafa Suleyman's optimistic view of AI as a digital species.[14:00] The Inconsistency of AI Ratings in EducationExploring contradictions in Common Sense Media's app evaluations, highlighting the blurred lines between chatbots and AI companions used in educational settings[20:00] Corporate AI First Strategies & Education's Outdated ResponseDiscussion of bold AI-first declarations by companies like Duolingo and Shopify and the disconnect with education's cautious or regressive stance.[37:00] Orbs, World ID, and AI ShoppersIntroduction to Worldcoin's biometric ID system and Visa's vision of AI-powered financial agents—spotlighting how AI is rapidly embedding itself into everyday life.Explore More from Designing Schools

In this week's episode, Sabba Quidwai and Stefan Bauschard dive deep into the implications of the latest U.S. executive orders on artificial intelligence, particularly in education. They explore how policy is setting a new tone for AI integration from K–12 to workforce development and highlight actionable guidance from states like Nevada. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for leadership, literacy, and learning design to keep pace with the AI revolution.Timestamps[00:02:00] Executive Orders on AISabba and Stefan explore the language and implications of newly issued executive orders focused on AI innovation, particularly their impact on education systems from K–12 through university accreditation.[00:06:00] Breaking Down K–12 AI IntegrationStefan discusses the specifics of how executive orders support AI literacy, including funding strategies, competitions, apprenticeships, and cross-subject integration of AI.[00:18:00] Urgency in Innovation: Lessons from the Book "Click"Sabba shares an excerpt from the book Click by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky, stressing the importance of focus, momentum, and mindset in organizational change.[00:25:00] Nevada's Stellar AI GuidanceA spotlight on Nevada's forward-thinking AI education framework, “STELLAR,” emphasizing transparency, empowerment, and critical thinking as core components[00:33:00] Enterprise Trends and AI ROI ReportsThe hosts break down the latest insights from Microsoft's Work Trend Index and Google's GenAI ROI report, illustrating how AI is transforming workflows, leadership roles, and job readiness across industries.Explore More from Designing Schools

In this week's episode, Dr. Sabba Quidwai and Stefan Bauschard discuss the significant shifts AI is causing across education, particularly higher education. With the release of OpenAI's latest models, they explore provocative scenarios, including whether universities can survive without radically reimagining their structures, curricula, and roles. Through candid conversations and real-world examples, they challenge the traditional pace of change and advocate for preparing learners, and educators, for an unpredictable, AI-driven world.Timestamps[00:00:00] The $68 Billion Question: California's Higher Ed CrisisSabba opens with a compelling budget scenario that sparks a major rethink of the cost and delivery of general education courses.[00:02:00] Can Universities Survive AI? Stefan's PerspectiveDiscussion on how universities must adapt—or risk obsolescence—by focusing less on content delivery and more on mentorship and hands-on learning.[00:05:00] Why O3 is a Game Changer: Understanding OpenAI's Newest ModelSabba explains the groundbreaking capabilities of the new O3 model, including agentic reasoning and dynamic tool use, and why it's leaving experts stunned.[00:13:00] The Problem with "Traffic Light" AI Policies in K–12Sabba critiques the oversimplified red-yellow-green frameworks for student AI use, urging for deeper decision-making frameworks instead.[00:29:00] Google AI Tools for Education: A Wake-up CallA powerful segment where Sabba highlights the new, free AI tools in Google Workspace for Education and discusses why educators urgently need to shift their mindsets and skillsets.Explore More from Designing Schools

In this episode hosts Dr. Sabba Quidwai and Stefan Bauschard explore the cultural and strategic implications of the Shopify CEO's provocative memo: “Before you ask for headcount, tell me why AI can't do it.” They unpack major updates from Google and OpenAI, offering a compelling case for why AI is redefining collaboration, creativity, and leadership. This isn't just about new tools, it's a call to reimagine how we learn, lead, and live in a world where AI is now a baseline expectation.Timestamps[00:00:00] The Shopify Challenge: A Culture Memo, Not a Tech MemoSabba introduces the CEO's powerful statement and frames it as a leadership challenge rather than a technological one.[00:05:00] Google's Vision for Collaborative AI WorkflowsA deep dive into Google's new Workspace Flows, writing coaches, and AI-powered video/audio tools that reshape how schools and teams operate.[00:16:00] From Tools to Teammates: Shifting Mindsets in EducationStefan and Sabba discuss the transformational potential of AI when viewed as a teammate and explore implications for student learning and entrepreneurship.[00:26:00] Gen Z's AI Literacy Gap and the Urgency for ActionA new Gallup and Walton Family Foundation report highlights the mismatch between Gen Z's usage and understanding of AI—and what schools must do now.[00:35:00] OpenAI's Memory Update: The Future of Personalized IntelligenceWhat it means to have AI remember your interactions—and why this seemingly small update is a massive step toward hyper-personalized experiences.Explore More from Designing Schools

In this episode, Sabba and Stefan dive into the rapid acceleration of AI technologies, spotlighting how tools like ChatGPT and Claude are transforming the educational landscape. They explore groundbreaking developments like agentic platforms, transparency in AI reasoning, and what it means for today's students to be the “Class of AGI.” This is a forward-thinking conversation that challenges leaders to rethink how we prepare people for a world led by intelligent systems.Timestamps[00:01:00] The Center of Gravity is ShiftingOpenAI's user explosion in India signals a global shift in AI adoption and influence.[00:10:00] The Class of AGI: Redefining Higher EducationAnthropic and OpenAI unveil initiatives aimed at transforming learning and literacy through AI-powered experiences.[00:22:00] Enter the Age of Agents: Digital Workers in the EnterpriseDeloitte and others launch digital coworkers to automate tasks, revealing how organizations must restructure around AI.[00:32:00] Inside the Mind of Claude: Anthropic's Breakthrough in AI TransparencyA look at how Claude forms ideas and the effort to audit AI behavior through model interpretability research.[00:41:00] Passing the Turing Test and Redefining Human IdentityChatGPT-4.5 convinces users it's human 73% of the time—raising deep questions about identity, agency, and digital discernment.Explore More from Designing Schools

LinkedIn just named AI literacy the #1 fastest-growing skill in the U.S., but it's not just about learning how to use tools, it's about rethinking how we work, lead, and learn. In this episode, Sabba sits down with Ryan Findley, Chief Learning Officer at Learn to Win, to explore how AI can actually enhance our most human skills and why design thinking is essential in an AI-everywhere world. They also dive into the mission behind the Sequoia conference and the blind spots in today's AI conversations.

In this episode, Sabba and Stefan explore how artificial intelligence isn't abruptly replacing jobs, but instead quietly transforming them task by task. They dive into the capabilities of OpenAI's new image and video generators, the blurred lines around creative ownership, and the power of AI-enhanced teams. The conversation emphasizes the need for AI literacy, design thinking, and a reimagining of roles in this rapidly evolving landscape.Timestamps[00:00:00] The Real Impact of AI on JobsSabba opens with a powerful reflection on how AI subtly transforms roles, prompting a deeper discussion on AI literacy and the future of work.[00:02:00] Image Generation & Studio Ghibli BacklashA deep dive into GPT-4o's photorealistic image capabilities and the viral Studio Ghibli style trend, sparking ethical debates on copyright and creative replication.[00:10:00] Copyright, Personal Branding & Digital IntegrityA candid conversation about stolen ideas, credit in the creator economy, and how we define integrity in the age of AI.[00:28:00] Harvard-Wharton Study on AI-Enhanced TeamsReview of a recent study showing solo humans using AI outperform human teams, and how AI improves both performance and morale.[00:36:00] Sam Altman's Shocking Admission & Future-Proofing AdviceDiscussion on Sam Altman's comments about OpenAI's unexpected shift and his advice for young people navigating a fast-changing world.Explore More from Designing Schools

This week's learning is sponsored by Nira Feldman in loving memory of her mother Faye Darack z"l. "A devoted Hadran learner, she approached each day with a renewed curiosity to learn and grow, she continues to inspire us each day."  Today's daf is sponsored by Phyllis & Yossie Hecht in loving memory of Phyllis’s father’s, HaRav Yerachmiel Binyanim ben Zalman Tzvi Witkin on his 16th yahrzeit, “Jerry Witkin, the יושר לב, חבר לכל רואך וכל כך שמח בחלקו. We can only imagine the pride Dad must feel peeking down on his impactful legacy of 6 children, 28 grandchildren and continuous growth of great-grandchildren living lives of Am Yisrael b'Eretz Yisrael im Torat Yisrael! Dad, you are so missed and we have been so blessed. Yehi Zichro Baruch.” Today’s daf is sponsored by Rabbi Art Gould in loving memory of Carol’s mother, Irma Robinson, Hudda Bat Moshe on her 8th yahrzeit. “Irma built a rich life in the Chicago area. She loved to have the family over for special events. Sadly, four years after she was widowed, Irma developed Alzheimer’s. Carol and her sister Debbie were blessed that though her illness progressed, she never forgot who they were.” She and Carol are together in a different world, and this dedication will always remain the same.  Today's daf is sponsored by Naomi Cohen. "Mazal Tov to Jack, Rivka, Itzik and Yoni on the birth of a daughter and sister, Elisheva bat Yaakov v'Rivka, Ella - with love from Mum and Dad/Savta and Sabba." Assumptions are made about a rebellious child regarding the course his future will take and therefore he is killed to prevent him from sinning further. Similar assumptions are also made regarding a robber - the assumption is that a robber will come to kill if the owner of the house stands up against the robber, and therefore it is permitted to kill a robber. The Gemara discusses the circumstances in which one can assume the robber is coming to kill. Additionally, if at the time of the robbery the robber is viewed as a pursuer, there is a "death penalty" on the robber. Therefore, the robber is exempt from damages caused to property because of the law that if one incurs two punishments simultaneously, one is exempt from the more lenient one. Rav takes this even further to say a robber who can be killed is exempt from returning the stolen items.  Rava disagrees and only exempts the robber if the item is broken or gone. Our Mishna is brought to support Rava's interpretation. Another source is brought to raise a difficulty against Rava's position. The difficulty is resolved. Other drashot are brought on the verses regarding robbery, including laws that one can even kill a robber on Shabbat, in any way they want, and anyone can kill the robber, not only the one being robbed. Two different drashot highlight why the verse specifically brought the example of a robber in a machteret, i.e. breaking in, even though the law would also apply to one who climbs up to the roof or enters the courtyard (easily). One explains that it is the typical manner of robbers, while the other learns from here that one who breaks in is already considered forewarned and no warning is necessary before killing the robber. Rav Huna rules that a minor pursuer can be killed as well, as there is no need for a warning. Rav Chisda raised a difficulty from a Mishna in Ohalot 7:6 that if the mother's life is endangered during childbirth, if the head has emerged, one cannot kill the baby to save the mother, even if the baby is acting like a pursuer. The resolution is that the baby is not intending to kill the mother, as it is an act of God. In the earlier part of that Mishna it is explained that before the head has emerged, one can abort the fetus if it is causing risk to the mother, as the life of the mother takes precedence to an unborn fetus. A braita is brought to support Rav Huna's position and another is brought to contradict. However, both are rejected as inconclusive.

This week's learning is sponsored by Nira Feldman in loving memory of her mother Faye Darack z"l. "A devoted Hadran learner, she approached each day with a renewed curiosity to learn and grow, she continues to inspire us each day."  Today's daf is sponsored by Phyllis & Yossie Hecht in loving memory of Phyllis’s father’s, HaRav Yerachmiel Binyanim ben Zalman Tzvi Witkin on his 16th yahrzeit, “Jerry Witkin, the יושר לב, חבר לכל רואך וכל כך שמח בחלקו. We can only imagine the pride Dad must feel peeking down on his impactful legacy of 6 children, 28 grandchildren and continuous growth of great-grandchildren living lives of Am Yisrael b'Eretz Yisrael im Torat Yisrael! Dad, you are so missed and we have been so blessed. Yehi Zichro Baruch.” Today’s daf is sponsored by Rabbi Art Gould in loving memory of Carol’s mother, Irma Robinson, Hudda Bat Moshe on her 8th yahrzeit. “Irma built a rich life in the Chicago area. She loved to have the family over for special events. Sadly, four years after she was widowed, Irma developed Alzheimer’s. Carol and her sister Debbie were blessed that though her illness progressed, she never forgot who they were.” She and Carol are together in a different world, and this dedication will always remain the same.  Today's daf is sponsored by Naomi Cohen. "Mazal Tov to Jack, Rivka, Itzik and Yoni on the birth of a daughter and sister, Elisheva bat Yaakov v'Rivka, Ella - with love from Mum and Dad/Savta and Sabba." Assumptions are made about a rebellious child regarding the course his future will take and therefore he is killed to prevent him from sinning further. Similar assumptions are also made regarding a robber - the assumption is that a robber will come to kill if the owner of the house stands up against the robber, and therefore it is permitted to kill a robber. The Gemara discusses the circumstances in which one can assume the robber is coming to kill. Additionally, if at the time of the robbery the robber is viewed as a pursuer, there is a "death penalty" on the robber. Therefore, the robber is exempt from damages caused to property because of the law that if one incurs two punishments simultaneously, one is exempt from the more lenient one. Rav takes this even further to say a robber who can be killed is exempt from returning the stolen items.  Rava disagrees and only exempts the robber if the item is broken or gone. Our Mishna is brought to support Rava's interpretation. Another source is brought to raise a difficulty against Rava's position. The difficulty is resolved. Other drashot are brought on the verses regarding robbery, including laws that one can even kill a robber on Shabbat, in any way they want, and anyone can kill the robber, not only the one being robbed. Two different drashot highlight why the verse specifically brought the example of a robber in a machteret, i.e. breaking in, even though the law would also apply to one who climbs up to the roof or enters the courtyard (easily). One explains that it is the typical manner of robbers, while the other learns from here that one who breaks in is already considered forewarned and no warning is necessary before killing the robber. Rav Huna rules that a minor pursuer can be killed as well, as there is no need for a warning. Rav Chisda raised a difficulty from a Mishna in Ohalot 7:6 that if the mother's life is endangered during childbirth, if the head has emerged, one cannot kill the baby to save the mother, even if the baby is acting like a pursuer. The resolution is that the baby is not intending to kill the mother, as it is an act of God. In the earlier part of that Mishna it is explained that before the head has emerged, one can abort the fetus if it is causing risk to the mother, as the life of the mother takes precedence to an unborn fetus. A braita is brought to support Rav Huna's position and another is brought to contradict. However, both are rejected as inconclusive.

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Dr. Sabba Quidwai is an innovative educator, thought leader, and passionate problem-solver with a mission to empower individuals to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Her career journey began during the 2007 recession, a pivotal time that ignited her commitment to preparing students and professionals for a future that is both vibrant and secure. With a background as a high school science teacher, Dr. Quidwai went on to serve in leadership roles such as Education Leadership Executive at Apple and Director of Innovative Learning at the University of Southern California (USC). Throughout her career, she has been dedicated to helping people discover the transformative power of technology and design thinking to solve problems, embrace opportunities, and drive meaningful change. Dr. Quidwai believes in the power of design thinking as a tool to equip individuals with the mindset and skills needed to navigate and thrive in complex environments. Her work goes beyond simply adopting new technologies—she focuses on shifting organizational culture and fostering environments where everyone feels empowered to contribute and make a difference. With a mission to "design the future, today," Dr. Quidwai helps organizations and individuals scaffold challenges into opportunities, facilitating difficult conversations and providing the frameworks to create long-lasting, impactful solutions. Whether through facilitating design sprints or consulting, her approach enables people to design learning experiences that are relevant, engaging, and collaborative, with the power to transform lives. Dr. Quidwai's work is centered on sustainable empowerment, equipping others with the tools and mindset to thrive beyond her consultation, ensuring that they are alive to the possibilities of the future.

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In today's episode, we're digging into a story of listening to that nagging sense that you were meant for something more - following that deeper calling tugging at you to forge a path that truly aligns with your values and allows your unique gifts to shine. My guest today is Dr. Sabba Quidwai, an educator, entrepreneur and leading voice on cultivating the human skills essential for an AI-driven world. From her childhood dreams of designing video games to feeling friction as a high school teacher, it was a book by Seth Godin that inspired her to fully own her career, and Sabba landed education technology roles at USC and Apple.  But her biggest career transformation came when Sabba discovered her Sparketype profile which revealed her Primary Sparketype® is Scientist, Shadow is Sage, and ANTI Sparketype® is Performer and she took the leap to leave her role at Apple, deepen her doctoral research on human-AI dynamics and start her now thriving consultancy business on AI in Education. And if you'd like to share your career transformation story on the Sparked podcast, to inspire others who may be feeling stuck or unsure about their own career paths, we encourage you to apply to be a guest and check out the form in the show notes. Because we believe that everyone deserves to find fulfillment and purpose in their work. To apply, please check out this form. We can't wait to hear from you! ABOUT YOUR HOST: Jonathan Fields Jonathan is a dad, husband, award-winning author, multi-time founder, executive producer and host of the Good Life Project podcast, and co-host of SPARKED, too! He's also the creator of an unusual tool that's helped more than 850,000 people discover what kind of work makes them come alive - the Sparketype® Assessment, and author of the bestselling book, SPARKED. More on Sparketypes at: Discover Your Sparketype | The Book | The Website Presented by LinkedIn.

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What is your favorite thing about Sabbath School and church? Do you like the songs? The stories? Do you like to be with your friends? Jesus liked to go to church on Sabbath too!“Let us go to the house of the Lord.” PSALM 122:1, NIV.We worship God in Sabba

What is your favorite thing about Sabbath School and church? Do you like the songs? The stories? Do you like to be with your friends? Jesus liked to go to church on Sabbath too!“Let us go to the house of the Lord.” PSALM 122:1, NIV.We worship God in Sabba

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Sabba Nazhand stops by the podcast to tell us his story of fleeing his country directly after he was born before arriving in the US five years later, and how psychedelics have helped him come back to himself to heal. I'm lucky to call Sabba a friend of mine.Sabba's info:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabbanazhand/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sabba_getzehn/If you enjoyed this episode, feel free to share with a friend and subscribe so you never miss my latest posts :)Check out the TripSitting Website Watch on YouTubeFollow on InstagramFollow on TikTok

This episode of 'Your Daily SPARK' delves into the implications of AI on the workforce, emphasizing the concept of complementarity over displacement. It encourages listeners to identify and cultivate their unique human skills that AI cannot replicate, fostering a collaborative future with technology. Try this prompt: "Hey ChatGPT, after reading an IMF report suggesting that a significant portion of jobs will be exposed to AI, I've become intrigued by the idea of complementarity between human capabilities and artificial intelligence. In my role as [insert your profession], I'm keen to discover how AI might impact the tasks I perform daily and identify the unique skills I possess that AI cannot replicate. Could you help me explore the areas of my work that are most susceptible to automation and highlight the skills and qualities that are uniquely human? My goal is to leverage AI to enhance these irreplaceable skills, enabling me to contribute in ways that weren't possible before. I'm looking for insight into how I can transform potential threats from AI into opportunities for growth, innovation, and leadership in my field." _________ For a deeper understanding of how AI can transform your career and personal life, check out Sabba Quidwai's free webinar, "AI Simplified: 3 Steps to Secure Your Career Future and Cut 8+ Hours From Your Day." It's a fantastic resource for anyone looking to harness the power of AI to enhance their work and personal life. Sign up at https://designingschools.org/aibwebinar and start your journey towards a future where you and AI work in harmony to achieve more than ever before. For more insights and guidance on thriving in an AI-integrated world, visit Sabba's website at https://designingschools.org. Embrace the journey of discovering and enhancing your unique human qualities in an AI-driven world. Let's co-create a future that leverages the best of both human and artificial intelligence.

In this episode of ‘Your Daily SPARK' explores how AI technology can revolutionize our workflows, turning time-consuming tasks into efficient processes. Discover the transformative power of AI as your ultimate personal assistant for enhanced productivity and well-being. Sample Prompt Template: "Given my current challenge with [specific aspect of your workflow, e.g., email management], I'm seeking AI tools or strategies to streamline my tasks. I often find myself [describe your situation, e.g., spending hours sorting emails], which impacts my [describe the impact, e.g., creativity and strategic planning time]. Could you recommend 3-4 AI solutions that could integrate into my routine to optimize [mention the specific workflow aspect, e.g., email organization] and enhance my productivity? Additionally, tips on implementing these solutions effectively would be greatly appreciated." Learn with Sabba: For a deeper understanding of how AI can transform your career and personal life, check out Sabba Quidwai's free webinar, "AI Simplified: 3 Steps to Secure Your Career Future and Cut 8+ Hours From Your Day." It's a fantastic resource for anyone looking to harness the power of AI to enhance their work and personal life. Sign up at https://designingschools.org/aibwebinar and start your journey towards a future where you and AI work in harmony to achieve more than ever before. For more insights and guidance on thriving in an AI-integrated world, visit Sabba's website at https://designingschools.org. Embrace the journey of discovering and enhancing your unique human qualities in an AI-driven world. Let's co-create a future that leverages the best of both human and artificial intelligence.

In this episode we explore the concept of digital debt—a term highlighted in a 2023 report by Microsoft, referring to the accumulation of unread emails, unattended meetings, and unchecked notifications. Unlike financial debt, clearing digital debt requires strategic time and focus investment. Sabba is joined by Jakob Knutzen, CEO and Co-Founder of Butter, an innovative platform designed to make online sessions more engaging and productive, offering tools for preparation, execution, and recap, all in one place. Key Topics: Digital Debt and Its Impact: The conversation opens with an exploration of digital debt, its comparison to financial debt, and how it affects our daily lives. Sabba highlights the necessity of addressing this modern challenge with intention and strategy. The Power of Facilitation: Jakub shares his insights on facilitation as a critical human skill in the digital age, emphasizing its role in guiding people not just physically but intellectually and emotionally. This skill is increasingly valuable in a world where AI tools like ChatGPT are becoming ubiquitous. Empathy and Innovation in Education: The discussion delves into the importance of empathy in creating cultures of innovation. Sabba reflects on how listening and understanding are foundational for designing solutions that truly meet people's needs, underscoring the human touch in education and facilitation. Connect with Sabba: Website: ⁠designingschools.org⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠Dr. Sabba Quidwai⁠ Instagram: ⁠@designing_schools⁠ Join Dr. Quidwai's free masterclass, "AI Simplified," to dive deeper into the intersection of facilitation, design thinking, and AI. Discover practical strategies for reducing digital debt and enhancing creativity and innovation in your work and life. Click here to register now.

Themes: Sales, Burnout, Consciousness, Conscious Leadership, AI, Future of Work Summary: In this episode, Sabba Nazhand and I talked about the future of work, the state of modern sales teams, and the qualities that leaders need today. He opens up about his early life challenges, his encounter with burnout, and how these experiences led him to adopt principles of Conscious Leadership. We explored how embracing these principles not only transformed his approach to sales and leadership but also his personal life. Through our conversation, Sabba laid out a blueprint for what it means to lead and sell with intention and heart, underlining the critical role of empathy and resilience in today's fast-paced, often impersonal, business world. Links: Follow Sabba on IG Connect w/ Sabba on Linkedin Connect w/ Matt on Linkedin

Brent and his wife were on the path to financial independence, planning to retire early at 40. However, they realized that their plan wasn't serving them well and decided to take a mini-retirement. The challenges of asking for unpaid leave and shifting from saving to spending were overcome by their desire for change. Brent's mini-retirement involved a two-month road trip with his wife and eight-month-old son, inspired by Canadian hero Terry Fox. The trip had its challenges, but it allowed Brent to fully enjoy time with his family and sparked a desire for a more flexible and lifestyle-friendly career. The mini retirement provided the space for Brent to reimagine his path to financial independence and prioritize quality time with his family. He now embraces the idea of retiring often and being open to different seasons of work and rest. Brent encourages others to take the leap and try something new to get unstuck and gain clarity.

Today I'm revisiting one of my favourite episodes, from 2020, with Sabba Keynejad, co-founder and CEO of VEED.io, an online video editing platform. When I interviewed Sabba, VEED were at around $2m ARR, fully bootstrapped. Since this interview, they've gone on to bootstrap to about $7m ARR before raising a whopping $35m series A from Sequoia. And when I first met Sabba, years before this interview, VEED was just a small product that wasn't generating any revenue. This episode is special to me because I've followed VEED's journey from the start and it's been inspiring to see. Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:46 VEED origins 03:24 Differentiation 03:58 Picking a market 04:48 Hiring and learning new skills 06:16 Inflection points in growth 07:07 Quitting your job 07:45 Why you should find a cofounder 08:41 Getting the first users 09:47 Free vs paid 11:16 Growth tactics 12:04 Advice to other founders 13:01 Recommendations Recommendations Favourite indie hacker is Josh Pigford Best book for indie hackers; Traction Favourite podcast; How I Built This My links Twitter Indie Bites Twitter Indie Bites YouTube Join the membership Personal Website 2 Hour Podcast Course PodPanda (hire me to edit your podcast) This Indie Life Podcast Sponsor - EmailOctopus

Today's episode of the Daily SPARK focuses on a crucial, yet often overlooked aspect of personal and professional development: the art of reflection. Dr. Sabba Quidwai delves into how transforming our approach to reflection can lead to significant growth and learning, inspired by the research of Amy Edmonson on psychological safety. Key Topics: The Importance of Reflection: Understanding reflection not as a focus on failures but as a vital tool for learning from experiences. Psychological Safety: Insights from Amy Edmonson's research, emphasizing the value of a safe environment for open dialogue on failures and ideas. Turning Setbacks into Success: How viewing challenges as opportunities for growth can lead to personal and professional achievements. Your Daily SPARK: (cut and paste the prompt below into ChatGPT) Hey ChatGPT, I want to develop the power of reflection. Here's my scenario: Situation: I recently experienced [specific event or decision]. Problem: This led to [emotions or thoughts about the experience]. Aspiration: I want to reflect on this to learn and grow. Results: This reflection could help me [how you hope to benefit or grow]. Can you suggest a process or questions for a reflective exercise on this situation?   To learn more connect with Sabba and check out her free class on ChatGPT: Join Sabba in her free class "3 Steps to Secure Your Career Future with AI". Sign up here. Connect with Sabba Quidwai on LinkedIn. Follow her updates on Twitter and Instagram. Discover more at designingschools.org. Remember, reflection is not just about looking back; it's a forward-moving force that shapes our path to success. Keep reflecting, keep learning, and keep growing!

In this episode, we explore the concept of resilience, often described as the ultimate skill that thrives through experience and is crucial in our rapidly changing world. Resilience is likened to a muscle that strengthens with exercise. Our focus is on how to develop this resilience muscle and utilize it effectively. Key Topics: Understanding Resilience as a Muscle: The analogy of resilience being like a physical muscle, which gets stronger with each challenge we overcome. The Role of Challenges in Building Resilience: How facing obstacles in personal and professional life acts as 'weights' that our resilience muscle needs to lift, thereby strengthening it. Mental Toughness and Perseverance: The importance of mental resilience, as seen in athletes, who not only work on physical abilities but also on mental toughness. Daily Spark (Cut, paste, and edit this prompt in ChatGPT) Hey ChatGPT, I'm working on cultivating resilience in response to life's challenges. Here's my scenario: Situation: I recently faced [specific challenge or hardship]. Problem: The challenge made me feel [emotions/reactions it evoked]. Aspiration: I aim to use this challenge to become more resilient by [desired growth or learning]. Results: By building resilience, I hope to achieve [envisaged positive outcomes]. Could you provide some guidance or steps on building resilience in this context? Reflective Perspective: Consider how viewing challenges as opportunities for resilience training can empower your response to future obstacles. Remember, resilience isn't inherent; it's built through experience and consistent effort. To Learn More Connect with Sabba and Check Out Her Free Class on ChatGPT Website: designingschools.org LinkedIn: Connect Here Twitter: Follow Here Instagram: Follow Here Join Dr. Sabba Quidwai's class '3 Steps to Secure Your Career Future with AI'." Watch Now

  In this episode Sabba let's discuss an essential aspect of personal growth: stepping out of our comfort zones. We explore how venturing into the 'learning zone'—the space just outside our comfort zones—can foster significant personal development, skill enhancement, and confidence building. Key Topics: Understanding the Comfort and Learning Zones: The concept of the comfort zone as a familiar yet stagnating space, and the learning zone as the area where real growth and development occur. Overcoming Fear to Embrace Growth: Addressing the natural fear of leaving the comfort zone and strategies to transition into the learning zone for personal and professional advancement. Examples of Great Innovators and Leaders: How successful individuals have achieved greatness by constantly pushing their boundaries and living in their learning zones. Daily Spark - Copy, paste, and edit this prompt in ChatGPT Hey ChatGPT, I'm looking to step out of my comfort zone. Here's my scenario: Situation: I've been comfortable with [current comfortable situation]. Problem: Staying in this comfort zone is causing [specific limitations or issues]. Aspiration: I want to step out into my learning zone by [specific actions or changes]. Results: Making this change could lead to [expected growth or opportunities]. Can you suggest strategies or ideas to help me transition from my comfort zone to my learning zone? To Learn More Connect with Sabba and Check Out Her Free Class on ChatGPT Dr. Sabba Quidwai's Contact Details: Website: designingschools.org LinkedIn: Connect Here Twitter: Follow Here Instagram: Follow Here Free Class: "Discover how to break out of your comfort zone and unlock your potential with AI. Join Dr. Sabba Quidwai's class '3 Steps to Secure Your Career Future with AI'." Watch Now    

Challenges & GoalsPerception is everything.Given our last 10 years with ipads and chromebooks, if people had used ipads, the way they should have been used AI would be non issue  in terms of plagiarism, student work and all these other kinds of things. And so it's an issue for us today because we have always latched on to these short term solutions that bring us even more long term problems.It's really also important to question these large organizations. These really large big organizations that we look to.... Where have you been in the last 20 years? Where is that check in? Why have things not evolved and why are people so flustered? Where is the advocacy?Who's gonna take the step back and ask what is the missing piece here? Because if you just blindly follow these organizations, you will get what you've got in the last 10 years.Surprising TakeawaysAnd I always tell people it doesn't matter whether somebody agrees or disagrees. If you don't have alignment, you have a problem, you're not gonna be able to advance your vision, your solution or anything, regardless of what the scenario is or how excited you may be.We don't make the time for [it] and that is a choice that is an active choice we make, whether you realize it or not, where we choose to dedicate our time and dedicate our focus. Those are the seeds we're choosing to plant. What you do is going to get you the outcomes that you get.Prompt the human before you prompt the AIEmerging PatternsImportance of personal branding in opening doors for opportunities Maintaining a growth mindset towards taking risks Emphasis on human connection and values in all aspects of life - from personal relationships to professional settings Importance of questioning large organizations Key Moments1) "I think it's an 80% mindset game…that idea that anything is possible…you truly have to believe that that's actually the case for you if you are going to trust yourself."2) "Being able to really understand your non negotiables…what are the things I just will not tolerate?"3) "One of my biggest reasons I advocate for having a personal brand…is it's very difficult to have those choices if the only people who know you are the people in your building."RESOURCESLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabba-quidwai/Design Schools - https://designingschools.org/Her documentary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JHKPjDSTF8Session Lab - https://www.sessionlab.com/Spark Type - https://sparketype.com/sparketest/Black Sheep by Brant Menswar - https://www.brantmenswar.com/valuesassessment

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Innovation begins with empathy. In the latest episode of the Marketing Speak podcast, we're thrilled to feature a true trailblazer in education and AI -– Dr. Sabba Quidwai! Dr. Quidwai believes that innovative cultures are rooted in empathy. Her incredible journey has taken her from a position as a high school teacher on the front lines of education to a distinguished education executive at Apple. Today, Dr. Quidwai collaborates with organizations to redesign schools and instill young minds with the mindset and skills to thrive in an AI-driven future. She also hosts the thought-provoking Designing Schools podcast and has released a captivating documentary based on her research on design thinking in K-12 education. Join us as we dive deep into the world of education and AI. Discover how design thinking can revolutionize K-12 education and empower young learners with the tools they need to succeed. We also explore the implications of AI in schools, and discuss how we can foster creativity and preserve children's imagination in this rapidly evolving landscape. The future of education and innovation await  -– and Sabba offers remarkable insights you won't want to miss. Tune in! The show notes, including the transcript and checklist for this episode, are at marketingspeak.com/415.

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In this episode of the TeacherGoals Podcast, Erica Terry engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Sabba Quidwai, an expert in education technology and design thinking. Together, they explore the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and design thinking in the context of education, shedding light on innovative approaches to teaching and learning.Sabba Quidwai introduces the concept of design thinking as both a method and a mindset, providing step-by-step guidelines for approaching unfamiliar challenges and fostering creative confidence.Throughout the episode, she emphasizes the role of empathy in design thinking and illustrates this concept with a captivating example of how design thinking can transform the way students engage with a book, fostering creativity, problem-solving, and communication skills.The conversation dives into the integration of chat-based AI like ChatGPT, in design thinking. Sabba Quidwai discusses how AI tools can serve as thought partners for educators, helping them generate ideas, prompts, and solutions. She highlights the benefits of leveraging AI to free up mental space for teachers to focus on implementing engaging strategies and tailoring learning experiences to their students' interests and strengths.Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation that explores the dynamic synergy between AI and design thinking in education. Tune in now to join Erica Terry and Sabba Quidwai in their insightful discussion on the transformative power of AI and design thinking in education.Let's Connect!Want to connect with Sabba Quidwai? Visit her website or follow her on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.You can connect with our host Erica Terry on Instagram and LinkedIn. Be sure to check out her website https://www.ericanterry.com for co-teaching and tips to use your classroom experience to become an author.You can connect with the TeacherGoals community on Facebook, LinkedIn, Youtube, Instagram, and Twitter.If you'd like to engage in Q&A with our guests during the live interview or interact with a rockstar community of educators, then you definitely want to join the TeacherGoals Facebook group.

A bit quiet in our niche cricket wheelhouses this week; almost like the schedule has been cleared to talk about one thing only. Anyway, Hazlewood is maybe getting fit, Jaiswal is in as a reserve, KL Rahul enjoyed himself, and Sabba made a tonne off 34 rocks. Oh, and the IPL Final was postponed 24 hours, and we recorded beforehand. On a serious note, Meg Lanning is out of the Ashes due to medical reasons and we wish her the best. ESPNCricinfo's Alex Malcolm joins us for some good, earnest Ashes cricket chat, before AskTGC references Wisden, internet dickheads, Ian Bell masks, and crisps/chips. Sign up to the Australian Cricket Family at cricket.com.au/acf before June 6 to get early bird discounts on tickets for the Aussie summer, with Pakistan, West Indies and South Africa all coming out. Budgy is backing us big time this English summer, get around them at budgysmuggler.com Limited edition merch available: gradecricketer.com Live show tickets available in Birmingham, Leeds and one London show: gradecricketer.com You get discounts, early access and an exclusive podcast every week when you sign up at patreon.com/gradecricketer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sabba Nazhand was born in Tehran, Iran in the middle of the Iran-Iraq War. His mother delivered him two months early and the family doctor advised he needed a blood transfusion. Sabba's father had to say goodbye to Sabba's mother and sister and drive Sabba across the country for the blood transfusion that saved his life.Sabba's family eventually fled from Iran to Greece, where they were able to get sponsorship from a Christian community that helped them immigrate to the United States. Sabba describes his upbringing in an immigrant family and how his interest in psychedelics developed. He shares several experiences, including one in which he took three successive hits of 5-MeO-DMT, blasting him into the universe, shattered into a billion pieces, where he watched the creation of the universe, leaving him forever changed. Sabba's psychedelic experiences motivated him to take his professional experience in the software industry to the psychedelic space, where he advises early-stage companies. Sabba is the Partner and Chief Strategy Officer at Mission Club, an education and investment platform in the psychedelic ecosystem. He is also a business advisor and founding member of Retreat-Microdose, a platform providing content, community, connection, and coaching. He's also a Go-to-Market advisor for Wavepaths, a tool that facilitates live, personalized music experiences for therapeutic and personal use. I've included links to these companies in the show notes if you're interested in learning more.The purpose of the podcast is to entertain and educate. Please consult a physician and your local laws before trying anything mentioned in this episode. Please also understand that you may not hold us liable for relying on any information contained in the podcast or on our website.Links:WavepathsWavepaths is a tool that facilitates live, unique, personalized music experiences for therapeutic and personal use.​Retreat MicrodoseRetreat is a microdosing platform providing content, community, connection, and coaching to psychedelic newcomers.

Sabba Khan is a born and bred East Londoner. Originally trained as an architect at Central Saint Martins and The University of Westminster, Sabba frames her minimal architectural comics through the lived experience of her working class, second generation immigrant upbringing. Sabba's debut graphic novel ‘The Roles We Play' has won the Jhalak Prize '22, and Broken Frontier's Break Out Talent '22. Nominations include the Ignatz prize, RSL's Ondaatje Prize, and AOI's World Illustrations Awards, as well as being nominated for best books of 2021 in the Guardian. Collaborators for Khan's comics work include The British Council, SOAS, NHS, London Borough of Newham, JCWI and The British Library. The Roles We Play is available in the US under the title ‘What is Home, Mum?'.  On this episode, we had a really insightful conversation on graphic novels as a form of literature, identity, belonging, Kashmiri experiences and unpacked notions of space, belonging and identity. I loved speaking to Sabba, and hope you find much to take away from our conversation.You can buy The Roles We Play here:https://uk.bookshop.org/a/5890/9781912408306Support the show