Podcasts about unconferences

Our Mission: To build a multidisciplinary field around using technology—especially AI—to improve the lives of nonhumans now and in the future. Overview Background This hybrid conference had nearly 550 participants and took place March 1-2, 2025 at UC Berkeley. It was organized by AI for Animals for $74k by volunteer core organizers Constance Li, Sankalpa Ghose, and Santeri Tani. This conference has evolved since 2023: The 1st conference mainly consisted of philosophers and was a single track lecture/panel. The 2nd conference put all lectures on one day and followed it with 2 days of interactive unconference sessions happening in parallel and a week of in-person co-working. This 3rd conference had a week of related satellite events, free shared accommodations for 50+ attendees, 2 days of parallel lectures/panels/unconferences, 80 unique sessions, of which 32 are available on Youtube, Swapcard to enable 1:1 connections, and a Slack community to continue conversations year [...] ---Outline:(00:32) Overview(00:35) Background(02:27) Outcomes(03:51) The Event(s)(04:19) Speaking Sessions(04:23) en-US-AvaMultilingualNeural__ Conference presentation scenes with speakers and audience in auditorium setting. The image shows a collage of different presentation scenes at what appears to be an academic or professional conference. The main image shows an auditorium with attendees watching a video presentation on a large screen. Other smaller images show speakers on stage in different settings - some seated in orange chairs for a panel discussion, others at podiums. Theres a logo visible for what appears to be a research institute in one of the frames. The setting appears academic/professional in nature, with proper presentation equipment, stage lighting, and organized seating arrangements typical of a conference or symposium event.(05:10) Featured Talks(10:13) Lightning Talks(11:55) Interactive Sessions(12:19) Unconferences(13:22) Meetups(13:36) Mapping Workshops(13:44) Office Hours(13:59) Topic Distribution(14:18) Satellite Events(14:41) en-US-AvaMultilingualNeural__ Events schedule showing AI and animal-focused activities from Feb 26-Mar 2.(14:52) en-US-AvaMultilingualNeural__ People gathered at social events, networking and dining in various settings.(15:02) Behind the Scenes(15:10) Personnel(16:04) Handbooks(16:24) Finances(19:21) Outreach(21:17) Event Reflection(24:12) Get Involved--- First published: April 5th, 2025 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/KWpyRXzHn6JMyZiBn/ai-for-animals-2025-bay-area-retrospective --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO. ---Images from the article:Apple Podcasts and Spotify do not show images in the episode description. Try Pocket Casts, or another podcast app.

Is there a need for the legal tech community together for more informal chats about the latest happenings in the industry? Dennis envisions chat sessions, group Zooms, unconferences, and more, but Tom isn't so sure those types of get-togethers would be appealing to him. They hash out their thoughts on encouraging conversations and idea sharing in the legal tech community and which collaboration approaches might appeal to a wide range of people.  Later, ChatGPT asks a question about whether the era of generative AI has really fully made it into the legal world, and the guys talk about its impacts, or lack thereof, in different aspects of the profession.   As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation that you can use the second the podcast ends. Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions. Show Notes - Kennedy-Mighell Report #369 A Segment: Online Unconferences and Virtual Get-Togethers B Segment: ChatGPT asks us a question Parting Shots: Perplexity - https://www.perplexity.ai/  Claude 3.5 - https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-3-5-sonnet  ChatGPT 4O - https://chatgpt.com/ 

Is there a need for the legal tech community together for more informal chats about the latest happenings in the industry? Dennis envisions chat sessions, group Zooms, unconferences, and more, but Tom isn't so sure those types of get-togethers would be appealing to him. They hash out their thoughts on encouraging conversations and idea sharing in the legal tech community and which collaboration approaches might appeal to a wide range of people.  Later, ChatGPT asks a question about whether the era of generative AI has really fully made it into the legal world, and the guys talk about its impacts, or lack thereof, in different aspects of the profession.   As always, stay tuned for the parting shots, that one tip, website, or observation that you can use the second the podcast ends. Have a technology question for Dennis and Tom? Call their Tech Question Hotline at 720-441-6820 for the answers to your most burning tech questions. Show Notes - Kennedy-Mighell Report #369 A Segment: Online Unconferences and Virtual Get-Togethers B Segment: ChatGPT asks us a question Parting Shots: Perplexity - https://www.perplexity.ai/  Claude 3.5 - https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-3-5-sonnet  ChatGPT 4O - https://chatgpt.com/ 

In this episode of the Journal of Management Education podcast series, Associate Editor Nicholas Rhew sits down to talk with George Hrivnak and Amy Kenworthy about the JME special section titled "Insights, Provocations, and Next Steps: Discoveries From the Research in Management Learning & Education (RMLE) UnConferences".

Curious about the dynamics of Open Space & Unconferences? In this episode of Exploring Axon, Sara Torrey sits down with the multi-hyphenate Houssam Fakih – an "unconference disorganizer," facilitator, mentor, coach, co-author, speaker, and developer.  The two touch on how these vibrant, participant-driven gatherings thrive on sharing knowledge, stimulating discussions, and fostering relationships. The two discuss the interesting dynamics within open spaces, the process, and the enriching experiences they can offer.  Learn how these spaces can help you contribute your burning questions and engage in meaningful discussions. No speakers, no presentations, just pure knowledge sharing. Dive in!   Connect with Sara on LinkedIn and Twitter.  Connect with Houssam on Twitter and LinkedIn. Learn more about AxonIQ at axoniq.io

In this episode of All Things Marketing and Education, Elana Leoni talks with Kyle Calderwood, a technology coordinator at Tabernacle School District and Google-certified educator. They discuss “unconferences,” owning professional development as an educator, and game-based learning. Kyle shares his expertise in integrating gaming in the classroom and working with teachers across the country on this issue. They also speak to how EdTech products and services play alongside of professional development in education. Throughout the conversation, Elana and Kyle keep things informal and share some personal anecdotes about their history of collaboration.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Save the Date April 1st 2023 EAGatherTown: UnUnConference, published by Vaidehi Agarwalla on March 20, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. We're excited to officially announce the very first EA UnUnConference! APPLY HERE. Naming What We Can, the most impactful post ever published on April 1st, have already volunteered to host a Q&A. We're calling in the producers of the TV hit Impact Island, and would like to invite Peter Barnett to launch his new book What The Future Owes Us. The X-risk-Men Incubation Program is running an enlightening talks session. Location: Mars in Gathertown Date: April 1st, 2023, 24 hours and 37 minutes starting at 12:00pm UTC (or “lunch time” for british people) The case for impact Over the years, humanity realized that Unconferences are a great twist of traditional conferences, since the independence gives room for more unexpected benefits to happen. For the reason, we're experimenting with the format of an UnUnconference. This means we'll actively try not to organize anything, therefore (in expectancy) achieving even more unexpected benefits. We encourage you to critique our (relatively solid, in our opinion) theory of change in the comments! We understand this is not the most ambitious we could be. Although we fall short of the dream of EAGxMars, we believe this Ununconference is a proof-of-concept that will help validate the model of novel, experimental conferences and possibly redefine what impact means for EA events for years to come. This team is well placed to unorganize this event because we have previously successfully not organized 10^10 possible events. What to expect All beings welcomed, that includes infants, face mice, gut microbiome, etc. Expect to have the most impactful time Make more impact than everyone on earth could ever do combined Network with the best minds in ultra-near-termist research Never meet your connections again after the event Certificates of £20 worth of impact just for £10! No success metrics No theory of change No food, no wine, no suffering Check out our official event poster! Pixelated lightbulb that looks like mars as a logo for an unconference (DALL-E) Get involved Take a look at the confernce agenda and add sessions to your calendar Comment on this post with content suggestions and anti-suggestions Sign up for an enlightning talk Unvolunteer for the event UnUnvolunteer for the event (your goal will be to actively unorganize stuff) UnUnUnvolunteer for the event (your goal will be to actively ununorganize stuff) .. And so on. We think at least 5 levels of volunteers will be necessary for this event to be a complete success, to minimize risk of not falling into the well known meta trap. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Pirates of Finance - a weekly show by @JasonCBuck and @choffstein unearthing this week's buried treasure in the world of investing. This week, the duo nail the intro then answer the most important FMK question ever posed, breakdown Hedge Funds vs ETFs, then Asset vs Investment Management + much moarr   00:00 Intro 06:09 FMK 38:00 Hedge Funds vs ETFs 46:58 Asset vs Investment Mgmt 53:19 What it takes to run an ETF 58:05 Unconferences   ON OTHER PLATFORMS Twitter @FinancePirates https://twitter.com/FinancePirates TikTok @PiratesOfFinance https://www.tiktok.com/@piratesoffinance   DOWNLOAD OUR PODCASTS  https://pod.link/1613745847 FwM https://pod.link/1402620531 Mutiny https://pod.link/1475281033   INTRO MUSIC By taylorgalford.bandcamp.com   THIS VIDEO IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UP AS A BASIS FOR INVESTMENT DECISIONS. THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS SHOW ARE OF THE HOSTS AND DO NOT REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE MUTINY FUND OR NEWFOUND RESEARCH. THE MUTINY FUND OR NEWFOUND RESEARCH MAY MAINTAIN POSITIONS IN SECURITIES DISCUSSED IN THIS SHOW.  

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Project Idea: Lots of Cause-area-specific Online Unconferences, published by Linda Linsefors on February 6, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Here's a project idea I have that's been laying around for some time. I think this would be high impact, but I need help to make it happen. It don't have to be this exact setup (which I describe below) as long as the output are more online unconferences for the EA community. I don't do grant applications anymore, due to past event that I'm still emotionally healing from. However if you want to write and submit an application on my behalf, that would be very welcome. Project description can also be found here: Lots of EA Online Unconferences - Google Docs Total budget: $40k - 85k. Summary: We need more online events - from my experience running TAISU and AISU, there are many smart people who can't access existing events because of geographical constraints. I expect this to be true of other cause areas too. I want to hire one person for one year and teach them how to run an online unconference. They'll run 3-4 events on different EA topics of their choice. If things go well, they secure more funding before the end of the year, and keep going. Motivation Online unconferences are low cost and relatively low effort to run, and are also really great. I think this type of event has the highest cost to value ratio out of any event type that I know of. Why more events? EA is growing faster than the infrastructure can keep up with. I'm mostly familiar with AI Safety but I expect the situation to be similar in other areas. Every AI Safety event I know about gets a massive number of applications. There is definitely room for more events. Why cause area specific? Generic EA events are great, but when you've picked what problem to work on, it's much more valuable to connect with people who are interested in the same cause area as you. Those are the people you can have high context discussion with. Those are the people you can team up with to get work done. I count “EA Meta” (e.g. ops, events etc) as a cause area for the purpose of this project, because it seems valuable for people who work in this area to meet up and exchange ideas, and find common solutions to common problems. Why unconferences? Unconferences are great in many ways, but they are especially great in a rapidly growing movement, where the people at the top, can't keep up with or even keep track of the need for infrastructure. Unconferences are self organised around the needs of interests of the participants. This makes them more adaptive but also lower effort to run relatively to other types of events. I'm not saying that unconferences are a one-size-fits-all type of event. There is definitely room for more specialised events too. But everything equal, I think EA would be better off with more unconferences. Why online? Online and offline have different pros and cons. One big advantage with online events is that they are much more accessible. This is important! Even if we have lots of in person events, it's worth having online events too. Accessibility helps in two ways. Firstly there are people who can't attend otherwise for various reasons. Just paying for their travel may not help since the barrier might be time or visa. Secondly, it lowers the cost (in time and money) to attend for everyone. People who would not be willing to pay the time cost for an entire in-person event often choose to join in for just a few sessions of an online event, benefiting both them and everyone else. Allowing people to pick and choose among sessions, rather than commit to a full event, opens up for more specialised sessions. The other main advantage of online events is that they are almost infinitely scalable, much less work to organise, and much lower organising costs. A single person can d...

Tyler and Devan meet with the planners and originators of the UnConferences in Clinical Ethics and hear about their goals and intentions for the UnConference. We also discuss how the UnConference is unique and valuable.

Tyler and Devan interview presenters at the UnConference in Clinical Ethics.Several articles arising from the 2022 Unconference are anticipated to be published in the Winter 2022 issue of The Journal of Clinical Ethics. Articles from prior Unconferences can be found in the Fall 2019 and Fall 2020 issues of The Journal of Clinical Ethics.

An unconference is a powerful way to facilitate connections and engagement between participants and to enhance our attendees' ability to turn ideas into assets. By providing an unstructured, high-energy environment in which ideas can run and grow freely, we can amplify ideas, creativity and innovation. In this episode, we talk about the concept of an Unconference event and how to bring together participants from all kinds of backgrounds with a shared interest. To discuss this topic, we've brought onto the show the one and only Bill Boorman, founder of #trulondon. If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a 5 star review and share the episode with a colleague or friend Find out more at: www.theeventscast.com/billboorman   Follow or send us a message On Instagram: www.instagram.com/theeventscast On Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/the-events-cast/

David and Brent talk about Unconferences and how they differ from traditional conferences. We talk specifically about the https://unconf.us in Orlando Florida on January 21st, 2022.

Bruce describes his multi-decade journey running conferences and how letting go of control, while still having a structure, has led to conferences where attendees connect in meaningful ways. Discuss this episode: https://discord.gg/nPa76qF

Betekenisvol zijn na het werkzame levenJohan raakte geïnspireerd om vanuit purpose deel te nemen aan een van onze Unconferences. Daar kon hij proeven aan een nieuwe cultuur. Een omgeving vol wendbaarheid en experimenten. Daar ondervond hij dat het niet bij hem past. Gelukkig hoefde hij met die kennis zijn baan niet op te zeggen. Door samen te werken leerde hij anderen, maar zichzelf nog beter, kennen binnen een onbekende situatie. Falen en opstaan. Nieuwsgierig zijn naar iets onbekends. Houd jij dan de boot af of wil je daar meer van weten? Onze gast Marianne Aal begeleidt mensen die in hun werkzame leven veel ervaring hebben opgedaan. Hun rugzak zit boordevol expertise, maar velen vragen zich af hoe ze dat kunnen doorgeven. Kennis en ervaring overdragen aan nieuwe generaties die dat goed kunnen gebruiken. Dat geeft voldoening en betekenis aan het leven na het werk. Nieuw nut vinden door iets terug te geven. Of dat nou koken, tuinieren, op kleinkinderen passen of iets bijdragen aan de samenleving waar iedereen wat aan heeft is. Dat klinkt simpel, maar omschakelen van werk wat je leven heeft bepaalt naar een nieuwe invulling, is nog niet zo makkelijk. We blijven immers langer gezond en vitaal, dus willen langer doorwerken en zinnige dingen doen. Gebaande paden wijzigen of houden op te bestaan. Hierdoor komt men in transitie, waarbij een draaiboek ontbreekt. Hoe bezint Johan zich, als die nieuwe omgeving het niet voor hem is? Wat is het dan wel? Met Marianne bespreken we hoe dat in elkaar steekt, hoe zij daarbij ondersteunt en wat een betekenisvolle invulling van het leven inhoudt.

Happy New Year! Another year has come and gone, and we’re still here at the Coworking Values Podcast bringing you news and updates from the coworking world. For our first episode of the year, we have our guest, Steve Munroe, Founder of HUBUD and Co-founder of CU Asia. He has spent 10 years with the United Nations in various Asian countries and founded HUBUD in Bali, Indonesia, the world’s first destination coworking space and founded CU Asia to support coworking operators and community builders across the Asia Pacific regions. For this episode, Steve will be talking about the disconnection of the coworking communities despite having online interactions and how unconferences help in bridging that disconnect between the coworking community.

Ontwapenend connectie maken met wildvreemde gelijkgestemden Is het geld of trots waardoor jij ambassadeur bent voor wat jij dagelijks doet? Ruim 51 wetenschappelijke onderzoeken tonen aan dat mensen meer voldoening halen uit de zoektocht naar een resultaat dan de materiële beloning. Alleen dan komt de motivatie van binnenuit. Hogere salarissen en bonussen kunnen die intrinsieke motivatie van werknemers zelfs afstompen. Beloningen blijken te werken voor repeterend werk in de fabrieken van Adam Smith, maar niet in de kenniseconomie. In deze tijd willen bedrijven voorop lopen door innovatieve diensten te ontwikkelen. Dan blijkt te lukken als ze creativiteit van medewerkers bundelen en ze helpen bij hun zoektocht naar innovativiteit. Een bedrijfscultuur die dat stimuleert begint aan de voordeur. De essentiële vraag is hoe je connectie maakt met mensen die met jou willen meewerken. Hoe ontmoet je mensen met diverse expertises om hun talenten te leren kennen? Dat kan tijdens een evenement. Daar begint het met de ontvangst. Maar ook een decor bouwen dat past bij het onderwerp dat mensen boeit en bindt. Onze gasten zijn experts op het gebied van hostmanship (buzzword alert 1!) en verbeelding. Plaatjesmaker Jesse Skolnik doet een boekje open over discussies een andere wending geven met bijpassende visuals (buzzword alert 2!). Als mensen er in gesproken taal niet uitkomen, spiegelt hij in beeld zodat het gesprek verder kan.Online eventmanager en gastvrouw Marion van Puijenbroek zoekt voor de evenementen niet standaard vergaderzaaltjes uit, maar onverwachte omgevingen om mensen uit hun comfortzone te halen en dus uit hun standaard denkpatronen. Ze vertelt over het belang van vertrouwen en waarom mensen floreren als ze zich op hun gemak voelen, zowel tijdens offline als online evenementen. Ze laat weten hoe Unconferences een ontwapenend karakter hebben. Hoe het telkens lukt dat mensen het elkaar gunnen naar elkaar te luisteren en belangeloos met elkaar samen te werken? Wat daagt mensen uit om deel te nemen?  Marion en Jesse vertellen je in podcast 5 over het waarom, wat en hoe achter de schermen.Links:Onderzoek onder 5.000 werknemers in Europa over hun betrokkenheid bij hun werk en hoe ze hun werkgevers ervaren in deze Corona tijdBenify Benefits en Engagement ReportRutger Bregman schrijft dat er 51 onderzoeken zijn uitgevoerd die hoe financiële prikkels het morele kompas van werknemers kunnen afstompen en hun creativiteit aantasten.https://decorrespondent.nl/5445/weg-met-controle-leve-de-intrinsiek-gemotiveerde-mens/1792644292890-693b6735Professor of psychology and behavioral economics at Duke University Dan Ariely bespreekt de verschuiving van efficiency tijdens de industriële revolutie naar de huidige kenniseconomie, met innovatieve diensten, waar het gaat om creativiteit en innovativiteit. https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_ariely_what_makes_us_feel_good_about_our_work?language=nl#t-1159394Simon Sinek is bekend van de golden circles waar het vooral gaat over betekenis, de WHY. Dat is waarom mensen je product of dienst kopen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jeg3lIK8lroDie opvatting vertaalt Sinek door in het interview: How to Build a Company That People Want to Work For Podcast 5: Making a disarming connection with unfamiliar like-minded people Is it money or pride that makes you an ambassador for what you do every day? More than 51 scientific studies show that people get more satisfaction from the search for a result compared to a materialistic reward. This is the only motivation that comes from within. Higher salaries and bonuses can even dull that intrinsic motivation of employees. Rewards seem to work for repetitive work in Adam Smith's factories, but not in the economy of knowledge. Nowadays, companies want to reach the top by developing innovative services. That seems to work if they bundle the creativity of employees and help them in their search for innovation. A company's culture that stimulates this begins at the front door. The essential question is how you make such a connection with people who want to cooperate with you. How do you meet people with different expertise to observe their talent? That's possible during an event. It starts with the reception. But also by building a decor ‘'setting the stage'' fitting with the event's topic that intrigues and connects people. Our guests are experts in hostmanship (buzzword alert 1!) and imagination. Is an online event ‘'search and replace'' physical or slightly different? Visual designer Jesse Skolnik tells us more about changing the course of a discussion with fitting visuals (buzzword alert 2!). If people struggle during a spoken conversation, he mirrors it with visuals to continue the conversation. Online event manager and hostess Marion looks for unexpected settings and locations to lure people out of their comfort zone and usual thinking patterns. She talks about the importance of trust and why people flourish if  they feel comfortable, during offline and online events. She explains why Unconferences have a disarming effect. How do we accomplish to make people want to listen to each other and work together selflessly? What challenges people to get involved? Marion and Jesse tell you  more about why, what and how behind the scenes in podcast 5. 

Using Anchor to Host Pop Up Unconferences

Using Anchor to Host Pop Up Unconferences

In this episode, we talk with Connie Vassilopoulos. At the time of the recording she was a Library Technician, but has since transitioned to a librarian. She was a Library Tech at Rosebank College. We talked about the life of a Library Tech in a school setting, and all the things she has accomplished there. […]

On today's episode, we are joined by special guest, Doc List to talk about Open Spaces and unconferences. Doc is an educator, speaker and Open Space facilitator. With a background in software technology, he was thrust into the world of Open Space and has not looked back since.

The Second Edunauts of 2019 saw Samantha Adams Becker join us to share about this ongoing ShapingEdu.asu.edu project that maps to nearly all the Future Readiness Framework's literacies as it works to bridge today and tomorrow with educators around the world - join in at the link.ShapingEdu.asu.edu

In this episode, Dan and Michael chat with edcamp co-founder and executive director Hadley Ferguson and researcher Jeff Carpenter about edcamp unconferences.

Simon Collins is a creative director, educator, fashion consultant, and ex-dean of the fashion school at Parsons in New York. With his new platform Fashion Culture Design, Simon holds what he calls Unconferences where not-boring fashion people address topics such as, How do you solve a problem like fashion week? And, Can sustainability be sexy? He gave the opening address at the Copenhagen Fashion Summitthis year, and his point was: it's all your fault! Is it? Is it down to us to make fashion more sustainable? And if so, how can we do it? Why is fashion important? Why don't more people recognise it at such? What is fashion's power? What on Earth has all this got to do with Hemingway, or, for that matter, Britney Spears? Listen to find out, and to hear some very good stories about London style back in the day, and how fashion education has changed. Simon was a mad fashion kid in Bournemouth and London in '80s, and we talk about what that was like, and style, and making your own outfits, dressing up to go to clubs like Taboo, & being obsessed with The Face magazine.  How fab is our music? THANK YOU Montaigne. She is singing an acoustic version of Because I love You. Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter @mrspress Love the podcast? We have a Patreon page if you'd like to support us. We are always grateful for ratings and reviews on iTunes - it helps new listeners to find us. You can find us on Spotify now too.

What does a facilitator actually do? Who needs one? And what on Earth is an unconference? In this week's GoodPractice podcast, Justin Anderson and Owen Ferguson are joined by ‘Delightful Goddess' ™ Julie Drybrough, director of Fuchsia Blue, founder of the Facilitator Shindig and unconference organiser, to answer these questions and more. If you have any thoughts on the show, you can tweet us @WriterJustin, @owenferguson, and @fuchsia_blue. You can also tweet @GoodPractice or @GoodpracticeAus. If you want to find out more about some of the things we discussed, links are below: L&D Connect are on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LnDConnect and have their own website: https://ldconnect.wordpress.com/ The article Julie mentions about ‘Contagion in banks' is here: http://www.thenetworkthinkers.com/2009/02/contagion-amongst-banks.html?m=1

Diesmal habe ich mich mit Eric Lynn unterhalten. Eric Lynn ist Globetrotter, Coach, Organisationsentwickler und Schöpfer des Serious Game „cultureQs“. Die Themen unseres Gesprächs waren u.a. Erics Definition von Change Was ein Facilitator ist und was er macht (und was nicht) Wie man mit Change umgeht Offene Formate wie OpenSpace und warum er Unconferences nicht [...]

Episodes from before the new format switch (where Coté & Richard MC each episode). These are episodes that come from libsyn. Their download numbers aren't total, just since being in SoundCloud.

Episodes from before the new format switch (where Coté & Richard MC each episode). These are episodes that come from libsyn. Their download numbers aren't total, just since being in SoundCloud.

Episodes from before the new format switch (where Coté & Richard MC each episode). These are episodes that come from libsyn. Their download numbers aren't total, just since being in SoundCloud.

Episodes from before the new format switch (where Coté & Richard MC each episode). These are episodes that come from libsyn. Their download numbers aren't total, just since being in SoundCloud.

Episodes from before the new format switch (where Coté & Richard MC each episode). These are episodes that come from libsyn. Their download numbers aren't total, just since being in SoundCloud.

A clip from this longer presentation – CareerCamp: New Unconference Methods for Helping People Build the Career They Deserve with Douglas E. Welch CareerCamp Founder, Douglas E. Welch, shares CareerCamp with the attendees of the California Placement Association at their annual 2015 conference in San Luis Obispo. He discusses What is CareerCamp?, how it might be used in your organization and […]

Hello everyone. Episode 6, wut-wut. I’m not even going to describe this one (now with 100% more Oprah): Themes Parks! Oprah (not kidding) Unconferences Viva Pinada tv show Fig Windows 10 for Gamerz As always, thanks for listening!

Check out Ruby Remote Conf! 01:56 - Alex Hillman Introduction Twitter Blog The Coworking Weekly Show Indy Hall @indyhall Amy Hoy Unicornfree 30x500: Build and Launch a Profitable Product Business Without Venture Capital 02:57 - Collaboration and Coworking Spaces 08:34 - Nights and Weekends? (After Hours/Night Owl Working) Unconferences and BarCamps 13:05 - Coworking is NOT a Talent Agency 15:02 - Isn’t Coworking Distractive? Choice Architecture Full-Time / Flex-Member Separation = Bad 22:33 - Forming Relationships for Collaboration Examples: Parker and Jake Flycops @flyclops   Domino Amanda and Christine Lanternfish Press @lfpbooks The Legend of Sherlock Holmes Kickstarter Project 35:13 - Interns 36:54 - Collaboration vs Cooperation Choice vs Forced Collaboration “Half Baked Ideas” Where Good Ideas Come From by Steven Johnson 45:20 - Committing to a Coworking Space 49:39 - Should You Cowork? Self-Management Confidence: “If I can do it, you can do it.” Honest Exposure 01:03:58 - Starting a Coworking Space Core, Committed People Community Barn Raising Resources: How To Fund Your Coworking Space How Much Does It Cost To Start A Coworking Space? The Three Necessary Ingredients For Community. Do You Have Them? Picks The Tim Ferriss Show - Lazy: A Manifesto (Eric) Kai Davis: How to Hire a Part-Time Employee (Jonathan) Working Podcast (Reuven) Startup Podcast (Reuven) Fundraising While Female (Reuven) CodeNewbie Podcast (Chuck) Ask Me Another Podcast (Chuck) Ruby Remote Conf (Chuck) Reply All Podcast (Alex) Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone by Mark Goulston M.D. (Alex)

Check out Ruby Remote Conf! 01:56 - Alex Hillman Introduction Twitter Blog The Coworking Weekly Show Indy Hall @indyhall Amy Hoy Unicornfree 30x500: Build and Launch a Profitable Product Business Without Venture Capital 02:57 - Collaboration and Coworking Spaces 08:34 - Nights and Weekends? (After Hours/Night Owl Working) Unconferences and BarCamps 13:05 - Coworking is NOT a Talent Agency 15:02 - Isn’t Coworking Distractive? Choice Architecture Full-Time / Flex-Member Separation = Bad 22:33 - Forming Relationships for Collaboration Examples: Parker and Jake Flycops @flyclops   Domino Amanda and Christine Lanternfish Press @lfpbooks The Legend of Sherlock Holmes Kickstarter Project 35:13 - Interns 36:54 - Collaboration vs Cooperation Choice vs Forced Collaboration “Half Baked Ideas” Where Good Ideas Come From by Steven Johnson 45:20 - Committing to a Coworking Space 49:39 - Should You Cowork? Self-Management Confidence: “If I can do it, you can do it.” Honest Exposure 01:03:58 - Starting a Coworking Space Core, Committed People Community Barn Raising Resources: How To Fund Your Coworking Space How Much Does It Cost To Start A Coworking Space? The Three Necessary Ingredients For Community. Do You Have Them? Picks The Tim Ferriss Show - Lazy: A Manifesto (Eric) Kai Davis: How to Hire a Part-Time Employee (Jonathan) Working Podcast (Reuven) Startup Podcast (Reuven) Fundraising While Female (Reuven) CodeNewbie Podcast (Chuck) Ask Me Another Podcast (Chuck) Ruby Remote Conf (Chuck) Reply All Podcast (Alex) Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone by Mark Goulston M.D. (Alex)

In this segment we review the concept and benefits of Edcamps and the unconference model. Follow: @bradmcurrie, @wkrakower@ScottRRocco @bamradionetwork Scott Rocco is Superintendent of Schools in Spotswood, N.J., and co-founder of #Satchat. Billy Krakower is a co-moderator and is a Computer & Resource Reading Room Teacher in Woodland Park, N.J. Brad Currie is the co-founder of #satchat, a weekly Twitter discussion for current and emerging school leaders. Brad is a Vice Principal and Supervisor of Instruction for the Chester School District in Chester, N.J.

In addition to our regular preview of upcoming events, Baltimore Weekly focuses on one of the most popular and well-established tech meetups in the city. Chris Stone of E-moxie joins Sharon Paley and Andrew Hazlett to talk about the history and evolution of the Baltimore Mobile Meetup.

Anticipating the return of TEDx Baltimore, Sharon Paley and Andrew Hazlett talk with curator Sarge Salman about the event, the speakers, and this year's theme "Pioneers, O Pioneers!" Andrew and Sharon also discuss civic hacking and other hot topics and events in Baltimore tech.

Rubys offered to artistic entrepreneurs! This week Andrew Hazlett and Sharon Paley talk about the intersection of art and tech, and a major new funding opportunity from the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance. Sonja Cendak of the GBCA encourages hackers and designers from the tech community to apply for the "Rubys." Learn more at: http://gb.tc/channels/baltimore-weekly/episode/venture-capital-for-creative-technologists-baltimore-weekly/

A weekend hackathon at one of America's great museums? That's Art Bytes! Dylan Kinnett (@dylan_k) of the Walters Art Museum (@walters_museum http://thewalters.org/) joins us to talk about the second annual Art Bytes hackathon which will take place at the museum over the weekend of January 24-26 2014. (details: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-bytes-at-the-walters-tickets-9534980383) This episode of Baltimore Weekly was recorded at the cool confines of the new(ish) Highlandtown location of the Emerging Technology Centers (@etcbaltimore http://www.etcbaltimore.com/). A lot of great new companies are blossoming there.

In a relatively calm moment over the holidays, we sat down with Mike Subelsky, co-founder and CTO of Staq, impresario of Ignite Baltimore, and so much more. In this discussion, we review the biggest stories in Baltimore tech from a momentous 2013. We also look forward to the big challenges and opportunities before us as the tech scene evolves and matures.

Startups can now apply for $400,000 in grants and much more through the InvestMaryland Challenge program. Sharon Paley and Andrew Hazlett interview Michelle Jackson of DBED about this terrific opportunity [more info: http://investmarylandchallenge.org]

Sharon and Andrew visit with the inimitable Paris Pittman of Advertising.com to talk about next week's Tech Night celebration. They preview the food, drink, activities, and great people expected at the event. They also discuss a cool web app built by Advertising.com developers that will allow Tech Night attendees to connect with one another in fun new ways.

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Join us for the next episode of FGS Radio -My Society, an Internet radio show on Blog talk Radio presented by the Federation of Genealogical Societies. This week’s episode hosted by Randy Whited is entitled Unconferences: Alternative Educational Opportunity for Your Genealogy Society. Our guests this week will be Amanda French, Research Assistant Professor and THATCamp Coordinator at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University and Jon Voss, the Historypin Strategic Partnerships Director at We Are What We Do.  Together we will be discussing the concept of unconferencing and how it can provide a fun and unique educational experience for your society. In addition, this episode’s Society Spotlight will feature the Texas Czech Genealogical Society. Tune in to FGS Radio – My Society each week to learn more about genealogy societies and join in a discussion of the issues impacting the genealogical community.

Join us for the next episode of FGS Radio -My Society, an Internet radio show on Blog talk Radio presented by the Federation of Genealogical Societies. This week’s episode hosted by Randy Whited is entitled Unconferences: Alternative Educational Opportunity for Your Genealogy Society. Our guests this week will be Amanda French, Research Assistant Professor and THATCamp Coordinator at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University and Jon Voss, the Historypin Strategic Partnerships Director at We Are What We Do.  Together we will be discussing the concept of unconferencing and how it can provide a fun and unique educational experience for your society. In addition, this episode’s Society Spotlight will feature the Texas Czech Genealogical Society. Tune in to FGS Radio – My Society each week to learn more about genealogy societies and join in a discussion of the issues impacting the genealogical community.

Welcome to episode #142 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. This is the first recording with my new laptop, and from my first listen, it does not sound good at all. So, it's definitely the sound card on this laptop (as I am using the same microphone). I'll need to find a better solution. In the meantime, it's all about the content, so enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #142 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 33:56. Audio comment line - please send in a comment and add your voice to the audio community: +1 206-666-6056. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Facebook Group - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society. In a perfect world, connect with me, directly, through Facebook. The Road to Six Pixels of Separation - The Book - coming soon. Media Hacks Podcast. C.C. Chapman - Managing The Gray - Advance Guard. Hugh McGuire - LibriVox - The Book Oven. Christopher S. Penn - The Financial Aid Podcast - Marketing Over Coffee. Julien Smith - In Over Your Head - Co-author of Trust Agents. Chris Brogan - Co-author of Trust Agents. Lost all of the old audio comments due to the new laptop. Dell Latitude E4200. Attending O'Reilly Tools of Change Conference in New York City this coming week. TED 2009. Seth Godin. Dan Ariely. Social Media Week NYC. BookCamp Toronto - June 6th, 2009 - MaRS Discovery District. PodCamp Toronto - February 21-22, 2009 - Ryerson University. Audio Comment - Shel Holtz - A Shel Of My Former Self - For Immediate Release. Audio Comment - Jay Moonah - Media Driving. Six Points of Separation - Six Things About Unconferences You May Not Know: 1. You don't attend, you participate. 2. If you don't like the content, create a session you will like. 3. They should not be presentations, they should be conversations. 4. The Law of Two Feet. 5. If you register, you should attend. 6. It's not a conference: don't expect food, water of a gift bag. Podsafe Music Network: David Cloyd - 'Weird Fishes'. Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #142 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: a shel of my former self advertising blog bologging book oven bookcamp toronto cc chapman chris brogan christopher s penn dan ariely david cloyd dell latitude e4200 digital marketing facebook facebook group financial aid podcast for immediate release hugh mcguire in over your head itunes jay moonah julien smith law of two feet librivox managing the gray marketing marketing over coffee mars discovery district media driving media hacks new york city online social network podcamp podcamp toronto podcast podcasting podsafe music network ryerson university seth godin shel holtz six pixels of separation social media marketing social media week nyc ted ted talks tools of change conference twist image twitter unconference web 20 wikipedia

Welcome to episode #76 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. There has been a ton of buzz about David Maister showing up (and presenting) at PodCamp Boston 2. I took the opportunity to sit down with Maister and the results are a fascinating conversation about how Marketing is really connecting in this day and age. Saul Colt also coughs up a couple of hairballs (literally) in his latest installment of, The World According To Saul Colt, and C.C. Chapman shares some PodCamp Boston love.  Enjoy this conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #76 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 54:08. Audio comment line - please send in a comment and add your voice to the audio community: +1 206-666-6056. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Comments are now live on the new Blog - sixpixels.com/blog. Facebook Group - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society - please join (we have over 1115 members). Check out my other Podcast, Foreword Thinking - The Business And Motivational Book Review Podcast - sponsored by HarperCollins Canada. Foreword Thinking - episode #7 is now live and features Ben Mezrich - author of the books, Rigged, Bringing Down The House and more. BarCamp Montreal 3. Audio Comment – Tim Coyne – The Hollywood Podcast. The World According To Saul Colt. PodCamp Boston. In Conversation with David Maister from PodCamp Boston 2. Managing the Professional Service Firm. The Trusted Advisor with Charles H. Green and Robert M. Galford. The new book - Strategy And The Fat Smoker. Six Points of Separation – Six Ways To Re-think Unconferences: 1. Whiteboard. 2. Fee. 3. Camp fire. 4. Speakers. 5. The rules. 6. Self-organized. Six Pounds of Sound with C.C. Chapman - Managing The Gray - Accident Hash - The Advance Guard. Bill Grady – ‘Let's Sit & Smile'. Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #76 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: accident hash advance guard advertising ben mezrich bill grady business cc chapman david maister digital marketing facebook foreword thinking hollywood podcast itunes managing the gray marketing motivational books podcamp podcast podcasting saul colt six pixels of separation social media marketing tim coyne twist image

Andrew Middleton travels to Edinburgh on a sunny Saturday to find out about Barcamps. He attends, and takes an active part in BarcampScotland. Barcamps, aka Unconferences, are informal, spontaneous, user-created conferences. Attendees are invited by networked peers. This peer networking approach is the method that ensures the quality and the focus of the event. Once invited you sign up on a barcamp wiki to say you're going and what you're interested in and what you can present on. This episode attempts to capture the essence of the event itself. Later episodes may present some of the talks that went on. The sound quality was not so good on this, so apologies for that. Look at the BarcampScotland wiki for more information: http://barcamp.org/BarCampScotland Search the web for other networked content using the BarcampScotland tag. Check the Show Notes at http://ltapodcast.blogspot.com