by Lviv Lab
"Lviv Lamp Podcasts” is a podcast of the Lviv Lab for the Activation of Democracy. Journalism is often seen as a spotlight - shinning the bright rays of truth on corruption and injustice. This is essential, but we also want to remember journalism isn’t only shouting and whistleblowing. As our logo suggests, journalism is also a lamp 💡, a subtle light, a place for conversation. In this time of closed borders and quarantine restrictions, we want to connect people in conversation.
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July 22, 2020
<p>In the US Navy, <strong>Benjamin Kohlmann</strong> flew combat missions, made more than 360 aircraft carrier landings--and he started a revolutionary Rapid Innovation Cell in the Pentagon to transform the world's largest bureaucracy. Today he consults for the leaders of the world's top transportation companies and more, driving organizational change and increasing employee performance. We talk about how to promote innovation within your team: "Make time for creative nonstructured conversation and ideation," Kohlmann says.</p> <p>The Lviv Lab, a start-up born of the coronavirus quarantine, is building a new digital and human ecosystem of sustainable media that enriches our lives.</p> <p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminkohlmann/">Follow Ben Kohlmann on LinkedIn</a></p> <p><a href="https://anchor.fm/ben-kohlmann">Check out Ben’s podcast, A Random Walk with Ben Kohlmann, here.</a></p> <p><strong>Stay tuned:</strong> In our next episode we’ll hear some practical tips from Ben on how to cultivate your creative leadership instincts.</p> <p>Visit us at <a href="//lvivlab.com">lvivlab.com</a>.</p>
July 10, 2020
<p>A Global Nomad in a Time of Quarantine Lviv Lab Podcast Episode No. 5</p> <p>Hosts: Joe Lindsley and Denys Boeichko </p> <p>Friday 10 July 2020</p> <p>In March 2019, Ryan Patterson quit his tech job in Silicon Valley set off to circumnavigate the world. But he had a special challenge: to traverse the globe without airplanes. Little did he know that a year later no one would be using airplanes. Here's the story of a global nomad--now stuck in Siberia, after a year of adventures in cargo ships, trains, a Turkish vineyard, a 6 month pause in Georgia the Country, and more! Visit our website at lvivlab.com for more stories</p>
July 3, 2020
<p>Lockdown has been the reality for most of the world the past months of pandemic. Now, after a few weeks of opening up, some places are closing down again. But a few nations, like Taiwan and Sweden, have chosen to keep their societies open. What’s the right approach? <strong>Yinon Weiss</strong>, a tech entrepreneur, special forces veteran, and bioengineer in California’s Bay Area, began to investigate whether lockdowns have truly been effective. The “free speech” platform Medium censored and removed his ideas, but <strong>Elon Musk</strong> tweeted Weiss’s work to his 35 million Twitter followers. It’s a contentious debate. Fears and passions are strong. We talked with Weiss and some friends from Ukraine, Sweden, and the USA to begin to get a better understanding of the best way to respond to this global threat.</p>
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"Lviv Lamp Podcasts” is a podcast of the Lviv Lab for the Activation of Democracy.
Journalism is often seen as a spotlight - shinning the bright rays of truth on corruption and injustice. This is essential, but we also want to remember journalism isn’t only shouting and whistleblowing. As our logo suggests, journalism is also a lamp 💡, a subtle light, a place for conversation. In this time of closed borders and quarantine restrictions, we want to connect people in conversation.
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