Experience by Design
Disaster Experiences with Patrick Hardy
On this episode of Experience by Design, we welcome "Disaster" Patrick Hardy to the studio. Patrick is a disaster specialist, which isn't as bad as it sounds. Rather than being the source of disasters, he help companies, communities, and people get prepared for disasters. We talk about disaster experiences, and what it takes to be prepared. Part of this is about culture and behavioral change, which is good since he originally wanted to be a cultural anthropologist. We discuss his evacuation of 230 cats, and his Guinness Book attempt to do 30 hours of CPR.
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Communicating Insights and Experiences with Nick Kindler
On this episode of Experience by Design, we welcome Nick Kindler of Kindler and Company to the studios. Nick background in improv and theater work comes in handy as he tries to help smart people communicate their ideas to broader audiences. Nick talks about how his work with TedX and the Ted Talk model provide a foundation for his work with those who need help on how to reach others. Nick also talks about the importance of bringing yourself and telling your story when delivering your content. In this way can we best help others through a message that connects and is memorable.
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People-Centered Construction with Jesse Hernandez
On this episode of Experience by Design, we welcome Jesse Hernandez of Depth Builder and No BS with Jen and Jess on YouTube. Jesse takes us through his start as a journeyman plumber and to speaking in front of construction and skilled trades audiences. He tells us about how poor early decisions led him to 12 Step rooms, and how he uses that as a foundation for the themes he covers. He tells how the construction industry is starting to break the masculinity wall to start showing caring and empathy. Jesse shares his own experience, strength, and hope, going into how service is an essential component of what he does and what he hopes to achieve with his message of people-centered experiences.
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Intelligence and Algorithms with Tyler Schmoker
On this episode of Experience by Design, we welcome Tyler Schmoker to the studios. Tyler talks about his journey from military intelligence in the US Army to advising Fortune 500 companies. He talks about how social media is like a psyop that is running all the time. He tells us how you applies his learnings from intelligence to create content that connects and resonates with audiences. He also describes how he advises companies on communication strategies that can surface above the noise. Finally we explore the ethics around disruptive technology and AI in its impact on society.
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