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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2025 · 38 MIN

Guest Episode: Bo Viktor Nylund on Navigating Crisis, Change & Liminality

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In this episode of Rethinking Tech, host Aparna sits down with Bo Viktor Nylund, a seasoned humanitarian leader and author of When Everything Falls Apart: Exploring Liminality at UNICEF.As global systems crack under pressure, from war and economic uncertainty to crumbling institutions, Aparna and Bo Viktor explore the concept of liminality: the unsettling in-between state when the old has collapsed but the new has yet to form.Together, they dive into:🔍 What liminality really means (and why it matters now)🌍 How societies and institutions respond in times of breakdown🏛️ How organizations can survive and even thrive through chaos🤖 The evolving role of technology in uncertain timesIf you're feeling disoriented by the state of the world, this conversation offers clarity, reflection, and a unique lens for understanding change.🕙 Chapters00:00 Navigating Change Management and Teleworking04:29 Transitioning from Law to Humanitarian Work09:05 Understanding Liminality in Today's Context13:30 Historical Perspectives on Liminal Periods17:54 The Urgency of Change in Global Institutions23:04 Embracing Youth Perspectives in Decision Making29:27 Navigating AI's Role in Education and Child Welfare33:27 The Dual Nature of AI: Opportunities and Risks👋 Stay in the Loop🔗 Connect with Bo Viktor Nylund on ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠!🔗 Full transcript + sources → https://rethinktech.substack.com/ 📩 Free episode briefs → link pinned in comments Hosts: Aparna Bhushan | Harinda Katugaha👍 Like • 🔔 Subscribe • 🔄 ShareShow YouTube you prefer deep dives over clickbait

In this episode of Rethinking Tech, host Aparna sits down with Bo Viktor Nylund, a seasoned humanitarian leader and author of When Everything Falls Apart: Exploring Liminality at UNICEF.As global systems crack under pressure, from war and economic uncertainty to crumbling institutions, Aparna and Bo Viktor explore the concept of liminality: the unsettling in-between state when the old has collapsed but the new has yet to form.Together, they dive into:🔍 What liminality really means (and why it matters now)🌍 How societies and institutions respond in times of breakdown🏛️ How organizations can survive and even thrive through chaos🤖 The evolving role of technology in uncertain timesIf you're feeling disoriented by the state of the world, this conversation offers clarity, reflection, and a unique lens for understanding change.🕙 Chapters00:00 Navigating Change Management and Teleworking04:29 Transitioning from Law to Humanitarian Work09:05 Understanding Liminality in Today's Context13:30 Historical Perspectives on Liminal Periods17:54 The Urgency of Change in Global Institutions23:04 Embracing Youth Perspectives in Decision Making29:27 Navigating AI's Role in Education and Child Welfare33:27 The Dual Nature of AI: Opportunities and Risks👋 Stay in the Loop🔗 Connect with Bo Viktor Nylund on ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠!🔗 Full transcript + sources → https://rethinktech.substack.com/ 📩 Free episode briefs → link pinned in comments Hosts: Aparna Bhushan | Harinda Katugaha👍 Like • 🔔 Subscribe • 🔄 ShareShow YouTube you prefer deep dives over clickbait

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