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Here Comes Everybody
by George Gendron, Patrick Mitchell, The Solo Project
From The Solo Project, this is Here Comes Everybody, a podcast about the New World of Work and the community of practitioners and thought leaders animated by the opportunity to design a life around the pursuit of interesting work.
Episodes
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Solo Like Me: The Seth Godin Interview
Most people think of Seth Godin as a marketing guru, and for good reason. But he’s much more than that. It’s entirely possible he’s done more to encourage Soloists than anyone we know. Ever.
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A Story about Grit: Photographer and Knitter Diana Levine
Early in her career, Diana Levine built an enviable portfolio, photographing celebrities like Harry Styles, John Legend, and Kim Kardashian, and two former presidents (Clinton and Obama). When the time came to start a family, she decided to leave New York and do it all over again in her hometown…
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Second Acts: Doing Companies Differently
Dave Whorton spent decades in the Silicon Valley, the land of dreams of going public. His grand next act: creating a community of companies building for the next 100 years—and remaining private.
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Second Acts: An Upstate New York Renaissance
In an audacious second act, long-time Silicon Valley exec Martin Babinec returned to his tiny upstate New York hometown, determined to reimagine the region's future.
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The Death of the Artist
The market for creative content is dominated by tech platforms — YouTube, Apple, Spotify, and others — that are sucking billions of dollars out of the market, and away from the creators themselves. According to best-selling author William Deresiewicz, a leading critic of the arts and of...
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It's the Community, Stupid
● A Brief History of Coworking ● GCUC ● Rex Harris, author of The Healthy Workplace Nudge ● “Space as a Service:” It’s Time to Break the Norm ● The Loneliness Epidemic ● “Home Is Where We Daydream” —Gaston Bachelard ● DIY coworking spaces ● Liz Elam’s coworking allstars: Bond Collective, Kiln,...
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The (Next) Great Migration
● Wendell Cox bio ● Op-Ed: Why more Americans should leave home and move to other states ● ShariNori by Chef Han ● Chris Williams of Lucille’s BBQ in Houston ● Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase, says remote work should end after the pandemic ● Tyler Perry film production studios in Atlanta ●…
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The State of Independents
● MBO Partners State of Independence in America report ● Seven Countries with Remote Work Visa Programs ● Free Agent Nation in Fast Company ● Health insurance via the Affordable Care Act ● Clark University Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program ● Fiverr freelance marketplace ● Potomac Law Group…
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Here Comes Everybody
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
From The Solo Project, this is Here Comes Everybody, a podcast about the New World of Work and the community of practitioners and thought leaders animated by the opportunity to design a life around the pursuit of interesting work.
HOSTED BY
George Gendron, Patrick Mitchell, The Solo Project
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From The Solo Project, this is Here Comes Everybody, a podcast about the New World of Work and the community of practitioners and thought leaders animated by the opportunity to design a life around the pursuit of interesting work.
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Here Comes Everybody is created and hosted by George Gendron, Patrick Mitchell, The Solo Project.
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