This Might Not

Episodes

1. 12

   This Might Not... Be RACISM

   In this episode, you’ll hear from the Godfather of Learning Innovation, Lamont Exeter, as we talk about what RACISM is and how uncomfortable conversations have the power to transform the way we think of and treat each other to make a world that works for everyone. Lamont Exeter:...

   Nov 17, 2020

   19m
2. 11

   This Might Not... Be TRUE

   In this episode, you’ll hear from Len Silverston, Zen Master and expert on Universal Data Models, as we talk about what TRUTH is and how we can navigate a world of massive data, fake news, opinion, emotion and often overwhelming uncertainty. Len Silverston is an author, consultant, speaker, and...

   Oct 25, 2020

   21m
3. 10

   This Might Not... Be CRAP

   In this episode, I talk to you… listeners… to answer one of the most consistent questions I’ve heard about why these podcast episodes are so short. I mean, aren’t one- to three-hour podcast episodes all the rage? Austin Kleon: https://austinkleon.com If you have ideas for other topics or people…

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   Sep 28, 2020

   6m
4. 9

   This Might Not... Be ART

   In this episode, you’ll hear from artist and art teacher Dino DeIuliis as we talk about what it ART is and how more art might be what we need most in the world today. Dino Deluliis: Dino Makes Art or on Instagram. Our sponsor: YesLMS Contact Sean: [email protected]

   Sep 22, 2020

   15m
5. 8

   This Might Not... Be REMOTE

   In this episode, you’ll hear from Shawnese Laury-Johnson, Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor at the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons, as we talk about what being REMOTE is and how the move to remote work is changing the way we think about collaboration, inclusion and the nature of our...

   Sep 15, 2020

   17m
6. 7

   This Might Not... Be MUSIC

   In this episode, you’ll hear from musician, producer and festival organizer Shane Mitchell as we discuss what MUSIC is and how technology is changing the way we create, distribute and experience varieties of music that push the boundaries of anything we’ve heard before. Shane Mitchell - The...

   Sep 7, 2020

   20m
7. 6

   This Might Not... Be HUMAN RESOURCES

   In this episode, you’ll hear from Ed Baldwin, President of HRO Partners, as we talk about what it HUMAN RESOURCES or HR is and how the structure and function of HR is changing in response to the global pandemic, the move to remote work, the gig economy and the changing expectations of the...

   Sep 1, 2020

   17m
8. 5

   This Might Not... Be LEARNING

   In this episode, you’ll hear from Dr. Fran Smith, adjunct professor of Universal Design for Learning at George Washington University, as we talk about how LEARNING is changing to become more accessible and better suited to remote work and educaction. Thanks to our sponsor, YesLMS. If you have…

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   Aug 25, 2020

   17m
9. 4

   This Might Not... Be PROFESSIONAL

   In this episode, you’ll hear from Paul Neal Rohrer, actor, acting coach with Rohrering Success, and author of the book Listen, Feel, Respond, as we talk about what it means to be a PROFESSIONAL and how the definition might be changing in the world of the global pandemic, side hustles and social...

   Aug 18, 2020

   20m
10. 3

    This Might Not... Be NORMAL

    In this episode, I ask, What Is NORMAL? (and what might not be especially in a post-pandemic world) and discuss how the “new normal” isn’t really new. I then talk with Rick Leander (LFBHoldings.com) to discuss how behavioral economics and transformative technologies (TransformativeTech.org) might...

    Aug 11, 2020

    21m
11. 2

    This Might Not... Be INABILITY

    In this episode, I talk about Elon Musk’s goal to put Neuralink computer chips in our brains and then discuss the changing nature of “disability” and how it differs from "inability" with Steve Allen (DisabilityPolicyWorks.org), Derek Shields (ForwardWorks.net) and Linda Hedenblad...

    Aug 2, 2020

    19m
12. 1

    This Might Not... Be EDUCATION

    In this episode, we speak with Bill Johnson, University of North Carolina professor and co-founder of Life Design Institute, on the need for education to evolve to better prepare students for the disruptive future.

    Jul 21, 2020

    25m