Farejar

Episode 6 of the Insurgentes podcast, hosted by Inesplorato, titled "Farejar" was published on November 23, 2023 and runs 16 minutes.

November 23, 2023 ·16m · Insurgentes

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Summary

A nossa conversa de hoje vai te instigar a fazer um exercício de futuro em lugares não tão convencionais. Dessa vez, vamos falar sobre carros, cavalos, uma enfermeira com superpoderes e carpetes corporativos... Talvez não seja o que você esperava quando o assunto é inovação, mas garantimos que aqui tem uma das histórias mais insurgentes que a gente já viu!

Episode Description

A nossa conversa de hoje vai te instigar a fazer um exercício de futuro em lugares não tão convencionais.

Dessa vez, vamos falar sobre carros, cavalos, uma enfermeira com superpoderes e carpetes corporativos...

Talvez não seja o que você esperava quando o assunto é inovação, mas garantimos que aqui tem uma das histórias mais insurgentes que a gente já viu!

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