igdra space Podcast
People who
co-create our world
Current technological shifts affect our business world and societies at a large scale. The question of what it means to be human gets louder. In this podcast we open a space for ideas on how to approach this unknown future we co-create.
Listen in and be inspired.
Recent Episodes
Recent Episodes
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
Ep.
S01 E09
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“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
Ep.
S01 E10
—
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
Ep.
S02 E01
—
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
Ep.
S02 E02
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“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
Ep.
S02 E03
—
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E05
—
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
Ep.
S02 E07
—
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
Ep.
S02 E09
—
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E12
—
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
Ep.
S01 E09
—
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
Ep.
S01 E10
—
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
Ep.
S02 E01
—
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
Ep.
S02 E02
—
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
Ep.
S02 E03
—
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E05
—
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
Ep.
S02 E07
—
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
Ep.
S02 E09
—
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E12
—
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
Ep.
S01 E09
—
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
Ep.
S01 E10
—
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
Ep.
S02 E01
—
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
Ep.
S02 E02
—
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
Ep.
S02 E03
—
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E05
—
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
Ep.
S02 E07
—
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
Ep.
S02 E09
—
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E12
—
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.
Florian Besch
Ep.
S01 E09
—
“Season 01 Episode 09"
In dieser igdra space Episode erfährst Du, lieber Zuhörer, wie angewandte Kulturanthropologie im Beratungs- und Coachingkontext aussehen kann und wie der Medizinethnologe, Dr. Florian Besch, nach Jahren der Forschung im Himalaya/Indien und universitärer Lehre seine Erfüllung im eigenen Outdoor-Coaching für Unternehmen, Traumainformed Leadership und dem Teamentwicklungstool MapsTell fand.
Thomas Böhlefeld
Ep.
S01 E10
—
“Season 01 Episode 10"
Viele IT Dienstleister sagen von sich, den Menschen ins Zentrum zurücken. Veränderungen sollen nicht nur technikgetrieben sein. Sie sollen sich an den Bedürfnissen der Menschen orientieren. Hierzu braucht es die richtige innere Haltung und Menschen, wie Thomas Böhlefeld, die helfen, IT und Business, Technik und Menschen zusammenzubringen.
Margret Jaeger
Ep.
S02 E01
—
“Season 02 Episode 01"
Join us as we explore the expansive horizons that anthropologists contribute to the field of diversity in healthcare. From innovative methodological approaches to the understanding of illness, we emphasize a systemic, people-centered perspective that fosters practical solutions.
Dan Podjed
Ep.
S02 E02
—
“Season 02 Episode 02"
In this episode, we talk with Dan Podjed, the founder of the Applied Anthropology Network (AAN) of EASA. Dan tells us about his recent projects on how he is bringing people together to co-create cultural change in and with communities and with that boosts fun in and quality of life for many.
Bo Wang
Ep.
S02 E03
—
“Season 02 Episode 03"
How can anthropology drive both profit and customer satisfaction in health tech? In this episode, we explore why UX/UI innovation in IT products is an anthropologist’s playground. By applying a holistic, iterative approach that truly understands patients' realities, anthropologists ensure products hit the mark—saving businesses from costly missteps and boosting success.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E05
—
“Season 02 Episode 05"
In the beginning of 2024 agile project management was called to be dead. A recent and short hype found its ending. Nora shows that the principles of agility have been nothing but recent and new. Anthropologists have been pioneering co-creative, collaborative methods for over a century. While businesses tout 'innovative' approaches, anthropologists have long applied empirical, iterative, and holistic strategies in their fieldwork—without the corporate world even realizing it. Merging anthropology and technology, culminates for Nora in the groundbreaking collaboration model of kyona Group, designed to help companies thrive in today’s complex world.
Qingyan Ma
Ep.
S02 E07
—
“Season 02 Episode 07"
In this episode, we dive into the world of human-centered research in healthcare tech with the seasoned expert, Qingyan Ma on Migrant Health research in China andthe US who uncovers user pain points in AI development for doctor-patient-interactions and informs product roadmaps.
Scarleth Milenka
Ep.
S02 E09
—
“Season 02 Episode 09"
Digital Anthropology - a field that explores the intersection of humans and technology. Our guest, Scarleth Milenka, is a leading Digital Anthropologist in AI. She is the founder and Executive Director of OREZ Anthropological Research, a unique non-profit organization dedicated to educating, exploring, and advancing research in Digital Anthropology. She is also the CEO of Scarleth Milenka Advisory & Consulting Labs, where she helps companies navigate the world of AI through a digital anthropology lens.
Nora Engelbert
Ep.
S02 E12
—
“Season 02 Episode 12"
Nora Engelbert shares her personal and professional journey - from life as an anthropologist in academia to her transformative work in the business world. Besides accompanying people, teams and organisations through transformation, Nora speaks publicly in keynotes about leadership, change, and the human side of innovation. At the heart of her work is the ARON® Method with CoCreation. A five-step approach built around three simple yet profound principles. Nora explains how every journey begins with a pause: tuning in, clearing what no longer serves us, and resonating deeply.