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Programs from the Civic Science Media (CSM) Lab audio studio feature in-depth interviews with diverse experts who share actionable insights from their work on topical issues in civic science from multiple perspectives.
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CTN #23 – Kacie talks to Minista Jazz About Building Digital Worlds Where Communities Own What They Create (opens the original)
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In this episode, host Kacie speaks with Minista Jazz, founder of Much Different World and a self-described liberation technologist, about building cooperative digital infrastructure that turns cultural communities into economies. Minista Jazz explains why she draws a hard line between a platform and a home, how the earliest support for her venture came from the people closest to her, and how she thinks about measuring impact when the goal is changing how people relate to technology itself. It is
CTN #22 – Kacie talks to Lauren Gregory about turning market research into a women's health venture (opens the original)
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Host Kacie talks with Lauren Gregory, founder of the PAT app, about building a women's health platform from a background in market research and consumer insights. Lauren shares how a personal health journey became the catalyst for entrepreneurship, why she uses content as a working prototype to test ideas and build trust, and how she scrutinizes a trillion-dollar industry one ingredient at a time. She also speaks candidly about reworking her business model in real time and the kind of generation
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