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Elephant in the Room - Unboxed is a conversation that acknowledges, explores, unpacks and offers action opportunities regarding topics that historically was not discussed. This podcast offers different hosts and interviewees.
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Finding Your Place in Anthropology: Leadership, Community & the Future of AI with Dr. Niel Tashima (opens the original)
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In this episode, co-hosts Suzette Chang and Dr. Robin Miles sit down with Dr. Neil Tashima, founding partner of LTG Associates, the oldest anthropologically based consulting firm in North America, for a candid and inspiring conversation about career pivots, community-driven leadership, and the evolving role of anthropology in a tech-driven world. Dr. Tashima shares his journey from academic probation to becoming a practicing anthropologist, the lessons learned from coaching high school football
Anthropology in Action: Identity, Curiosity, and Leadership in a Changing World with Ady Arguelles-Sabatier (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Elephant in the Room, Suzette Chang and Dr. Robin Miles sit down with Ady Arguelles-Sabatier, Executive Director of the American Anthropological Association, to explore how anthropology shapes leadership, curiosity, and our understanding of the world. Ady shares her journey as the daughter of Cuban immigrants, a first-generation college student, and an anthropologist who transformed her training into a career in nonprofit leadership. She shares how her anthropological trai
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