HeyJaredThe Indiependent Collective
Pushing boundaries through socially-engaged conversations, this is the Indiependent Collective. Formerly The Young Blood Podcast (Young Blood) in its initial launch in August 2020, the show rebranded into The Indiependent Collective (IndieCo) in January 2022.
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EP 120: Turning Complex Data into Public Accountability | with Eric Pachman (opens the original)
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“We need more ‘Type B’ people in the world.” — Eric Pachman, Founder & Executive Director of Data4 the People But… what exactly is a *Type B” person? In this episode, Eric unpacks why he thinks the world might actually be better off with more Type B people—and what that says about the way we work, think, lead, and live. Why would Eric choose a smartphone loaded with the most powerful version of Claude as his one luxury item in a zombie apocalypse? Listen to find out what *Type B* really means, w
EP 119: Demystifying Entrepreneurship and Non-linear Career Journeys | with Vivian Wang (opens the original)
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Vivian Wang has directed over $50 million in marketing spend, built ventures of her own, and studied how people think, communicate, and make decisions across Beijing, Copenhagen, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Canada. Along the way, she stepped beyond business and into the performing arts, working in theatre while also exploring short film and voice performance. It was not a departure from her work. It was another way of investigating the same questions: What holds an audience’s attention? What makes
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