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The Monolith is a podcast about navigating exponential change without losing your humanity. What began as an exploration of design thinking inside large organizations, has evolved into a broader inquiry: how people and institutions adapt when legacy systems fail, and new ones…

Podcast · By Keith Conway, Cameron Craig · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Don't Melt My Brain (opens the original)

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    Don't Melt My Brain The Monolith, Season 2, Episode 2 SYNOPSIS A rant episode that turns into a survival guide. Keith and Cameron open on Clarke's later Odyssey books, where Bowman and HAL are still taking the monolith apart, and use it to ask whether the thing everyone calls spiritual is just technology we haven't decoded. From there: why everybody feels stuck waiting, why February's Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Aries makes patience the winning move through mid-March, and why the real story of

  2. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Fashion is Temporary, Style is Forever (opens the original)

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    S2 E3 Fashion is Temporary, Style is Forever Fashion is Temporary, Style is Forever The Monolith, Season 2, Episode 3 Synopsis Keith and Cameron return after a few months away and find their audience waited. The episode opens with what listeners actually took from season one, generalism and blending adjacent expertise, and turns that into the year's real question: how do you tell the difference between a trend worth adopting and a trend worth ignoring. The answer arrives through a borrowed line

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