The Serious Games Podcast
The SeriousGamesPodcast is about interactive methods and serious games for meetings, workshops, trainings and conferences.
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- Aug 31, 2026
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The Management Challenge (opens the original)
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Edwin de Vos owns The Management Challenge and Hidde de Jong stopped teaching and now plays it with his Business Continuity students at Saxion in Deventer. Teams run a fictional company on ten energy points a quarter, pick from over a hundred measures, and get feedback that always lands one quarter late. The reframe: the facilitator's job is to wait to be asked, because the struggle is where the learning sits.
The Adaptive Identity Game (opens the original)
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Sylvia Taylor designed the Adaptive Identity Game after her third layoff. Three decks, one partner, and a single rule: your job title is banned. The reframe: adaptability is not about becoming someone else, it is about expanding who you already are.
The Glorious 2030s (opens the original)
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Eli Godde and Gaëlle Shearn facilitate The Glorious 2030s, a French-born conversational workshop that drops participants into a utopian future through guided meditation, three personal questions on a pocket-sized blue card, and oracle cards featuring real initiatives already underway today. The reframe: utopia is not a destination but a muscle, and training it with strangers in a room for three hours produces much more agency than years of reading about what is going wrong.
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