The Next 20 Years
Heartbeats.dkThe podcast is sponsored by Bolia. The Next 20 Years is a podcast made in collaboration with Danish design company Bolia about how the world as we know it is going to change in the next 20 years. We have invited profiles from around the globe to offer their take on what the future holds. They will all challenge the way you think about the world and inspire you to a different understanding of yours... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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For this last episode of our podcast series we have invited James Ludwig to talk about how the things we build and the things we make will have to change in the future. James is the VP at Steelcase Inc. Spearheading their Global Design and Engineerin... more
For this episode of 'The Next 20 Years', we have invited author Tor Nørretranders to offer his take on we better resonate with our surroundings in the future. Tor is author to a host of books on topics ranging from faith and consciousness to modern c... more
This episode is all about food. More particularly the modes in which we consume food in the future. We have invited David Zilber in the studio to talk about this topic. David is a former chef at Danish restaurant NOMA, acting most recently as its hea... more
Christian Groes is a gender studies researcher at the University of Roskilde and specializes in gender, sexuality, sexual transactions, sexualt capital and female erotic power. For his presentation he will tell you about how our ways of relating to e... more
Martin is brand consultant to some of the biggest brands in the world, and the bestselling author behind a host of books about consumer behavior, most famous of which was his study that showed that nearly half of all ad campaigns have zero or negativ... more
How will the convergence of new technologies create new demands in the workplace? This is the topic of Louise Opprud's presentation on the future. Louise has worked at the Danish state department's innovation lab in Palo Alto, where she worked with s... more
What if the first person to turn 1000 years old is already born? Aubrey de Grey famously asked this question back in 2008, and it might seem abstract or beyond what we might deem realistic. Nonetheless, Aubrey aims to end aging, so that a person coul... more
Graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister takes a look at the importance of beauty for the way it makes us feel and how we behave in public. Stefan will take you on a trip from when beauty disappeared from art and architecture, giving way to funcionality an... more
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