A series about the past and future of play and innovation, hosted by Steven Johnson, bestselling author and co-creator of the PBS series How We Got To Now. Necessity isn't always the mother of invention; some of our most important ideas arise out of moments of playful exploration. Inspired by Johnson's new book, Wonderland: How Play Made The Modern World, the podcast features conversations about c... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | ScienceSociety & Culture |
In the final episode of the season, we explore ornamentation, the non-medical application of a device made with gold leaf, and how the MIT Media Lab stays creative. Special guests: Joi Ito, Director of the MIT Media Lab, and Cindy Hsin-Liu Kao, a Ph.... more
An investigation into one of humanity's oldest and most ubiquitous inventions: the ball. From Egyptian rituals to the birth of the rubber industry to new digital balls that can be controlled by software programs, the ball has played a surprisingly tr... more
An exploration of the cultural shift that began with a leisure space of idle chatter and led to some of our most productive modern work environments being deliberately designed to make space for play. With special guests Matt Haughey of Slack and Met... more
From the thrilling story of the Pepper Wreck and its salvage to the strange tale of a 12 year old slave who solved the riddle that changed the global footprint of the vanilla trade forever, a look at how playful spices remade the map of the world wit... more
An excellent podcast, always very interesting.
Steven Johnson is like no other author, he connects the dots deep within and it’s all interesting and very important, now I see a entire map of human energy and where the inventions came from. These topic novel books and podcasts appreciates where the greatest ideas come from in the first place or how they got shaped and shifted humanity. It usually begins with an evolution story.
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I love this podcast - I only wish it continued.
As an educator I absolutely enjoy this podcast I can't get enough. I love the approach to use technology for education instead of fighting against it. Also very informative and inspirational!
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