Podcast
The Wisdom Workshop
How can we bring together already existing knowledge & talents in such a way that all living beings on our planet can live and coexist in dignity?
In my profession as an integral intercultural consultant I combine Eastern Wisdom and Western knowledge in my fields of action: business development, organizational development and coaching.
Above all, what do we learn in and from times of crisis and why should these be seen as opportunities? How can each – business, politics, culture, science and society make their contribution that changes can take place for the benefit of all? What does spirituality mean and how can this be used in the context of e.g. business and politics, and what new approaches to solutions in business would this bring?
How to connect these elements? These and many more are topics of my (Video)Podcasts. Sometimes I speak alone and often I have experts as interview partners.
Latest Episodes
Intro
Listen to my motivations for why I started this podcast.
Episode 2/24 Wisdom Workshop: Frugal innovation with Gitta Peyn (German)
Considering growth as its own problem, i.e. overproduction, can be scary. This can quickly lead to one-dimensional thinking, so that people, especially in industrialized nations, quickly feel patronized and believe that they are being restricted in their consumption. I talk to systems theorist and cyberneticist Gitta Peyn about the fact that we don’t need to take anything away from people, but that we have a distribution problem. What does it mean to help people to use leisure time self-determined and to think in terms of positive unemployment? What does technological development have to do with free time? What constitutes being human? What growth do we need to be able to live a fulfilled life? How does Frugal Innovation contribute to this?
Thank you, Gitta Peyn, for this wonderful conversation and for hopping through the most diverse perspectives and aspects without losing sight of the essentials in the given context. It was great fun again.
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Episode 1/24 Wisdom Workshop: Science communication about frugal innovation with Prof. Dr. Karin Schnitker (German)
This time I’m talking about frugal innovation again. Again scientifically with Prof Dr Karin Schnitker.
She is Professor of Corporate Management in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Landscape Architecture at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences.
I talk to her about the links between the Doughnut Economy and World Overshoot Day, the impact of Frugal Innovation on our changing society and the positive effects in the social sphere. Complex connections that are important for companies and build on a future that is fit for future generations.
Thank you, Karin, for this interview.
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Episode 5/23 Wisdom Workshop: Innovation, Sustainability & Stages of Consciousness with Dr. Jan Berstermann (German)
I talk with Dr. Jan Berstermann about sustainable innovations and the influence of stages of consciousness. Of course, we put these into our contexts and define them. For us, it is important to clarify that consciousness stages serve as an orientation, just as a navigation system guides us through maps, and it should in no way be seen as an ideologizing categorization.
Dr. Berstermann is an industrial engineer and holds a doctorate in economics, particularly in the field of sustainable management. Together with Prof. Dr. Karin Schnitker, he heads the Reallabor Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Agile Leadership at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences and has been a lecturer in the areas of corporate sustainability management and systemic leadership, among others, since 2017. Between 2015 and 2017, he worked as an organizational consultant in a medium-sized group of companies in the organic food industry.
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