Best It University Of Copenhagen Podcasts (2025)

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S4 EP6 - Leading Complex Change: Breaking Through Practical Barriers and Political Resistance 43:07

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Guest: Dame Emily Lawson, formerly COO, NHS England, and Head of Number 10's Delivery Unit Emily has considerable experience of leading change in complex professional organisations, including leading the initial rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine programme across the UK. Laura asks: How do you manage to not be overwhelmed by complexity or discouraged …

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EMPLOYER BRANDING: LOUISE HARDER FISCHER 3:03

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By IT University of Copenhagen

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S4 EP5 - Becoming "Professional": How to Look, Sound, Act and Feel like a Professional 37:29

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Guest: Paul Lewis, Firmwide Managing Partner of Linklaters If you do not fit the conventional image of an elite professional, how do you persuade others that you are, and how do you learn to feel like one? Paul and Laura discuss his own very personal experiences of “becoming professional”. What can be done to help people from non-professional backg…

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Gut microbiome and the immune system 13:40

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In this episode of Gut Lovers, Lena, Sarah and Ella talk about the microbiome and its interactions with the immune system.By DIS Gut Reaction students

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Ecological Frameworks 8:02

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In this episode of Small Talk, Isabella, Renn and Maddy address what everyone has been wondering: what the heck is going on in figure 1?By DIS Gut Reaction students

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Microbial diversity 16:07

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In this episode, our host Abby is joined by two microbiologists who study microbial diversity, Dr. Sydney and Dr. Albert.By DIS Gut Reaction students

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S4 EP4 - Considering the Future: How AI and Private Equity Will Change Professionals' Work 35:21

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Guest: Michael Izza CBE, CEO (former) of ICAEW For almost 20 years, Michael led the ICAEW, with more than 200,000 members in almost 150 countries. So he has a distinctively long-term and global perspective on the accounting profession. Focusing on the interrelated changes of Gen AI and PE ownership, Laura and Michael explore: What is already happen…

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IT'S A WRAP | RECAP OF SEASON 2 | ROOTED AND ROUTED PODCAST 16:18

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Send us a text Season 2 of the Rooted and Routed Podcast is officially wrapped, and this is your recap. From authentic voices to deep-dive conversations, this season has been about growth, identity, and navigating change. Thank you to every subscriber, listener, and guest who joined the journey. As we reflect, we’re also reimagining what’s next. Th…

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Gut-brain-microbiome axis 8:43

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In this episode, Moé talks to guests Crawford and Audrey about the gut-brain-microbiome axis.By DIS Gut Reaction students

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Microbe madness 7:51

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In this episode, Bella, Dahlia and Tyler talk all things bacterial cell biology.By DIS Gut Reaction students

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What the gut 9:03

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In this episode, our host Amelia chats with PhD student Ally who studies the gut-brain axis and Animal Sciences MSc student Vivian about the gut microbiome. Amelia is the host, but Ally came prepared with a quiz!By DIS Gut Reaction students

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S4 EP3 - Electing Leaders: How to Choose Your Leaders and How To Get Elected 32:28

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Guest: Michael Ensser, Chair of Egon Zehnder Laura asks Michael: Why does a world leading firm of leadership consultants choose to elect their senior leaders, and how do their elections actually work? They discuss what really goes on behind the scenes of professional service firms’ carefully stage managed leadership elections. Website: https://www.…

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What Happens After the Service? Quiet Truths from a Diplomat’s Life. 52:46

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By Sabiya Pathan Withoeck

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S4 EP2 - Doing the Right Thing: How to Make Ethically Tough Decisions 33:36

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Guest: Georgia Dawson, Senior Partner of Freshfields If you are a lawyer you may be able to guess why Laura asks Georgia to explore the challenging theme of professional ethics with her. In a complex commercial, social, and political environment, how do you balance the competing interests of multiple stakeholders? How do you decide, what is the 'ri…

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CARLOS RUANO : Working at WORLD BANK, UN, GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA & UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN | S2E10P1 1:00:15

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Send us a text As always, Rooted and Routed isn’t here to deliver headlines. We’re here to hold space for the stories that shape people, quietly and powerfully. In this part 1 episode, Sabiya sits down with Carlos Ruano — a diplomat, academic, and cultural observer who has lived in 10 countries, worked in international diplomacy, global education, …

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EMPLOYER BRANDING: KASPER STØY 2:23

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By IT University of Copenhagen

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EMPLOYER BRANDING: DANNY SCHMIDT DYRBY 1:46

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EMPLOYER BRANDING: FATEMEH 1:32

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By IT University of Copenhagen

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S4 EP1 - Leading in Uncertain Times: How to Respond to Geopolitical Change and AI Disruption 43:16

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Guest: Fabien Curto Millet, Chief Economist of Google. Fabien joins Laura to discuss how he and his team of economists anticipate, analyse, and understand the scale of change with which Google must contend. How does he lead his team of professionals, and manage himself, during these uncertain times? And what does he remember from when Laura taught …

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What Strength Training Taught Me About Leadership – Bindi Basan’s Story 37:20

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Send us a text When you build a team across continents, how do you turn multiple worldviews into business results, not chaos? In this episode, Bindi Basan shares how she created multicultural teams that didn’t just show up, but stood out. We also dive into how she uses her fitness and dance practices as leadership tools; consistency, resilience, fo…

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S4 EP0 Welcome to Leading Professionals 4:31

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Professor Laura Empson introduces key topics and guests from the upcoming series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Bindi Basan: The Leadership Advantage They Don’t Teach in Business School 48:40

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Send us a text What happens when your cultural heritage comes from one country, but your upbringing and worldview are shaped by another, and then you return to that ancestral culture as an expat? In this episode, Sabiya welcomes Bindi Basan, a British-born transformation leader with Punjabi roots, whose global career has taken her from Yorkshire to…

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How SARAH OLIVIERS Is Reinventing EQUESTRIAN CONSULTING From BELGIUM 17:05

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Send us a text #rootedandroutedpodcast #studententrepreneur ====== CHAPTERS: SEASON 2 - EPISODE 8 - SARAH OLIVIER - PART 2 ====== 00:00 Coming Up 00:43 Sarah Strides (www.sarah-strides.com) and Sarah's support system 02:42 Living Independently 03:29 Belgian Government's Student Entrepreneur Initiatives 05:41 Ghent University 07:20 Role of personal …

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From HORSEBACK in INDIA to Consulting in BELGIUM: SARAH’s Equestrian Path 22:24

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Send us a text What’s it really like growing up as an expat kid—and how does that shape your future? In this powerful episode, host Sabiya Pathan Withoeck sits down with Sarah Oliviers, a Belgian veterinary student, international show jumper, and tech founder, to share her incredible journey—from discovering horse riding in Pune, India, to launchin…

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Threads of Belonging: Joanna Dukkipati on Food, Language & Leadership | S2E7P2 53:51

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Send us a text In this heartfelt Part 2 episode, media founder, writer, and PhD researcher Joanna Dukkipati joins Sabiya Pathan Withoeck for a rich, reflective conversation that flows from food and migration to parenting and decolonising language, to claiming space and redefining inclusion. What you’ll hear in this episode: - Food as a thread of id…

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JOANNA DUKKIPATI: The STORY Gatherer from MUMBAI to CORK | S2E7P1 | ROOTED AND ROUTED PODCAST 50:57

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Send us a text What does it take to create a platform that amplifies voices often left unheard—and keeps growing with intention? In this deeply personal and reflective episode, Joanna Dukkipati — writer, media founder, and PhD researcher — shares her journey of evolving identity, inclusive leadership, and the quiet power of gathering voices from th…

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The GRIND Behind the GLORY | Christian Huber on WHAT YOUNG CHEFS Get WRONG | S2E6P2 41:41

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Send us a text #jwmarriott #marriottsuitespune In Part 2 of this immersive conversation with Chef Christian Huber of Sorriso, Pune, we explore the unfiltered realitybehind the world of international kitchens and authentic cuisine. From peeling potatoes to leading a brigade, Christian shares what it really takes to thrive as a chef abroad—and why fa…

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From Italy to India: Christian Huber on Culinary Identity and Adaptation 47:37

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Send us a text In this episode of Rooted and Routed, host Sabiya Pathan Withoeck dives into the emotional and cultural layers of expat life with Christian Huber—Executive Chef at Sorriso, Marriott Suites Pune. From growing up in Italy to building a life and legacy in India, Christian reflects on what it means to belong in a place far from home. Wit…

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Summie Yeung’s Path to Empowering Immigrants and TCKs (Third Culture Kids) | Part 2 25:55

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Send us a text In this powerful part 2 conversation, Summie Yeung, a Life & Transition Coach, and former Hong Kong immigrant breaks down her coaching philosophy and insights on cultural integration, burnout, and parenting Third Culture Kids (TCKs). Listen as she shares real stories, research, and strategies that inspire resilience, clarity, and aut…

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Not Quite British, Not Quite Hong Konger: Redefining Identity with Summie Yeung 20:55

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Send us a text Part 1: Summie Yeung on Rooted and Routed What does it really mean to grow up between cultures—and how do those experiences shape the way we live, work, and find our place in the world? In this powerful episode, we sit down with Summie Yeung, a Life and Transition Coach, immigrant, and self-identified Third Culture Kid (TCK), to expl…

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One Year In: The Power of Storytelling Across Borders | 1st Year Completion 9:11

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Send us a text From a notebook of handwritten questions to a platform that shares global voices, Rooted and Routed turns ONE! What began as quiet conversations has grown into a space for honest stories on identity, belonging, and the layered realities of global life. In just one year, we’ve explored: Identity & belonging Parenting across cultures R…

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Understanding DIPLOMATIC Spouses Through a BOURDIEUSIAN Lens: A Conversation with ANNA SKOROBOGATOWA 32:47

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Send us a text 🎙️ Part 2 of our conversation with Anna Skorobogatowa What are the unspoken rules and emotional costs of life behind the diplomatic title? In this episode, Anna shares the lesser-heard realities of being a diplomatic spouse, from relocation stress and identity loss to navigating unstable regions while parenting. We dive into: The emo…

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Mid-Year Outlook: At the Crossroads of Stagflation—What’s Next? 48:11

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Listen to Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Sløk and Global Head of Content Strategy J.P. Vicente discuss the growing list of headwinds facing the economy, including tariffs, trade deal uncertainty, and geopolitical conflict. Torsten also explores potential implications for capital markets and much more.…

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Between Cultures and Continents: What It Means to Be a Diplomatic Spouse - Anna Skorobogatowa 42:37

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Send us a text What does it truly mean to build a life in constant motion, while raising children, adapting to new cultures, and supporting a partner who represents a country abroad? In this deeply personal conversation, Anna Skorobogatowa, a diplomatic spouse of 23 years across 9 countries and 4 continents, shares the emotional, invisible, and oft…

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Trust But Verify: Arnaud Luc on Parenting, Gen AI & Truth in Tech 42:20

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Send us a text What does it take to lead in tech, raise culturally grounded children, and embrace change across continents? In this episode, Arnaud Luc—tech leader at Cambridge Mobile Telematics—shares his journey from the French countryside to winning global recognition at Apple’s WWDC and the Webby Awards. He unpacks the realities of working with…

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From FRANCE to BOSTON : ARNAUD LUCAS on Identity, LEADERSHIP & Life in TECH 38:39

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Send us a text #rootedandroutedpodcast #technology In this heartfelt and insightful episode of Rooted and Routed, host Sabiya Pathan-Withoeck sits down with Arnaud Luc, a French-born tech leader who has built an inspiring life and career across continents. From growing up in the French countryside to navigating startup life in Texas and raising a b…

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From Norway to India: An Expat Leader - Jan Thomas Lerstein's Journey of Belonging and Inclusion 33:33

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Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Jan Thomas, Head of Emerging Technologies Banking and Payments at DNB, and an expat living in India on his first international assignment. From leading tech innovation to quietly transforming lives through charity, Jan’s journey is one of cultural curiosity, inclusive leadership, and heartfelt giving.…

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Authenticity at WORK Isn’t OPTIONAL Anymore | LESSONS from MIMI NICKLIN | S2E1 | Part 2 24:49

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Send us a text In this deeply thoughtful follow-up episode, Mimi Nicklin, global empathy advocate and bestselling author, returns to share what she’s learned from working across cultures, leading diverse teams, and connecting with people through presence, empathy, and listening. From her keynote in Bangalore to navigating the complexity of wearing …

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From EXPAT to EMPATHY Expert: The 20 Year Journey of MIMI NICKLIN | S2E1 | Part 1 28:31

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Send us a text 🎉 Season 2 Premiere! We’re back—with a powerful start to Rooted and Routed Season 2 featuring none other than Mimi Nicklin, international empathy advocate, bestselling author, and long-time global citizen. 🌍 What does it mean to call a place 'home' when you’ve lived across the world? In this heartfelt and insightful Season 2 opener, …

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Private Credit Investing in Volatile Times 38:03

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Listen to Torsten Sløk, Apollo’s Chief Economist, and Jim Vanek, Partner and Co-Head Global Performing Credit, discuss why demand for private credit is expected to remain strong as the need for direct, larger, and more flexible financing is sticky and likely to be reinforced by economic uncertainty.By Torsten Sløk

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Credit Investing Amid Post “Liberation Day” Uncertainty 33:44

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Listen to Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Sløk and Robert Bittencourt, Partner and Co-Head of Opportunistic Credit at Apollo, discuss the impact of the Trump administration’s new trade regime on credit markets. In an environment of heightened uncertainty and ongoing trade negotiations, what should be the focus?…

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Beyond 60/40: Private Assets in an Era of High Public Valuations 26:54

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Listen to Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Sløk speak with Matt O’Mara, Apollo Partner and co-head of Apollo Aligned Alternatives, about how a combination of expensive public assets, recalcitrant inflation, and higher-for-longer interest rates could be creating new challenges for 60/40 portfolios and an attractive entry point to private markets.…

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How Can Private IG Enhance Fixed Income Allocations? 29:54

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Listen to Torsten Sløk, Apollo's Chief Economist and John Cortese, Partner and Global Head of trading at the Firm, explore a lesser-known area of private credit—Investment Grade Private Credit, or Private IG. In a wide-ranging conversation, they discuss what Private IG is, the key differences with public investment grade credit, secular drivers, it…

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Why Financial Literacy and Soft Skills Should Be Part of Every Child’s Education 26:27

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Send us a text In this insightful episode of the Rooted and Routed Podcast, Landry Tchapda dives deep into the complexities of raising children while moving across multiple countries and the challenges of adapting to different school systems. From Germany to India and now Australia, Landry shares his wisdom on education, resilience, leadership, and…

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Celebrating India: Special Republic Day Compilation 18:46

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Send us a text 🇮🇳 Celebrating India: Special Republic Day Compilation | 🇮🇳 This Republic Day, Rooted and Routed Podcast brings you a heartfelt compilation celebrating the vibrant essence of India through the eyes of our inspiring guests. From reflections on Indian culture and its rich traditions to the evolving, progressive side of the nation, thes…

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LEADING Across CONTINENTS: LANDRY TCHAPDA on GROWTH, RESILIENCE & PURPOSE 26:07

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Send us a text In this engaging episode, Sabiya Pathan Withoeck speaks with Landry Tchapda, a German expat originally from Cameroon. With experience living and working in Germany, India, and Australia, Landry, the Head of Plant Management at Continental Tyres, opens up about his inspiring journey of growth, leadership, and thriving as an expat. Key…

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Can Private Markets Be the Alternative to Lofty Public Market Valuations? 28:12

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Listen to Torsten Sløk, Apollo’s Chief Economist and Alex Wright, Partner and Global Wealth Strategist at the firm, discuss the role of private markets in diversifying portfolios against a backdrop of significantly elevated public market valuations.By Torsten Sløk

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Breaking Barriers: An Expat’s Lessons in Embracing Indian Culture 35:06

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Send us a text In this episode, Josh Boyles shares his inspiring journey of adapting to life in India as an expat. From learning Devanagari script to translating a Change Anything Plan into Hindi, Josh has seamlessly blended cultural understanding with his expertise in change management. Key Takeaways: • Change Management Through Analogies: Josh ex…

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Connecting Through Culture and Adventure: Josh Boyles’ India Experience 35:51

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Send us a text First episode of 2025! In this episode we had the honor to have Josh Boyles, an American expat who has been living in Pune, India, for almost two years. Josh shares his inspiring journey of cultural immersion, his passion for outdoor activities, and his commitment to giving back to Indian society. Key Highlights from the Episode: 1. …

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Year End REWIND Episode | ROOTED AND ROUTED PODCAST | HIGHLIGHTS of 2024 10:47

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Send us a text ==== Welcome to Part 2 of our Rooted and Routed Podcast 2024 recap! 🌟 This year has been an incredible journey of meaningful conversations, diverse perspectives, and impactful stories. In this special highlight reel, we had the pleasure of hosting guests from diverse professions, bringing even more versatility to our conversations an…