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Educational Systems in 2023 with Simon Rodberg

The 2023 Podcast - March 30, 2021 01:00 - 19 minutes
With the rise of remote learning parents started to realize the custodial function of education. They wish to get their children safely out of their houses into a school building soon again. Will remote learning impact our educational systems forever? Listen to our episode with Siomon Rodberg, t...

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18. Agnes Kunkel on 2023 with Will Bachman- Unleashed

The 2023 Podcast - January 13, 2021 13:57 - 45 minutes
After COVID started, Dr. Agnes Kunkel started the 2023 Podcast, interviewing experts for their take on what life will be like in the year 2023. Listen to this episode in collaboration with Unleashed, produced by Umbrex, to know the brief highlights of our last year's episodes. 

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17. Financial Technology in 2023 with Dr. Ole Rummel

The 2023 Podcast - December 22, 2020 19:33 - 37 minutes
Since Corona hit in 2020 and people had to stay at home, the world turned more and more to digital services of any kind. It is not surprising that in 2023 the use of the internet for mobile banking, investing and borrowing money has risen and is making financial services more accessible. Traditi...

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16. Big Tech and Financial Industry with Dr. Ole Rummel

The 2023 Podcast - December 08, 2020 19:44 - 32 minutes
During the Corona pandemic several economies have been negatively affected, meanwhile big tech companies have been making an even bigger profit with the growing online market. Is it possible that big tech companies take over the financial industry? Would we see complete banks belonging to such b...

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15. Central Banks in 2023 with Dr. Ole Rummel

The 2023 Podcast - November 26, 2020 11:30 - 37 minutes
Central banks are responsible for monetary and financial stability in a country. The financial and payment systems work well when a central bank does. Like every other system central banks were affected with the pandemic recessions and did a big acceleration to a more advanced technical structur...

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14. Transportation Systems in 2023 with Garry Golden

The 2023 Podcast - November 09, 2020 15:30 - 50 minutes
With much less pressure on transportation systems in 2020 due to significant drop in passenger numbers and the rising health concerns of the public, many changes were pushed into the market of transportation much sooner. In 2023 micro mobility is the new trend. The Marketplace will be more open ...

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13. Aviation in 2023 with Tomislav Lang

The 2023 Podcast - November 06, 2020 10:43 - 29 minutes
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the aviation industry due to dramatic drop in demand for air transport passengers. In 2023, airports and airlines will have implemented new procedures for passenger safety and health, delivering a contactless, queue less, and fully sanitized ...

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12. Public Transit in 2023 with Paul Comfort

The 2023 Podcast - October 05, 2020 09:33 - 49 minutes
Public transport has been hit hard by COVID-19. With ridership significantly down, leading to considerable financial distress for public transport operators. The good news: there is growing evidence that public transport riders do not face higher infection risk than anyone else. Since the begi...

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11. Collaboration in 2023 with Heidi Gardner

The 2023 Podcast - October 01, 2020 08:41 - 45 minutes
In 2023, companies and employees are no longer only working from the headquarters or their offices. Also, the way business partners collaborate has changed. Everyone in the business world is more aware of the depth and value, that each partner adds into their collaborative work. To know how and ...

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11. Smart Collaboration in 2023 with Heidi Gardner

The 2023 Podcast - October 01, 2020 08:41 - 45 minutes
In 2023, companies and employees are no longer only working from the headquarters or their offices. Also, the way business partners collaborate has changed. Everyone in the business world is more aware of the depth and value, that each partner adds into their collaborative work. To know how and ...

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10. Gender equality in 2023 with Titan Alon

The 2023 Podcast - September 24, 2020 17:43 - 37 minutes
Men and women are facing different realities in light of this pandemic. Even without a crisis, caring responsibilities usually fall heavily on women. The situation for single parents can be even more difficult, especially when having to juggle working from home and caring for children alone. ...

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Remote Work and Cyber Security in 2023 with James Fair

The 2023 Podcast - September 09, 2020 21:08 - 41 minutes
As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the world, most organizations made a quick transition to a remote workforce. This has also created new security vulnerabilities. In 2023, attackers will still seek to exploit the gaps opened when telecommuting employees use insecure devices and networks. Lis...

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9. Remote Work and Cyber Security in 2023 with James Fair

The 2023 Podcast - September 09, 2020 21:08 - 41 minutes
As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the world, most organizations made a quick transition to a remote workforce. This has also created new security vulnerabilities. In 2023, attackers will still seek to exploit the gaps opened when telecommuting employees use insecure devices and networks. Lis...

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8. Restaurants in 2023 with Alison Pearlman

The 2023 Podcast - August 31, 2020 18:16 - 55 minutes
Spontaneous visits at a restaurant are almost impossible. Tables have to be reserved at least one day in advance on the restaurant App, and you might even have to order and pay before you arrive. Digital menus are the new normal, and restaurants might even outsource their dishes. Is this going t...

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Restaurants in 2023 with Alison Pearlman

The 2023 Podcast - August 31, 2020 18:16 - 55 minutes
Spontaneous visits at a restaurant are almost impossible. Tables have to be reserved at least one day in advance on the restaurant App, and you might even have to order and pay before you arrive. Digital menus are the new normal, and restaurants might even outsource their dishes. Is this going t...

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7. Urban planning in 2023 with Bill Fulton

The 2023 Podcast - August 26, 2020 20:19 - 31 minutes
Often are our cities reshaped after experiences of pandemics, wars and other catastrophes. We believe COVID-19 came to accelerate changes, that were about to happen to our city lifestyles anyway. Cities will become more enjoyable with many entertainment and leisure options. During the pandemic w...

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Urban planning in 2023 with Bill Fulton

The 2023 Podcast - August 26, 2020 20:19 - 31 minutes
Often are our cities reshaped after experiences of pandemics, wars and other catastrophes. We believe COVID-19 came to accelerate changes, that were about to happen to our city lifestyles anyway. Cities will become more enjoyable with many entertainment and leisure options. During the pandemic w...

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Air conditioning in 2023 with William Bahnfleth

The 2023 Podcast - August 18, 2020 19:46 - 40 minutes
Poor ventilation plays an important role in increased transmission of the Covid-19 virus. But are air conditioning systems a good protection method or a reason to be concerned? Listen to host Agnes Kunkel and guest Prof. Dr. Bahnfleth discussing what the future for ventilation and filtration of ...

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6. Air conditioning in 2023 with William Bahnfleth

The 2023 Podcast - August 18, 2020 19:46 - 40 minutes
Poor ventilation plays an important role in increased transmission of the Covid-19 virus. But are air conditioning systems a good protection method or a reason to be concerned? Listen to host Agnes Kunkel and guest Prof. Dr. Bahnfleth discussing what the future for ventilation and filtration of ...

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5. Mental health in 2023 with Sarah Baxter

The 2023 Podcast - August 11, 2020 19:48 - 41 minutes
A global crisis like COVID-19 can take an emotional toll and cause traumatic stress. Many people experienced a high level of emotional stress and anxiety out of fear to contract and spread the virus. Will some of those continue to have emotional and behavioral reactions in 2023? Listen to what h...

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Mental health in 2023

The 2023 Podcast - August 11, 2020 19:48 - 41 minutes
A global crisis like COVID-19 can take an emotional toll and cause traumatic stress. Many people experienced a high level of emotional stress and anxiety out of fear to contract and spread the virus. Will some of those continue to have emotional and behavioral reactions in 2023? Listen to what h...

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Mental health in 2023 with Sarah Baxter

The 2023 Podcast - August 11, 2020 19:48 - 41 minutes
A global crisis like COVID-19 can take an emotional toll and cause traumatic stress. Many people experienced a high level of emotional stress and anxiety out of fear to contract and spread the virus. Will some of those continue to have emotional and behavioral reactions in 2023? Listen to what h...

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4. Fashion in 2023 with Sylvia Daun

The 2023 Podcast - August 07, 2020 21:51 - 35 minutes
The popular model of working from home might dictate fashion trends in 2023. Knee-long Pantsuits and jogging pants could be our new favorites. Listen to what host Agnes Kunkel and her guest Sylvia Daun will discuss. Will the new Oktoberfest collection in 2023 be made of leather from apple peels?...

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Fashion in 2023 with Sylvia Daun

The 2023 Podcast - August 07, 2020 21:51 - 35 minutes
The popular model of working from home might dictate fashion trends in 2023. Knee-long Pantsuits and jogging pants could be our new favorites. Listen to what host Agnes Kunkel and her guest Sylvia Daun will discuss. Will the new Oktoberfest collection in 2023 be made of leather from apple peels?...

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Fashion in the year 2023

The 2023 Podcast - August 07, 2020 21:51 - 35 minutes
The popular model of working from home might dictate fashion trends in 2023. Knee-long Pantsuits and jogging pants could be our new favorites. Listen to what host Agnes Kunkel and her guest Sylvia Daun will discuss. Will the new Oktoberfest collection in 2023 be made of leather from apple peels?...

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3. Leadership in 2023 with Brigitta Wurnig

The 2023 Podcast - July 02, 2020 18:37 - 36 minutes
In this Episode host Agnes Kunkel discusses with her guest Brigitta Wurnig, leadership coach for top executives, the overall restructuring happening inside companies, new skills that leaders and managers have to acquire, and to which extent will those reformations affect companies in 2023. Mind...

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Leadership in 2023

The 2023 Podcast - July 02, 2020 18:37 - 36 minutes
In this Episode host Agnes Kunkel discusses with her guest Brigitta Wurnig, leadership coach for top executives, the overall restructuring happening inside companies, new skills that leaders and managers have to acquire, and to which extent will those reformations affect companies in 2023. Mind...

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Leadership in 2023 with Brigitta Wurnig

The 2023 Podcast - July 02, 2020 18:37 - 36 minutes
In this Episode host Agnes Kunkel discusses with her guest Brigitta Wurnig, leadership coach for top executives, the overall restructuring happening inside companies, new skills that leaders and managers have to acquire, and to which extent will those reformations affect companies in 2023. Mind...

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2. Compassion and Values in 2023 with Stefan Hock

The 2023 Podcast - June 24, 2020 21:36 - 34 minutes
Covid-19 is not only a health issue, it is also of ethical concern. In this episode host Dr. Agnes Kunkel and her guest Stefan Hock discuss the triage among values we experience during this global pandemic. What will stay with us and what will be soon forgotten?

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Compassion and Values in 2023

The 2023 Podcast - June 24, 2020 21:36 - 34 minutes
Covid-19 is not only a health issue, it is also of ethical concern. In this episode host Dr. Agnes Kunkel and her guest Stefan Hock discuss the triage among values we experience during this global pandemic. What will stay with us and what will be soon forgotten?

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