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Try New Things Publishing hosts How To Try New Things, a society show with 30 episodes published.
Hey! Today we talk to Emnet Mulugeta, Cinematics Director at Goodbye Kansas. Emnet is hosting one of the tracks during the creative conference Creative Connect 2026 in Skellefteå, Sweden. Read more about Emnet here:
Hey! Today we talk to Karin Tidbeck - Author, Translator and Freelance Writer, Grammasaurus. Karin is hosting one of the tracks during the creative conference Creative Connect 2026 in Skellefteå, Sweden. Read more ab
Rerun of an episode where we talk to Emma Lindahl, head of IcaX, about a recent epiphany of hers. Emma is hosting one of the tracks during the creative conference Creative Connect 2026 in Skellefteå, Sweden. Read more
Rerun of an episode where we talk to to Håkan Lidbo, musician, inventor and creative freethinker. Håkan is hosting one of the tracks during the creative conference Creative Connect 2026 in Skellefteå, Sweden. Read more a
An episode in which our host, Adam, presents that he will be presenting a creative conference called Creative Connect on June 3rd 2026. Read more about Creative Connect: https://arcticgame.se/creative-connect/ Read more
A little christmas adventure in trying new things. We're Try New Things, we do mostly non-podcasty things. Read more about us at www.trynewthings.fail
Today we're talking to Belinda Retourné, the mind behind the participatory experience Elysium premiering in Stockholm in November 2025. We dive deep into curiosity - what it means, how to nurture it, and why it matters.
Today we're talking to Håkan Lidbo, musician, inventor and creative freethinker. It ended up pretty long, but well. Once now and than is ok, right? Read more about Håkan Lidbo's Rumtiden: https://rumtiden.com/ Read more
Today we're talking to Peter Ström, lecturer at Beckmans College of Design , about his curiosity for fashion and the Internet and also some of the stuff he's working on a the moment, like Svensk Webbkonst . Read more abo
Today we're taking a summer break from the usual format – everyone's off enjoying the season, so we're flipping the script! In this special episode, our AI Threshold Guardian takes the host's chair to interview Adam abou
Today we're talking to R.J. Abbott, creative polymath and LinkedIn thinker, about belief architecture and how your point of view is your mote. Read more about RJ: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rjabbott3/ Read more about Tr
Today we're talking to Åsa Wikberg-Nilsson, design professor at Luleå University of Technology. We touch on subjects such as the importance of play and reflection, and on how to help people think outside the current para
Today we're talking to Stefan Lang, a Buddhist dharma teacher in Switzerland, who also leads a short meditation on the topic of curiosity. Read more about Stefan: https://www.stefanlang.org/ Read more about Try New Thing
Today we're talking to brand strategist and entrepreneur Fredrik Öst about how being curious about yourself and your world view shapes your experience and maybe also your creative output. Read more about Fredrik: https:/
Today we're talking to interaction designer, creative technologist and artist Sarah Ali about quite a lot of things... like bouncing soundwaves of cicadas and being someone who you can say ANYTHING to. Read more about Sa
Today we're talking to Tomas Seo, strategist and thinker, about how to adapt to a possible future of techno feudalism. Read more about Tomas here: Substack newsletter "Detta förändrar ju allt" (Swe) Read more about Try
Today we're talking to Emma Lindahl, head of IcaX, about a recent epiphany of hers. Read more about Emma here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmalindahl/ Read more about Try New Things and what we do: https://trynew
Today we're talking to Josh Baillon, an entrepreneur who is making an "Imaginatorium", a product that aims to spark creativity and play. Read more about Josh here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-baillon/ Read more abou
Today we're talking to Henrik Werdelin, an serial dog entrepenaur, about the importance of authenticity when creating a business. Read more about his stuff here: Bark Air - an airline for dogs BarkBox - dog toy subscript
Today we're talking to Kristoffer Tjalve about the opposite of clickbait, microcopy and data-driven ecommerce — The Poetic Internet. Read more about his stuff here: Naive weekly, the newsletter Naive yearly, the poetic i
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