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Hosted by Jane McConnell · business · EN · 56 episodes
Discover how forward thinkers, young activists and scifi visionaries see the future and how we can move in that direction.
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IMAGINIZE.World is hosted by Jane McConnell. The show has published 56 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "55. Luigi Ceccaroni: Citizen Science, Innovation at Earthwatch" (19 August 2026, 38 minutes), "54. Jillian Reilly: Ten Permissions in the AI Era" (10 August 2026, 35 minutes), and "53. Nicholas Omonuk: Climate Justice Activist" (18 May 2026, 37 minutes).
IMAGINIZE.World publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 56 episodes.
Booking probability for IMAGINIZE.World is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. IMAGINIZE.World requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. IMAGINIZE.World's contact route on record: public web form.
Jane McConnell hosts IMAGINIZE.World, a business show with 56 episodes published.
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Episode #55
Luigi Ceccaroni is a researcher in the fields of citizen science, environmental sciences and artificial intelligence. He manages strategic innovation at Earthwatch Europe. (transcript...
Episode #54
In our first conversation, we talked about Permissions in the context of what Jillian called adulting. Today we talked about Permissions in the context of AI. More including a transcript...
Episode #53
Nicholas Omonuk has done much work to raise awareness and build climate justice. He created End Fossil Occupy Uganda, a local climate movement demanding a phase-out of fossil fuels. He co-founded Plant for My Future...
Episode #52
Steve Stroh is a well-known expert in amateur radio and creator and writer of Zero Retries , a widely read weekly newsletter about amateur radio. He talks about today and tomorrow. (more here including transcript...
Episode #51
(Transcript: https://imaginize.world/aidan-mccullen-transcript/#0003/) Aidan talks about how individuals can cultivate an “undisruptable” gig mindset to navigate constant change, drive innovation, and collaborate...
Episode #50
Marc Alessi, a climate science fellow at the Union of Concerned Scientists, discusses the challenges and advancements in climate science and policy. He highlights the increasing communication battle between factual...
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Ai Jiang, a Chinese Canadian writer, explores themes of societal influence, cultural assimilation, and the intersection of technology and humanity in her work. Her narratives often depict the struggles of individuals...
Episode #48
Instead of rigid step-by-step training, AI is enabling dynamic, simulation-based learning. Mark Gröb reveals how using a Socratic approach, learners ask questions, receive personalized guidance, and practice through...
Episode #47
End Plastic Pollution is a waste management organization that started in Uganda and focuses on the intersection between people, the environment, and the economy. (More here...
Episode #46
Lionel Robert talks about a new frontier, one that changes the relationship between robots and humans. (Read more here: https://imaginize.world/human-and-robot-relationships-the-next-frontier-with-lionel-robert/ ) He...
Episode #45
Cortney explains how we are currently in the "meta present" stage, similar to Web 1.0, where AI and VR are tools used intentionally rather than integrated into daily life. (more here...
Episode #44
Deb Chachra is a professor of engineering at Olin College. She works at the intersection of technology and society, with an emphasis on systems, education, design, and materials. ( More here ) In 2023 she wrote How...
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Xueting Ni is a writer and curator of contemporary Chinese culture and literature. She has compiled the anthology Sinopticon , which shows the diversity and depth of the Chinese science fiction tradition. ( More here )...
Episode #42
Ross Dawson is a futurist and entrepreneur. He helps people think about the future and learn by doing. We talk about ethics, science fiction, and what people can do from a practical viewpoint to help shape the future...
Episode #41
AI that aligns with human values and ethical principles AI may sound intelligent, but at its core, it’s just math — a “stochastic parrot” repeating patterns without understanding human values. Rawn Shaw explains how...
Episode #40
Gargi Mishra, a long-time expert in the mining industry, discusses why mining is an important issue that everyone should care about. Mining provides the raw materials for nearly everything we use, and the industry is...
Episode #39
This conversation covers a discussion on vibe coding, its impact on traditional software development and how new approaches are needed today. You can learn more here: His explanations about what vibe coding is and how...
Episode #38
Henrique Dias is founder and CEO of NoHarm, A nonprofit startup in Brazil that develops AI-based tools to improve patient safety in the public healthcare system. (More here...
Episode #37
Michelle is the Editorial Director at Digital Content Next, a not-for-profit organization representing over 60 media brands, from The New York Times and Financial Times to NBCU and Vox Media. More here including...
Episode #36
Have you heard of antifragile organizations? They go beyond resilience and give us hope for the future, according to Janka Krings-Klebe, co-author of a new book, The Antifragile Organization: From Hierarchies to...
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