In Too Deep

We explore how changemakers across the globe are engaging complexity to tackle tough issues. Created by the team at Kumu.io

In Too Deep is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts In Too Deep, a education show with 17 episodes published.

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  Episode #16

  Reimagining the future through systems change | Episode 16

  Dec 8, 202530 minS2

  <p>What happens after the systems map is complete? An increasing number of organizations understand the value of engaging with complexity, but the challenge comes when, after doing systems analysis, people fall back into the usual plan-control-implement-measure approach. Treating complexity as if it were just... "complicated". <br/><br/>In this episode, Jeff Mohr speaks with Viliana Dzhartova, co-founder of ReImagined Futures, about what it truly takes to move from systems analysis to systems change. They unpack why so many well-intentioned efforts get pulled back into linear thinking, and how leaders, teams, and institutions can begin to work in more adaptive...

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  Episode #15

  The systems behind the symptoms | Episode 15

  Jul 23, 202555 minS2

  <p>What if the real problem isn’t what we think it is? When simple solutions don’t actually move the needle, it’s often a sign we’re treating symptoms, not systems. In this episode, Jeff Mohr talks with Matt Healey, founder of First Person Consulting, about how systems thinking and evaluation can help us move beyond surface-level problems.</p><p>They explore:</p>The difference between program evaluation and systems evaluationMoving from problems to possibilitiesMonitoring system health and finding leverage pointsHow to apply the System Effects approach in projectsBridging the gap between insights and meaningful action<p>Whether you’re d...

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  Episode #14

  Creating new patterns for learning and leading | Episode 14

  May 7, 202535 minS2

  <p>What patterns are shaping how we learn, lead, and live, and how might we begin to shift them? In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Jessica Kiessel from (Re)Patterning Lab. Jessica stewards spaces and builds infrastructure to support the learning, creativity, and shapeshifting needed to live into the patterns we hope to see in the world, both for individuals as well as inside organizations.</p><p>Tune in to explore more around:</p>Seeing and making patternsBuilding containers for learningPoking at our perspectivesCreating conditions for curiosity<p>If you're curious about reimagining leadership, learning environments, and the...

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  Episode #13

  The way of the forest: Supporting ecosystems with a nature-inspired lens | Episode 13

  Jan 23, 202535 minS2

  <p>In this episode we’re joined by Santiago Bunce, founder of Via Bosque, a company that helps clients achieve transformative change by integrating leadership tools with nature-inspired principles. Santiago shares his unique perspective on building ecosystems and how it can be applied across different contexts to create positive, lasting change.</p><p>Tune in for a deep dive into:</p>Designing ecosystems through a nature-inspired lensApproaching systems thinking in different cultural contextsEvolving from "good vs bad" to a mindset of "good, better, best"<p>If you're passionate about sustainability, innovation, and the interconnectedness of our world, this episode is fo...

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  Episode #12

  Uncovering networks & the future of AI in research | Episode 12

  Aug 16, 202442 minS2

  <p>After a long hiatus, we're excited to return and bring you the voices of those tackling tough problems! In this episode, Kumu Founder and CEO Jeff Mohr sits down with Cassandra Gould van Praag, Senior Community Manager at The Alan Turing Institute. Cassandra plays a key role in fostering and growing a dynamic community of researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts. She recently launched a captivating Kumu project that visualizes her community and is now sharing with us what she learned from the process. Let's dive in! <br/><br/>Read the full transcript on the In Too Deep blog<br/><br/>...

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