Best Inna Logunova Podcasts (2024)

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#28 How to resist racism in the digital age? 27:26

11M ago27:26

27:26

How do the mechanisms of racial inequality adapt and persist in social media and other aspects of virtual communication? What are the ways to resist racism online? In this episode, we speak with Dr. Rob Eschmann—a writer, educator, filmmaker, and scholar from the University of Chicago, whose research centers around racism and inequality online. We …

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#27 How to understand people from different cultures? 31:17

11M ago31:17

31:17

Born in Saudi Arabia, Mashael Alanizi has been living in the UK for many years. Coming from a family of doctors and has medical training herself. Together with her sister, she runs Wisal, a London-based company that focuses on creating cultural awareness in healthcare, helping patients from the East and doctors from the West connect better and mutu…

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#26 Why do we need sustainable fashion? Its potential, challenges and the future 26:10

12M ago26:10

26:10

How can fashion become more sustainable? What obstacles do independent designers wishing to adopt sustainability face? Can big brands truly embrace sustainability? In this episode, we explore the intersection of style, society, and the environment with Liberty Imhoff, the founder of Manic Metallic, a fashion media company built around the ethos of …

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#25 Dating, friendship, and the meaning of life in the age of social media and AI 53:57

1y ago53:57

53:57

This episode started with a conversation about modern dating and romantic relationships but organically turned to broader issues of contemporary society, such as inequality and the growing role of artificial intelligence. This is the second episode with award-winning author Gerald Everett Jones, from what turned out to be a mini-series of “Talks wi…

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#24 Modern parenting: Worldschooling, partnership and questioning societal norms 48:36

1y ago48:36

48:36

Anarchy as a family lifestyle? In this episode, Lainie Liberti–a best-selling author, international speaker, and advocate for alternative education–shares her personal journey of schooling her son and mentoring other children outside the conventional educational framework. We explore the concepts of 'unschooling' and 'worldschooling' and discuss ho…

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#23 The journey to stardom: Exploring showbiz, Hollywood, and the art of storytelling 1:14:33

1y ago1:14:33

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In this episode, we step behind the scenes of showbiz and the entertainment industry. What sacrifices one has to make on their journey to fame? How does Hollywood operate? Where is the line between the constructed public image and the real person? We explore these questions and more with award-winning author Gerald Everett Jones whose recent novel,…

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#22 Judaica art: Connecting the past and the present 19:22

1y ago19:22

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How is the diversity of Jewish communities around the world reflected in Judaica art? How have contemporary artists adapted traditional forms? In this episode, we delve into the history, craftsmanship, and cultural significance of Jewish art. Harrison Schley, a member of the International Society of Appraisers and a specialist in fine and decorativ…

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#21 Time travel to Edo-period Japan with Harrison Schley 33:31

1y ago33:31

33:31

When we think of pre-20th century Japan, the tea ceremony, Japanese porcelain, and woodblock prints come to mind. The Edo period, spanning from 1615 to 1868, left a rich artistic legacy that is popular among collectors and recognizable even by non-experts. In this episode of "Being Modern, Being Human," we explore one of the most fascinating epochs…

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#20 What do the Kyrgyz epic and the Scripture have in common? 29:20

1y ago29:20

29:20

The twists and turns of history leave behind many unexplained puzzles, such as the similarities between the Scripture and the Kyrgyz legendary epic, Manas. Richard Hewitt spent twenty years in Kyrgyzstan, living with a rural Kyrgyz family in the Tian Shan Mountains. He was given the Kyrgyz name Risbek during his time there. In this episode, we disc…

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#19 Posture as a life-changer: exploring the mind-body connection 28:57

1y ago28:57

28:57

How do posture and body language impact our mood, energy levels, and overall well-being? In what way are technology and modern lifestyle affecting our anatomy and physiology? Most importantly, how to notice negative transformations and take action to improve your physical and mental health? We will delve into the history and science behind posture …

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#18 The art of science and the science of art 27:36

1+ y ago27:36

27:36

How different are art and science from each other? What kind of mindset defines artists and scientists? What mental process is behind creative insights? In this episode, we discuss these questions with Arseniy Seroka, a founder of a successful software development company, Serokell, and an aspiring filmmaker with two short films in his portfolio. S…

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#17 Exploring the inner workings of creativity 28:46

1+ y ago28:46

28:46

Creativity is the new gold of the 21st century. I invite you to get inspired, dive into the world of innovation and creativity, and take a closer look at their subtle interplay. In this episode, we speak with motion designer Leeanne Brennan, who specializes in creating illustration, animation and video for the innovation industry. She is also the h…

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#16 Immigrant Story: What does it take to be a journalist in New York City? 24:38

1+ y ago24:38

24:38

Russian journalist Anastasia Chernikova moved to New York City six years ago, driven by the desire for a life and career change. Since then, she has established her own media platform Vivid Minds and become a successful and frequent contributor to quality US publications such as Entrepreneur Magazine, Fast Company, and others. In this episode, we d…

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#15 How to understand contemporary academic music? 25:01

1+ y ago25:01

25:01

How can silence turn into music? What is the composer’s mindset, and how do you become one? How are our listening patterns changing today, and is the decrease in attention span that bad? In this episode, I’m sitting down with composer Jordan Nelson to speak about the mystery and routine of creating music. To learn more about Jordan Nelson and explo…

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#14 Positive and toxic masculinity, patriarchy and feminism from a transgender man’s perspective 27:05

1+ y ago27:05

27:05

Mac Scotty McGregor is a transgender man, author and founder of the nonprofit Positive Masculinity, which helps men understand and cope with the societal pressures they face. We talk about his experiences with both genders, toxic stereotypes that prevent us from being ourselves, and ways to break down patriarchal behavioral patterns. To learn more …

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#13 Delving into NFT, digital identities and sociology of the future 40:54

1+ y ago40:54

40:54

How is our digital identity different from our real-world identity? What does the newly emerged discipline of digital sociology explore? Should creatives jump on the NFT bandwagon - and if so, how? How is the Metaverse likely to change our daily lives? In a new episode, we discuss these issues with Ernestina Zhu, an artist and Ph.D. researcher in N…

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#12 Diversity, equity and inclusion in the age of AI and the new workforce 31:50

1+ y ago31:50

31:50

What are the challenges of artificial intelligence for diversity and inclusion in organizations? How to understand that your organization is truly diverse and not just perceived as such? What methods can you use to evaluate the effectiveness of DEI practices? In this episode, we discuss these questions with Joe Santana, a published author and found…

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#11 How can art and beauty save the planet? 40:54

1+ y ago40:54

40:54

Roberto Dutesco is an acclaimed photographer, filmmaker, and environmentalist. He has worked in the fashion industry and traveled extensively around the globe, capturing the beauty of nature and people. His influential project at the intersection of art and ecology, The Wild Horses of Sable Island, has been running for nearly thirty years. By photo…

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#10 Symbolic magic in art and life: where archetypes meet modernity 30:07

1+ y ago30:07

30:07

What is participatory art making? What place do rituals and symbolic magic have in modern life? In this episode, we talk with multidisciplinary artist Sarah Dixon about her exciting journey working in the Ecuadorian Amazon and the Hindu Kush, studying art forms from Orthodox icon painting to corporate design, exploring feminism through intuitive pa…

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#9 Finding your solution to the world’s problems: how to start an NGO 26:58

1+ y ago26:58

26:58

Joe Gonzalez is the founder of The Project Solution, a nonprofit organization that funds small infrastructure projects in countries around the world. Its focus is on water, sanitation, health and education. Since its inception in 2009, The Project Solution has funded nearly 50 projects in 12 countries and helped approximately 30,000 people worldwid…

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#8 What is a learning disability and how to live with it? 20:12

1+ y ago20:12

20:12

Michelle Steiner has a learning disability that involves difficulties in math, visual perception, manual dexterity, and executive functioning. In this episode, we talk about the challenges of having a learning disability, how to overcome them, and how we can help people with learning disabilities better integrate into society. To learn more about M…

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#7 Behind the scenes of modern archaeology 33:33

2y ago33:33

33:33

How do modern archaeologists work? What is community-based archaeology, and how does it relate to the postcolonial paradigm? What approaches do museums adopt to engage with their audiences today? We talk about these issues with Dr. Michele Koons, curator of archaeology at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, lecturer on "Museums in the 21st Centu…

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#6 Do we need literature in the 21st century? 36:35

2y ago36:35

36:35

In the fast-paced age of social media, breaking news, and instant messages, many find it challenging to consume "high literature." English professor Jason Gulya believes that pop culture is also a form of literature. In his classes, he uses films and video games to explain literary concepts. In this episode, we are talking about the transformations…

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#5 Humanity on the move: migration, digital nomadism and cultural identities 36:39

2y ago36:39

36:39

How does migration shape humanity? What is the impact of the increase or decrease in mobility for work? In what ways does migration influence the perception of cultural identities? We discuss these questions with Neha Chatwani, an independent researcher in organizational psychology and integration ambassador for youth with migrant backgrounds in Au…

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#4 What is humankind looking for in space? 31:52

2y ago31:52

31:52

Why do we need space exploration? What does it take to be a space explorer? When will we see affordable commercial space flights? In this episode, we talk with Dr. Haider I Mohsin, a senior scientist at NASA. He works on the Artemis program, which aims to establish a sustainable presence on the Moon in preparation for missions to Mars. Official web…

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#3 How can religions address the environmental crisis? 47:08

2y ago47:08

47:08

What can the world's religions do to address pressing ecological issues? What steps are they already taking? How is environmental discourse being integrated into the religious narrative? We discuss these questions with Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim, founders of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology and researchers at Yale's School of the Enviro…

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#2 The true story behind coffee and social responsibility 28:03

2y ago28:03

28:03

How are our coffees related to climate change, civil wars, and migration? In this episode, we talk with James Harper – the author of Filter Stories, a critically acclaimed documentary that helps coffee drinkers understand how their morning cup of coffee impacts tens of millions of people around the world. To learn more about one of the world's most…

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#1 What are the ethical and legal challenges of artificial intelligence? 32:38

2y ago32:38

32:38

What is artificial intelligence? What should we be wary of as we develop and adopt this technology? In the first episode of Being Modern, Being Human, we discuss the current state of AI and the changes it is bringing to our society with Maura Declercq-Mindrila – a Belgian mergers and acquisitions lawyer turned entrepreneur and CEO of the deep tech …

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Being Modern, Being Human

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#28 How to resist racism in the digital age? 27:26

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#27 How to understand people from different cultures? 31:17

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#26 Why do we need sustainable fashion? Its potential, challenges and the future 26:10

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#25 Dating, friendship, and the meaning of life in the age of social media and AI 53:57

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#24 Modern parenting: Worldschooling, partnership and questioning societal norms 48:36

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#23 The journey to stardom: Exploring showbiz, Hollywood, and the art of storytelling 1:14:33

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#22 Judaica art: Connecting the past and the present 19:22

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#21 Time travel to Edo-period Japan with Harrison Schley 33:31

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#20 What do the Kyrgyz epic and the Scripture have in common? 29:20

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#19 Posture as a life-changer: exploring the mind-body connection 28:57

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#18 The art of science and the science of art 27:36

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#17 Exploring the inner workings of creativity 28:46

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#16 Immigrant Story: What does it take to be a journalist in New York City? 24:38

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#15 How to understand contemporary academic music? 25:01

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#14 Positive and toxic masculinity, patriarchy and feminism from a transgender man’s perspective 27:05

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#13 Delving into NFT, digital identities and sociology of the future 40:54

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#12 Diversity, equity and inclusion in the age of AI and the new workforce 31:50

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#11 How can art and beauty save the planet? 40:54

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#10 Symbolic magic in art and life: where archetypes meet modernity 30:07

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#9 Finding your solution to the world’s problems: how to start an NGO 26:58

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#8 What is a learning disability and how to live with it? 20:12

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#7 Behind the scenes of modern archaeology 33:33

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#6 Do we need literature in the 21st century? 36:35

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#5 Humanity on the move: migration, digital nomadism and cultural identities 36:39

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#4 What is humankind looking for in space? 31:52

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#3 How can religions address the environmental crisis? 47:08

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#2 The true story behind coffee and social responsibility 28:03

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#1 What are the ethical and legal challenges of artificial intelligence? 32:38

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