Podcasts

The Futures and Foresight community comprises a remarkable and diverse group of individuals who span, academic, commercial and social interests.

The Briefing.Today is an independent, niche, non-for-profit podcast aiming to create awareness on innovative thinking and doing. The podcast sits at the intersection of Futures, Innovation and Design

Chief Futurist and leader of the Futurist Think Tank Nikolas Badminton presents the Exponential Minds Podcast where he explores ideas with experts from futures thinking all fields around the world discussing how humanity is impacted by the exponential growth in technology and the thinking behind it.

Any and all subject matter related to the future--the long view--of the human condition. Technology, Health, Economics, Politics, Society, Environment and the basics of how to think about the future.

Examining the future of water through the lens of strategic foresight--anticipating, framing, and shaping your preferred future.

Singularity.FM was the first singularity podcast in the world. It is the place where we interview the future and technology meets ethics: an open conversation about the impact of exponential tech, accelerating change, and the choices we make.

Many other people struggle to imagine their future selves as a continuation of the person they are today, so they tend to be less responsible in their behaviors. It's as if they see their future selves as a separate person who has nothing to do with their current identity - and as a result, they worry less about the long-term consequences of their actions in the present.

The world is filled with Wicked Problems - incredibly complicated predicaments that don’t have simple solutions. However, the real problem isn’t our complex world, but rather our outdated mindsets. The way that we see the future directly impacts the actions that we take today, so a better world requires better visions. Join futurists Yvette Montero Salvatico and Frank Spencer each week as they use the Natural Foresight® Framework to reframe our Wicked Problems into the transformational ideas that they call Wicked Opportunities.