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The Non-Obvious Show

Rohit Bhargava is on a mission to inspire more non-obvious thinking in the world by asking some of the world"s most perplexing questions.

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16:43

Why Afrofuturism Matters (Featuring Dr. Kevin Strait)

The Non-Obvious Show ·

2024/06/11

What is afrofuturism and how can we develop a powerful view of the future for African Americans through a cultural lens? Dr. Kevin Strait, the Museum Curator of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, explores these questions and the exhibition in DC as one of the editors for the book Afrofuturism. In this episode, Rohit Bhargava and Dr. Kevin Strait discuss topics inspired by the book, including afrofuturistic literature, rewriting the historical narrative of afrofuturism to

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22:43

How Culture Influences Our Behavior (Featuring Dr....

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2024/06/04

How do we bring more culture into the work that we do? Marcus Collins, an award-winning marketer, cultural translator, professor, and author, explores this question and how culture is the most powerful vehicle for influencing behavior in his book For the Culture: The Power Behind What We Buy, What We Do, and Who We Want to Be. In this episode, Rohit Bhargava and Dr. Marcus Collins discuss topics inspired by the book, including the types and risks of cultural appropriation, the anemia of cultural

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27:04

Being More Coachable and Accepting Good Advice ...

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2023/11/15

How do you become coachable in order to transform your life and career? Jacquelyn Lane and Scott Osman are two renowned coaching experts who co-authored the book “Becoming Coachable: Unleashing the Power of Executive Coaching to Transform Your Leadership and Life” with the world’s top executive coach - Marshall Goldsmith. Jacquelyn Lane is the president of the 100 Coaches Agency, with her work and studies focusing on conscious capitalism and entrepreneurship as a means to create sustainable

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34:38

Dealing with Difficult People (Featuring Amy Gallo) |...

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2023/10/15

How do you deal with difficult people to create better harmony at work? Amy Gallo is a workplace expert, speaker, and contributing editor at Harvard Business Review. Her work specializes in effective communication, interpersonal dynamics, gender, difficult conversations, and feedback. Her bestselling book, “Getting Along,” delves into the challenges of working with difficult people and gives insight on how to communicate empathetically in order to create a positive working environment. In this

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39:43

How To Be More Persuasive (Featuring Zoe Chance) | Ep 24

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2023/09/15

Zoe Chance teaches the most popular course at the Yale School of Management, called “Mastering Influence and Persuasion,” yet she describes herself as being shy and uninfluential in her youth. Her impressive career includes stints in sales, leading marketing for the Barbie brand, and teaching thousands of people how to tap into their own inner charisma and make influence their superpower. In this episode, Zoe Chance delves into influence techniques and strategies that are both comfortable for you

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34:30

Why Employees Leave and Why They Stay (Featuring Joey...

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2023/08/15

World leading expert on employee and customer experience, Joey Coleman is the Chief Experience Composer at Design Symphony - a customer experience branding firm that helps organizations like NASA and Zappos retain their customers and employees, turning them into their biggest fans. In his latest book, “Never Lose an Employee Again”, Joey digs into how any business owner, manager, or employee can build a positive workplace that people love to stay in. In this episode, Joey Coleman discusses the

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29:44

How To Be A “Good-ish” Person (Featuring Dolly Chugh)...

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2023/07/15

What does it take to unlearn history in order to build a more just future for everyone? Dolly Chugh is an award-winning psychologist and professor of social psychology and management at the New York University Stern School of Business. Dolly’s research focuses on “bounded ethicality,” which she describes as the “psychology of good people.” In her latest book, “A More Just Future,” Dolly explores our emotional relationship with our country’s complicated past, providing us with the tools we didn’t

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29:03

Understanding Data Even If You Hate Numbers...

The Non-Obvious Show ·

2023/06/15

How do we demystify data and measurement? Neil Hoyne has centered his career around championing the universal accessibility of data-driven actionable insights. As Google’s Chief Measurement Strategy and Global Head of Customer Analytics, he pioneers strategies for customer lifetime value, marketing attribution, dynamic pricing, content personalization, and truly democratized data. His bestselling book, Converted, aims to make data science more approachable for anyone in the form of a field guide for

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40:05

How To Create a More Inclusive Workplace (Featuring...

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2023/05/15

How do you fight workplace gender bias? What happens when a "band" of top female executives gather together to share their hard earned knowledge about how to succeed in the boardroom (or any other room) by conquering the gender biases that are so often faced by executives from minority groups. Angelique Bellmer Krembs, Katie Lacey, Lori Marcus, Cie Nicholson, & Mitzi Short wrote You Should Smile More to empower women and men to unlock a culture of greatness in the workforce, offering a new lens

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33:09

Why An Analog World Is More Human (Featuring David...

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2023/05/15

Is the future analog? David Sax is an award-winning journalist and keynote speaker, specializing in dissecting the intersection of business and culture. His latest book, The Future Is Analog, is a manifesto for a more human future. One in which we innovate for the good of social and cultural lives, and build a future that first and foremost serves us as humans. In this episode, David Sax dives into the timely cost of going digital, the way in which the evolution of our communication skills is

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12:17

Getting Unstuck and Embracing Change (Featuring...

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2023/04/15

How do you make the changes your business needs? Popular small business marketing expert and radio show host Barry J. Moltz has discovered the formula to get business owners unstuck. He focuses on marketing and sales, leadership and management, cash flow and money, the customer experience and productivity. His award-winning book, ChangeMasters, exposes the true reasons why so many small business owners pay for expensive advice, agree to take action ... and then never follow through. In this episode,

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34:14

Everything Professional Designers Should Know ...

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2023/03/15

How do we create a more inclusive world through design? Ellen Lupton, Kaleena Sales, and Valentine Vergara are part of a diverse group of creators who wrote Extra Bold – a Feminist, Inclusive, Anti-racist, Nonbinary Field Guide for Graphic Designers. This groundbreaking design guide for anyone who works in (or loves) design about how to rethink the assumptions and traditional mindsets that sometimes hold designers and the organizations who employ them back. In this episode, Ellen Lupton, Kaleena

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28:04

How To Think Like a Cartoonist (featuring...

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2023/02/15

Can humor help you find better ideas? “Marketoonist” Tom Fishburne is an international keynote speaker and marketer specializing in cartoons, digital transformation, and the future of work. His book, Your Ad Ignored Here, depicts the modern marketing life, capturing 15 years of marketing, business, and doodling, while giving voice to the challenges and opportunities faced by people working in business everywhere. In this episode, Tom Fishburne explores what role humor should play in your marketing,

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24:38

How Women's Fitness Shaped the World (featuring...

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2023/01/15

How have women shaped the exercise industry? Danielle Friedman is an award-winning journalist and the author of. Her book Let's Get Physical: How Women Discovered Exercise and Reshaped the World explores the untold history of women’s exercise culture while debunking myths and reveals how this physical strength has transformed into other forms of power. In this episode, Danielle Friedman explores the history of women’s fitness, discrimination in the industry, and the groundbreaking women who changed

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21:56

Getting People Talking About Race (Featuring Priya...

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2022/12/15

How do you get people talking about race? Imagine taking a year off to travel to every state in America, sleep on the couches of strangers and tap random people on the shoulder to start a dialog about race. If that’s hard enough to picture, now consider doing it while you’re still a teenager. This unique journey inspired my next guests Priya Vulchi and Winona Guo to create a new curriculum for racial literacy and a book inspired by the experience called Tell Me Who You Are. In our time together,

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26:14

How To Talk To A Racist (Featuring Dr. David W....

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2022/11/15

How do you talk to a racist? Dr. David Wiley Campt, aka The Dialogue Guy, is a renowned speaker, master facilitator, and author. He has over 25 years of experience working as an anti-racism trainer and founded The Dialogue Company and the White Ally Toolkit. His latest book, How to Talk to Racists, educates anti-racism allies on engaging in transformative discourse about race and other polarizing conversations. In this episode, Dr. David W. Campt the science behind rage as an instinctive reaction,

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24:59

The Truth About College Admissions (Featuring Jeff...

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2022/10/15

What is the truth behind college admissions? New York Times bestselling author Jeff Selingo has written about higher education for over two years, including regular contributions to The Atlantic, New York Times, and the Washington Post. When not writing, he is a special advisor to the president and professor of practice at Arizona State University, and co-hosts the Future U podcast. In this episode, Jeff Selingo takes you inside the college admissions process, and offers an unusual look at how to

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21:06

How To Transform Your Brand (Featuring Emmanuel...

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2022/09/15

What are the secrets to brand transformation? Brand guru Emmanuel Probst is the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Assemblage, the Global Lead of Brand Growth & Thought Leadership at Ipsos, and teaches Consumer Market Research at UCLA. In this episode, Emmanuel Probst reveals the secrets of building an enduring brand, what mistakes marketers often make when trying to grow their brand loyalty, and how the world's most successful brands thrive by connecting deeply with their audiences.

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21:21

What Female Leaders Really Need (Featuring Deepa...

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2022/08/15

How do you support female leaders? Corporate inclusion visionary, Deepa Purushothaman encourages companies and individuals to challenge the status quo of ambition, success and power through her seasoned advisory approach to leadership. Her internationally acclaimed book The First, The Few, The Only is a deeply personal call to action for women of color to redefine power in corporate America. In this episode, Deepa Purushothaman talks about the real challenges that women of color face, and some

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25:39

The Secrets of Digital Body Language (Featuring...

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2022/06/15

What does your digital body language convey? Erica Dhawan is an award winning keynote speaker and the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Digital Body Language. As the founder and CEO of Cotential, Erica has helped leaders and teams leverage twenty-first-century collaboration skills globally, helping them innovate faster and further, together. In this episode, Erica Dhawan digs into how gender affects communication, bringing empathy into digital body language, and how understanding body

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