Vision 2222

Hosts Mikhail Gladkikh, Amanda Chadee and John Marsh ask questions about how the inventions of today will shape our future. Join us are we talk to leaders in business, science and technology, to hear what they think our world will look like in the next fifty, hundred or two hundred years into the future.

Vision 2222 is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Vision 2222, a technology show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  #22 - Nicolas Freudiger: eco-innovation, watchmaking, and the future of luxury

  Feb 10, 20251h 2mS0

  <p>In this episode, we chat with Nicolas Freudiger, co-founder and CEO at ID Genève Watches, where he is building the world's first impact native luxury watch brand. ID Genève Watches creates products that reflect the values and principles of people concerned about climate change and social environmental impact. In October 2024, ID Genève received the prestigious prize of "The Best Sustainable Watch 2024" at the 11th edition of the Temporis International Awards.</p> <p>*Our conversation starts with the background and history of how the idea had first appeared and the company had come to be.</p> <p>*We...

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  Episode #21

  #21 - Tim Stickelbrucks: Creativity, Intelligence and the Future of Artificial Intelligence

  Sep 12, 20241h 3mS0

  <p>The conversation with Tim Stickelbrucks, a seasoned professional in the digital content and AI strategy sphere, opens up a myriad of thought-provoking topics. The exploration of AI's potential in space travel and deep space colonization touches on humanity's enduring quest for discovery and expansion beyond Earth.</p> <p>While AI's increasing role in daily applications raises valid concerns about its impact on human autonomy, it's also important to recognize its capacity to augment human creativity and productivity. The debate on AI's consciousness and the ethical considerations surrounding intellectual property rights in AI-generated content reflects the complex interplay between technological...

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  Episode #20

  #20 - Chris Hare: Narratives, Vision, Purpose, and The Future of Storytelling

  May 30, 20241h 30mS0

  <p>In this episode, we talk to Chris Hare, CEO of The Storied Future and the host of The Storied Future Podcast.</p> <p>To start, we define what storytelling really is, what is the difference between stories and narratives, and how storytelling, and, specifically, atomic stories, helps businesses imagine the future, build strategies, and grow.</p> <p>We talk about how the change forces people and businesses to adopt and survive by creating stories and considering different possible futures.</p> <p>Chris shares a personal story that illuminated the profound influence narratives wield over our thoughts and interactions. We...

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  Episode #19

  #19 - Sabine Berendse: Circular Economy, Recycling, and the Future of Plastic Waste

  May 3, 20241h 3mS0

  <p>In this episode, we talk to Sabine Berendse, founder and CEO of Green Phenix, a startup dedicated to retrieving and recycling recyclables while creating social employment opportunities. Green Phenix’s mission is to reduce plastic pollution in the marine environment through innovative recycling, education, and awareness efforts. Sabine, a social entrepreneur and innovator, draws from her extensive experience in the Caribbean region to address the pressing issue of plastic waste.</p> <p>We delve into the contrasting beauty of the Caribbean islands—pristine beaches and majestic landscapes juxtaposed with the plastic waste problem. Littering emerges as a prevalent issue, prom...

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  Episode #18

  #18- Steve Winston: Transcending Incrementalism, Nuclear Nanotechnology, and the Future of Curiosity

  Apr 6, 20241h 1mS0

  <p>In this episode, we talk to Steven Winston, Ph.D., President and CEO of Winston Associates, former Vice President of Technical and Management Integration at Lockheed Martin and former Vice President at Parsons, among many other exciting roles in various industries throughout his illustrious career. We start by discussing how to transcend incrementalism in scientific research and make giant leaps in discovery, highlighting an experience from Steve's career to conspire with like-minded scientists to have fun along the way of making groundbreaking progress.</p> <p>We talk about his role in founding Crisiscience community of researchers representing different disciplines...

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