ZigZag, the business show about being human, returns as a member of the TED family of podcasts. Join this zig-zagging quest with Manoush Zomorodi (Host of NPR’s TED Radio Hour; Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People in Business) to discover new ways we can align our ambitions with systemic change that’s good for our fellow human beings. www.zigzagpod.comOn Season 5, Manoush profiles six unusual dynamos reinventing business, their industries, and even capitalism in the name of humanity. It will change the way you see your work and your self . Find @ZigZagPod on Twitter and Instagram.Tell Manoush YOUR story by emailing a voice memo to ZigZag@StableG.com.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 16 hours 20 minutes
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episode 15: The Secret Ex-Rock Star at The Ford Foundation
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episode 14: When Women Don't Support Other Women at Work
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episode 13: The CEO Who Radically Cut His Pay to Give His Employees a Radical Raise
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episode 12: We're Rethinking What Success Looks Like
Economic growth at all costs is unsustainable--here's how our listeners are changing up their financial and personal goals.
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We have a bonus for you this week, Manoush's interview with software engineer Jacky Alcine. He's the founder of black.af, a software consulting agency based in Oakland.
episode 11: Pacing Yourself After Burnout
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episode 10: This is What a Male Identity Crisis Sounds Like
Wall Street guy Khe Hy gave up financial security to find himself. His story is less clichéd than you think.