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Bloomerangas Podcast

Karalyte

Arts

Éducation

Fréquence : 1 épisode/21j. Total Éps: 73

A curious exploration of our future and creativity. Featuring conversations with progressive leaders in design, technology, business, and education who are creating better futures.

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On the New Rules of Work with Amanda Schneider

mardi 25 août 2026 • Durée 52:58

I talked with Amanda Schneider, founder of ThinkLab and author of Work for What's Next. She was also just on The Oprah Podcast talking about the book, if you want another taste of her thinking.

One thing she said has stayed with me since. We’re still running our workplaces on analog era norms, in a digital speed world. That gap, more than any single generation, is where most of the tension we feel at work actually comes from.

It changed how I think about Gen Z, too. Amanda’s research keeps landing on the same point. They’re not really asking for anything new. They just grew up with more access and more context than any generation before them, so they ask for it louder.

We also talked about what actually kills creativity inside a company. It's not a lack of tools or talent. It's fear, busyness, and certainty, in that order. Certainty is the one that worries her most, as AI gets more confident and more persuasive by the day.

One more interesting idea stayed with me that Amanda shared: the difference between a game’s goal and its purpose. The goal of Monopoly is to win. The purpose is to connect with the people you’re playing with, think strategically, and enjoy the time together. She thinks most organizations have quietly optimized for the goal and lost sight of the purpose.

We also got into why loyalty isn’t dead, just no longer blind, what Gucci’s shadow board did for their sales numbers, and what it might take to prepare the generation coming up after Gen Z for a future none of us can fully predict.

If any of this resonates, I’d love for you to watch or listen to the full conversation, and read the write-up on the blog.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit creativity.bloomerangas.com/subscribe

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A School with no Teachers with Heidi Rundt, CEO of Hyper Island

vendredi 7 août 2026 • Durée 46:46

I talked with Heidi Rundt, CEO of Hyper Island, the Sweden-born creative business school that has spent thirty years training people in design, marketing, and innovation. Hyper Island now runs programs across Europe, the UK, Japan, and South America, but what struck me isn’t the reach. It’s how untraditional the model still is.

The school has no teachers. Instead, it works with in-house facilitators and a global network of industry practitioners who bring in whatever is actually happening in the market right now. As Heidi put it, “We actually don’t have any teachers.”

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit creativity.bloomerangas.com/subscribe

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Formafantasma on a Creative Process Rooted in Imagination and Social Responsibility

mardi 20 janvier 2026 • Durée 37:21

Formafantasma is a research-driven design studio founded in 2009 by Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin.

Their work ranges from products and spatial projects to installations and exhibitions, created both independently and in collaboration with brands such as Hermès, Lexus, Max Mara, and Bvlgari.

In this talk, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin open up about their creative process. They dive deeper into the thinking behind projects such as Prada Frames and Staging Modernity for Cassina, reflect on design’s responsibility in a complex world, and share their perspective on ethics, AI, and working with brands in more meaningful ways.

👀 Read the article on our website: https://karalyte.com/formafantasma-on-a-creative-process-rooted-in-imagination-and-responsibility/

👥 For more inspiration:Join our Substack community at https://creativity.bloomerangas.com and subscribe to the @Bloomerangas YouTube channel.

Discover more of Formafantasma’s work at https://formafantasma.com and https://www.instagram.com/formafantasma/.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit creativity.bloomerangas.com/subscribe

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Tina Touli on Designing Phygital Experiences

mardi 6 janvier 2026 • Durée 43:54

Tina Touli is a London‑based designer working across disciplines. Known for blending the analogue with the digital, she mixes materials and technologies in inventive ways. Her curiosity has led her to create phygital experiences, experimenting with materials, techniques, sound, and surroundings.

In this talk, we explore creative expression through phygital experiences — spaces where physicality and technology meet, and where play opens the door to a more intuitive creative flow. Tina reflects on experimentation as a core design practice, how personal projects feed into client work, and how tools like AI can support — but not replace — a designer’s creative voice.

👀 Read the article on our website: https://karalyte.com/what-is-a-phygital-experience-tina-touli-on-creative-experimentation-across-mediums/

👥 For more inspiration:

Join our Substack community at https://creativity.bloomerangas.com and subscribe to the Bloomerangas YouTube channel https://studio.youtube.com/@bloomerangas.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit creativity.bloomerangas.com/subscribe

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How do our emotions influence creativity?

mardi 23 décembre 2025 • Durée 10:48

Today we felt a little down, so we went out for dessert — because for us, dessert is a kind of therapy that always works. 🍰✨

We talk about our emotions and how they influence our creativity. We reflect on communication and how it can shift a dynamic and create a safe space to be yourself — and for others to feel safe around you. We also talk about how emotions build up when they stay unspoken, the courage it takes to communicate honestly, and how small routines and little joys help us move through down days.

As this year comes to an end, we’re wishing you a beautiful holiday season and a gentle start to the new year. Thank you for being with us, for listening, and for sharing this space with us — we’re really grateful to have you here.

💬 What routines help you through those down days? We’d love to hear.

✨ Subscribe to our Substack channel https://creativity.bloomerangas.com , and let’s jump into 2026 together.

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