Legible Practices // The ReGen podcast by C-Cube

This is the first episode of "Legible Practices", the official ReGen podcast! The intention is to feature all the people who are inspiring us to make of ReGen a true project for community development🍀

On this first cut, we featured Rahul Bhargava, a brilliant researcher and educator, who is co-author of databasic.io. He took us on a journey behind how data has historically been used to keep people in fear, whereas playfulness is the antidote to get all of us data-creative.

We also created a small mind map with the highlights of the episode here (   ), in case you are curious and want to follow the conversation with it in hand🤓

On our next episode, we are featuring Janne Kunze from Dook1, who kickstarted a trippy project called "Data Democracy"

ReGen Team🤿

Legible Practices #1 // Rahul Bhargava

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On this episode of Legible Practices, we dived into Data Democracy, a project created by Jane Kunze, from Dokk1. 

Jane saw many years before some of her colleagues that citizens needed to trust their local library more when it came to their digital life. Online technologies were already moving so fast in the early 10's, that confusion, frustration and self-preserving ignorance was gradually seeing in library-users regarding the potential and threats that came with the web🌗

Data Democracy went through the trial-and-error of creating a space for the "average citizen" to drop by, and get curious about how grasping the use of data better could improve their daily life radically🚀 

Check this episodes mind map here👉 https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVO3VXrfA=/?share_link_id=859871331527


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Legible Practices #2 // Jane Kunze

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We are back with another deep conversation🤿 

Andy Wright from Never Not Creative has been a huge inspiration since day one. His impulse to collectively address mental health issues across the creative industry in Australia has a tinge of simplicity and grace that makes it groundbreaking✨

We are onto a similar mission, by trying to encourage young people to craft and inquire across sectors, topics and purposes🔎 On this conversation, we picked Andy's brain until the very end, and the result is just delicious!

Check NNC amazing array of initiatives for-creatives-by-creatives here: nevernotcreative.org🌶️

Legible Practices #3 // Andy Wright

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If you haven't heard of Matthew Manos before, this may change your life. Really😮

Apart from founding a Design Startegy firm called verynice, Matthew sparked a disrupting trend, where you give half of your work for free, and still stay sustainable. WHAT?

Yes! And, on top of that, he created a framework called Models of Impact, where you get to your ideal business model by throwing dices and using your imagination🔥

On this conversation, we tapped into Matthew's mindset and approach behind his creations, how you can be confident in birthing your own inventions, and how his work has inspired ReGen from the very beginning✨

Legible Practices #4 // Matthew Manos

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On this conversation, Leti and Ale from the Danish team share their experience in working with their local team and their interregional colleagues🤝 

Besides discussing the importance of facing obstacles, and why they chose the topic of "Friendship & Integration", the following two quotes sum it up very neatly:

Ale: "I saw all our colleagues trying to improve themselves, to challenge each other through questions, to think out of the box " 🧠

 Leti: "We want to find a bridge between cultures, and it was beautiful to end up talking about friendship, because it's what really brings integration" ❤️

ReGen Team🗺️

Legible Practices #6 // Alessia & Laetitia

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Until now, we have shared with you the most inspiring people behind the ideation of ReGen. Now, we want to show off the true protagonists of the project: our participants🌟  

On this conversation, Ida and Daniela from the Norwegian team share their motivations behind joining ReGen, and the thrill of creating community research. Besides addressing the process that led to their topic ("Unwritten rules and youth awareness"), the following two quotes sum our talk up very neatly:

Ida: ”The project woke up something personal in me, while meeting all of you guys, and traveling abroad to work in the way we did”🚀

Daniela: ”It was very interesting not to see what was actually coming. I really like to keep things a bit more open, and it was very nice to see that nobody in the camp really knew it either”🔎

ReGen Team🍉

Legible Practises #5 // Ida & Daniela

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The last team is finally featured!

Aannguaq René J Hansen and Lilian Aronsen shared strong testimonies on behalf of the Greenlandic team⚡

From how their government gives them double-edge life advices, to how young people are recovering their ancestral culture through tattoos, Lilia and Aannguaq shared very heartful insights on Greenlandic diversity and challenges💡

Aannguaq: "Despite the uncertainty in the beginning, we managed to solve the puzzle. It's a very interesting project, and I think it brings a very different way of data-collection, which can be huge"

Lilian: "My interviewee didn't know about the Danish commonwealth we are a part of. After our interview, she told me that my questions were so interesting, that now she had a small identity crisis"

ReGen Team🔥

Legible Practices #7 // Aannguaq & Lilian

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The last episode is here!

We decided to end up this first saga of Legible Practices with the person and the project that inspired the seed for ReGen🌱

Robert has been creating projects and platforms for the last 30 years, for young people to act more empowered🔥

He founded an organization called Youthful Cities, which produced a massive data-campaign led by young people in Canada, called Pivot 2020🧭

We took up the challenge of implementing a similar root to Pivot 2020 in Scandinavia, with a stronger focus on networking and project-making among our participants✨

There's a mind map to make your listening experience much more rich here:https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVOsls5IU=/?share_link_id=771824629839

Talk to you soon with more updates!

ReGen Team🌍

Legible Practices #9 // Robert Barnard

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A key element in all healthy partnerships is to learn from the people you are collaborating with. If that doesn't happen, there's something fishy going on underneath🐟

With the help of Thomas Garde, Asger Glock and Rökkvi Dýrason we did not only enjoy a flexible, inclusive and creative process design for ReGen vol.1, but we also learned a lot while getting to know them better✨

On this episode, Thomas, on behalf of all the process team, lays out a very accessible a,b,c on why process design can be a great addition to make your work meaningful, while we recap his personal quest on becoming a KaosPilot✈️

Remember that you can follow up the conversation with the help of a colorful mind map here 👉https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVOqLE4X8=/?share_link_id=609494662127

Cheers!

ReGen Team🎻

Legible Practices #8 // Thomas Garde

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Growing social tissue as a silent startup.

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