In this episode we gain inspiration from a blog post written by Alice Dundon , a barista from Berlin, entitled "Behind the Bar: 5 Ways to Build a Meaningful Network in a Coworking Space."

EP46 - How to build a network

In this episode, we're taking a critical look at this year’s Coworking Europe conference in Brussels. We look for a balance between the joy of seeing old friends and making new ones while examining an industry event that deserves to be stronger.

We also discuss a bothersome trend that we see in almost every conference, something that we’d like to see avoided in the future. We’ll share our highlights and lowlights from this year’s conference, and ask questions to help us find a way to improve our experiences and prospects of future events.

EP47 - Survivor’s Guide to Coworking Europe Brussels, Part 1

This week we tackle the idea of combining a freelance coworking space with a childcare service. Among many other valuable steps, you'll learn how the first step in building  this idea is separating and honing it into a more focused one.

EP43 - Coworking and childcare

Trying something new this week! Tune in for this quick riff on the fact that members come...and members go.

How does it feel when you put in a ton of work to bring people together, build an awesome community, and...people still leave? Not great...but what if you could change that?

You might be falling into a trap that lots of people do, and over-indexing the wrong thing when prominent members of your community go away, and what you can do to turn it around.

EP44 - What happens when people leave

When you think about a "classroom", what kind of room do you imagine? 

In this episode, Raechel French gives her insight into the collaborative process she uses to designing innovative schools. You'll be amazed what you can learn from her process to apply to your coworking space!

EP45 - How to adapt culture & space

In this episode we gain inspiration from a blog post written by Alice Dundon , a barista from Berlin, entitled "Behind the Bar: 5 Ways to Build a Meaningful Network in a Coworking Space."

Commenting on Alice's five points we shed some light on where and how we've experienced the pros and cons of these networking principles and address your most urgent networking questions with our usual not so traditional answers. 

This episode is a newer format we will continue to play with and we'd love to hear your thoughts about it! Keep us informed with your work or things you've seen that have inspired you and we'd love to have you as part of the show!

In this episode, we're taking  a critical look at this year’s Coworking Europe conference in Brussels. We look for a balance between the joy of seeing old friends and making new ones while examining an industry event that deserves to be stronger.

We also discuss a bothersome trend that we see in almost every conference, something that we’d like to see avoided in the future. We’ll share our highlights and lowlights from this year’s conference, and ask questions to help us find a way to improve our experiences and prospects of future events.

Part 2 of our Coworking Europe Brussels episode, originally broadcast December 16, 2016. 

In this episode, we're taking a critical look at this year’s Coworking Europe conference in Brussels. We look for a balance between the joy of seeing old friends and making new ones while examining an industry event that deserves to be stronger.

EP48 - Survivor’s Guide to Coworking Europe Brussels, Part 2

Our final episode in the year 2016! Alex and Adam explore a brand new segment called "Catchphrase" in which they share a common mantra spoken by staff and members of Indy Hall. In this episode, the catchphrase is: ask the f*cking members.

The guys also describe a time-honored Indy Hall tradition, our community Town Hall. They recall the origin, purpose, and best (and worst) examples of Town Hall through our history. 

They also, inadvertently, learn a valuable lesson out loud.

EP49 - Ask 👏 the 👏 members!

It's been almost three years and more than 50 episodes, and we're finally introducing Indy Hall's co-founder, Geoff DiMasi, to the show. [Heads up: this episode is PACKED with valuable lessons and exercises for how to get people to do things together, and this is one of my *favorite* episodes we've done for how personal and actionable it is.] Enjoy!

 Alex and Geoff's conversation couldn't be more timely for the New Year as they discuss setting achievable goals and the unbeatable fulfillment of actually making stuff.  Hear Geoff's personal recollection of Indy Hall's origin and how these community co-founders prioritize invitations and attainable ambitions.

EP50 - Community engagement strategies, straight from the streets of South Philly

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