Lisa Kay Solomon, Designer in Residence at the Stanford d.school, shares powerful insights from her acclaimed national bestseller, Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations that Accelerate Change and Create Better Businesses - a book that has been translated into over a dozen languages.

Moments of Impact is a practical guide for leaders who need to drive meaningful change through better strategic conversations. Co-authored by innovation strategists Chris Ertel and Lisa Kay Solomon, the book tackles the problem of ineffective meetings in a fast-moving world. Designed for leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and changemakers, it offers clear principles, real-world cases, and a 60-page Starter Kit to help you design conversations that accelerate impact and shape the future.

A leading educator, futurist, and design strategist, Lisa helps individuals and institutions navigate complexity and shape a more resilient, equitable future through futures thinking and design. She leads groundbreaking initiatives like Vote by Design and The Future’s Happening, and teaches visionary courses like Inventing the Future. Her work spans K-12 education, executive leadership, and global platforms. Recognized by Thinkers50 and ixDA, Lisa’s impact extends through her teaching, speaking, and widely viewed LinkedIn Learning courses.

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Stanford d.school’s Lisa Kay Solomon on Designing Strategic Conversations

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This month we’re having a break from my usual ‘Conversations’ radio show for Saturo Sounds, to bring you a 2 hour special mix from me, showcasing the best current tracks from the world of progressive breaks.

	1.	JodaCode feat. Skyline Tigers - ‘Tapestry of life (Don Longton remix)’ [Arbor recordings]
	2.	Matty Wright feat. Francesca Payne - ‘Moonraker (Instrumental mix)’ [Critical Elements]
	3.	Electronic Youth - ‘In the silence (RGK vocal mix)’ [Astir breaks]
	4.	Downgrooves - ‘Moonwatcher’ [Arbor recordings]
	5.	Ben Summers - ‘The great let go’ [Prognosis]
	6.	Mark Tammo - ‘Rendered discourse (Mista Twist & Latex Zebra remix)’ [Prognosis]
	7.	Downgrooves - ‘Alpha echo 35’ [Arbor recordings]
	8.	Switchcraft - ‘Her love’ [Foxtrot Alpha recordings]
	9.	Focus FL & Mike Bentley - ‘Dawn mist (Ranj Kaler’s second wind remix)’ [Critical Elements]
	10.	Dan & Dan - ‘End game’ [Prognosis]
	11.	Broken Chair - ‘Kalliwack’ [Prognosis]
	12.	Mista Twist & Latex Zebra - ‘Tears in rain [Prognosis]
	13.	Mind at Large - ‘Homecoming (Lee Jordan remix)’ [Astir breaks]
	14.	Dan & Dan - ‘Welcome to the future (RGK future dub mix)’ [Prognosis]
	15.	Lost Astronaut & Rick Carbonell - ‘Down’ [Prognosis]
	16.	Downgrooves - ‘Earthlight’ [Arbor recordings]
	17.	Broken Chair - ‘Chosen one’ [Astir breaks]
	18.	Quivver - ‘Twist & shout (Bootleg breakbeat mix)’ [Electro Wizard records]
	19.	Doug Crawford - ‘Repose’ [Astir breaks]
	20.	EMF - ‘They’re here (Framewerk rewerk)’ [Capital Heaven]
	21.	Sunscreem - ‘Perfect motion (Sean McClellan remix)’ [Unreleased]
	22.	Sunscreem - ‘Perfect motion (Heller & Farley's Boy's Own mix)’ [BMG music]
	23.	Tom Demac - ‘It never rains’ [XII series]

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Regina Cates, The Real Conversations Jesus Wants Us to Have.

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“If we were never meant to be, why bother in the first place?!?”

lyrics💔

I wish that I could’ve been better for you
I think my heart has enough room now for two
Even though the night was long we both could push through
Is this better to do? 
Maybe try something new!
You’re my lullaby (x4)

You bring out the worst in me 
Why can’t you see
Broken viles in my room 
This all left a sting  
Yeah I thought we were real
I thought it would all change
Bad habits die hard 
I still took all the blame
Now it’s night after after dealing with the same thing
Am I right or am I wrong 
Nothing seems to be the key 
A empty cigarette box 
Sitting on the kitchen sink
I guess you could’ve fooled me 
But that’s not to believe
I cannot show my face 
To my friends tomorrow
They told me you were nothing 
But emptiness and sorrow 
I chose my own way 
Despite of the look 
Put myself through that hell
I can see what it took
Im giving you, your space 
No I don’t care what you say
Yeah It took awhile but I found your place 
Watch you fall far away 

I wish that I could’ve been better for you
I think my heart has enough room now for two
Even though the night was long we both could push through
Is this better to do? 
Maybe try something new!
You’re my lullaby (x4)

my scared lullaby (RONNIE SETIADI)

This song is my reinterpretation/remix of "Conversations" by Juice WRLD. my version switches up the theme, by rapping about money, grind, women, guns and resilience. My goal was to give the track a nice bouncy vibe shift while still paying homage to Juice. Y'all let me know if you want more mainstream remixes in the future. As always, I hope you enjoy and thanks for listening🙏🏽🎶☁️

Lyrics:
Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah (Nah, Nah, Nah)
Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah
(The devil in my phone)
Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah
(Yeah, Yeah, Yeah)
Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah

Yeah, Devil in my phone, he wanna talk (he wanna talk to me)
But I'm not really up for conversations (not feeling up to it)
I can make a band and spend it too (I probably could)
But those are things that come to realization
Yeah, my money never idle, my money never idle
So much money in my pocket, I go crazy, I go psycho
Yeah, .22 on my hip
Got a AK in my closet
Sniper on my wall, I'm surprised that you ain't spot that

The devil on my phone, he wanna talk (I'm surprised he wanna talk)
But I'm not really up for conversations (Yeah, I'm not really up)
I can have my cake and eat it too (I can have it all)
I just gotta make a reservation

Yeah, I forgot that I be flex-heavy
I be off that good gas
Yeah, I can't even function, baby
I been fucked up too bad
Yeah, I'm too high to conversate
Take a bad bitch on a date
I'm a nasty motherfucker, I'ma fuck on her face

Yeah, the devil in my phone, he wanna talk (Yeah, the devil wanna talk)
But I'm not really up for conversations (Do I really have to talk?)
I can have my cake and eat it too (No, no, no, no)
I just gotta make a reservation

All about timin', timin', timing
Yeah, I'll never do drugs
Always focused on assignments
Yeah, I got my red dot aligning
Doing what I take pride in
They tell me keep my chin up, and baby girl, I been grindin'
Yeah, I roll up, blow smoke
Yeah, I inhale, don't choke
Yeah, I'm too high, not broke
Well guess what, now you fucking know
Yeah, Yeah
I could pull up in a Lambo
There's nowhere that I can't go
Bitch, don't try me cause I'm strapped up like I'm Rambo

Yeah, the devil in my phone, he wanna talk
But I'm not really up for Conversations (Yeah, I bet I'm not)
I can have my cake and eat it too (I can even eat it)
I just gotta make a reservation

It's all about timin', timin', timing
It's all about timin', timin', timing
It's all about timin', timin', timing
It's all about timin', timin', timing, whoa

The devil in my phone, he wanna talk (Yeah, I know he wanna chat)
But I'm not really up for conversations (I really don't wanna chat)
I can have my cake and eat it too (Yeah, I can eat it all)
I just gotta make a reservation (Fuck it, yeah yeah)

CONVERSATIONS (Freestyle)

Words I Hope Save You is a podcast about strength, softness, and the spaces in between. Through short reflections, I explore life’s transitions, shifting dreams, grief, love, resilience, and the quiet lessons found in everyday moments that can help us see the bigger picture. These aren’t instructions or answers, but audio letters and honest stories shared in the hope that they resonate with your own journey.
If you’ve ever felt in-between versions of yourself, or longed to slow down in a world that asks you to rush, this is a space to breathe, reflect, and remember that your softness is your power.

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There has been a lot of violence in our country over the past week. In this episode, Chris and Jeremy are discussing how to keep the conversations going and share a resource to help you navigate this difficult topic.
Courageous Conversations for Youth: Gun Violence - https://www.umcyoungpeople.org/lead/courageous-conversations-for-youth-gun-violence?fbclid=IwY2xjawM38A1leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF5ZEZFbm00SWRpNmJ4VXA1AR6K5aAnZUDsI9K185UwSVHfcWfvbk83PbupH6Xv-xz9C4XUsdRqjIjt1ZFRkw_aem_AIRfy-32QGWfNLg2cWc7nA

Episode 190 - Conversations on Violence

Conversations 110 – with Andrew Gemmell

Listen to my latest ‘Conversations’ radio show for Saturo Sounds. This month we’re very excited for the return of an incredible DJ and fellow Saturo Sounds resident – Andrew Gemmell

 
With Andrew Gemmell

01. Anthony Middleton – ‘What could have been’ [Get Physical]
02. Mike Griego – ‘I forgot how to rock n roll’ [Afterglow records]
03. Oniris – ‘All over me’ [Balance music]
04. Oniris – ‘Stand by me’ [Balance music]
05. Mind of Us – ‘Sanctum’ [Controlled Substance]
06. Patch Park – ‘Shine on’ [District Rec]
07. Sleepless Skies – ‘The one (Digital Mess remix)’ [JEE productions]
08. Stereo Underground – ‘Dopamine’ [Songspire records]
09. Secretly Famous – ‘Close your eyes’ [Big Toys production]

– 
 
And John-Paul Sykes
 
01. Chris Coles – ‘The dissent (The Idahoan’s garnet spring mix)’ [Prognosis]
02. Franky Carbon-E – ’Sun storm (Nicolas Barnes remix)’ [Critical Elements]
03. Hector Cortes – ‘Moments of space’ [Critical Elements]
04. Thaddeus (US) – ‘Talk to me’ [Critical Elements]
05. Mark Tammo – ‘Rendered discourse (Sean Harvey remix)’ [Prognosis]
06. Ian Dillon – ‘Ripcurl’ [Arbor recordings]
06. Ian Dillon – ‘Pitchdrift’ [Arbor recordings]
07. Ryn Kalos – ‘Eternity’ [Prognosis]
08. Nuage – ‘Red line (Tim Engelhardt remix)’ [House of Youth]
09. D*Note – ’The Garden of Earthly Delight (Lee Burridge & Lost Desert Revisit)’ [All day I dream]
10. Slacker – ‘Scared (The lonely traveller)’ [Loaded]


For more mixes by Andrew go to: https://soundcloud.com/andrew-gemmell-1


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"Conversations" is more than a song — it’s a prayer, a reflection, and a dialogue with God.

After a lifetime of pain, loss, and redemption, Yung Malo sits down with the Creator to express pure gratitude — for the blessings, the lessons, and the strength built through struggle.

This track dives deep into themes of faith, forgiveness, resilience, and self-love, reminding us that the hardest battles often teach the most beautiful truths. From the streets to serenity, it’s a story about finding peace in presence and strength in surrender.

🎶 Genre: Spiritual Hip Hop / Conscious Rap / Soul

🔥 For fans of: NF, Joyner Lucas, Lecrae, J. Cole, Kevin Gates

✨ “Every scar is a story, every tear is a seed.”

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Conversations

This week, Chris and Jeremy wrap up our Conversations on Violence series by discussing lament.

Episode 192 - Conversations on Violence (Part 3)

Breaks from Conversations 3 – mixed by J.P Sykes

This month we’re having a break from my usual ‘Conversations’ radio show for Saturo Sounds, to bring you a 2 hour mix from me, showcasing the best current tracks from the world of progressive breaks.
 
01. Downgrooves’ – Moonwatcher (Giddy UK remix)’ [Arbor recordings]
02. N-Joi – ‘Anthem (Framewerk rewerk)’ [Capital Heaven]
03. ESSCO – ‘Suburbia (Mista Twist & Latex Zebra remix)’ [Pro B tech music]
04. N01D – ‘No time (Terje Saether takes a break mix)’ [Evader records]
05. Glenn Molloy – ‘Polygons (Mike Bentley remix)’ [Prognosis]
06. Broken Chair – ‘Beneath the surface’ [Prognosis]
07. Switchcraft – ‘Her love (Johnny B remix)’ [Foxtrotalpha recordings]
08.  Matty Wright – ‘Flying embers’ [Prognosis]
09. Ryn Kalos – ‘Belle epoque (Focus FL remix)’ [Prognosis]
10. Chris Coles – ‘The dissent (Doug Crawford remix)’ [Prognosis]
11. Broken Chair – ‘Falling’ [Prognosis]
12. Jakke – ‘Father world mama earth (Framewerk rewerk)’ [Capital Heaven]
13. Downgrooves - ‘Discovery’ [Arbor recordings]
14. Lost Astronaut & Rick Carbonell - ‘Metamorphosis’ [Prognosis]
15. Stereo Mind – ‘Time is up (Lee Jordan Remix)’ [Emotional Content]
16. Sarah McLachlan – ‘Possession (Rabbit In the Moon Mix)’ [Arista]
17. Anna Din – ‘No angel (Framewerk rewerk)’ [Capital Heaven]
18. Thaddeus (US) – ‘Is This Real (Mike Bentley Remix)’ [Critical Elements]
19. Doug Crawford – ‘Haze (Sean McClellan Vapor Mix)’ [Prognosis]
20. Erik Bruce – ‘Astral Drift (Selsi breaks on impact Remix)’ [Prognosis]
21. Electronic Youth - ‘In the silence’ [Astir breaks]
22. Reedasounds – ‘Dogs on acid (Johnny B Remix)’ [Prognosis]
23. K-Klass – ‘Let me show you (Framewerk rewerk)’ [Capital Heaven]
24. Nick Warren, Black 8 – ‘Freedom call (Richie Blacker satisfy your acid addiction remix)’ [NATIV]



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Épisode #28 - Les 3 pièges du leadership et comment les éviter

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We are three mothers at different stages of parenting from three different cultures who share a love of the night sky.

The second installment of recorded conversations with Dr. Isabel Trecco Hawkins and Dr. Aparna Venkatesan and myself. Dr. Hawkins is an astronomer, Senior Scientist, and Director of the Osher Fellowship at the Exploratorium. Dr. Venkatesan is a cosmologist, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at University of San Francisco, and an advocate of preserving dark skies and active in space policy.

Additional installments forthcoming.

A new, in-progress body of work - recorded conversations and hand formed paper.

Recordings made with support from The Space Program SF. Recordings edited with Brian Delaney.

Conversation with Dr. Isabel Hawkins and Dr. Aparna Venkatesan (Part 2)

Julia Goodman, artist 
www.jagoodman.com
juliaannegoodman@gmail.com

We are three mothers at different stages of parenting from three different cultures who share a love of the night sky.

The first installment of recorded conversations with Dr. Isabel Trecco Hawkins and Dr. Aparna Venkatesan and myself. Dr. Hawkins is an astronomer, Senior Scientist, and Director of the Osher Fellowship at the Exploratorium. Dr. Venkatesan is a cosmologist, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at University of San Francisco, and an advocate of preserving dark skies and active in space policy.

Additional installments forthcoming.

A new, in-progress body of work - recorded conversations and hand formed paper.

Recordings made with ongoing support from The Space Program SF. Recordings edited with Brian Delaney. First installment edited with support from LABA Bay Area.

Conversation with Dr. Isabel Hawkins and Dr. Aparna Venkatesan (Part 1)

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John-Paul was raised in West Yorkshire in the UK and has been obsessed with dance music ever since hearing Sasha at Back to Basics in the early nineties. Labels such as Strictly Rythmn, Limbo and Guerilla shaped his teenage years, as did weekly trips to Renaissance, Up yer Ronson and Cream to pay homage to his heroes - Sasha & John Digweed. John-Paul began DJing in pubs in Yorkshire when he was just 16, but it wasn't until he moved to London that he found the scene he was looking for.

Running club nights soon followed, alongside long-time collaborator Robin Arnold – including the legendary 'Biotech' parties on the south coast. Everything clicked into place with his Farringdon based night 'Futurism', located around the corner from Fabric. The essence of the night was to push DJ's that were thought to represent the future of progressive house, and John-Paul DJed alongside exceptional talents such as Steve Gerrard, Nigel Marcussen and Matt Simpson. In 2005 John-Paul moved to the USA, and quickly found like-minded DJs such as Jeffrey Collins and Quantum, and immediately gained a monthly residency in The Pearl Bar in Columbus, Ohio.

John-Paul has since returned to the UK and secured a residency on Saturo Sounds Radio. He runs a monthly show called 'Conversations', which has been running for over 8 years. The idea behind the show is to ask one of his favourite DJs to do a guest mix, which he uses as inspiration for his set. It's following has gone from strength to strength, with fantastic mixes from the likes of Ian Dillon, Kiz Pattison, Samuel Lamont, Jon Towell, Matty Wright, Lee Jordan Nick Craddock and many more up & coming DJ's. He’s also provided guest mixes for Subcode Radio, Progressive House Classics, MixPub, Proton and many more. 

Recently John-Paul and Robin Arnold have brought the Futurism brand back to life, with their own label and productions. Their first ‘Collective Futurism EP’ is being released on Saturo Sounds label in 2023. Both tracks and remixes 'Vladivostok' and 'Third fiddle' have been getting fantastic feedback and support from a lot of great DJs.

Always passionate about pushing the deep and dark, intelligent sounds represented in his mixes, John-Paul continues to move with the scene, but never deviates from the progressive sound that first moved him nearly 30 years ago.

Yung Malo creates music addressing socio-economic, political, and environmental issues giving listeners 360 insight and perspective.


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Youth ministry is not a solo sport, but far too often youth workers feel like they have to do it alone. We are here to help with that. Every week some of the top United Methodist youth workers offer free resources from their real-world ministries. You’ll find everything from games to downloadable lessons to coaching on how to put together a budget.

We hope that when you get online to work, you don’t feel like you have to do it all yourself. We want to be the first place you turn for games, lessons, ideas, coaching, and personal devotions.

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