16 episodes
Reimagine Saïd Business School
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4.9 • 30 Ratings
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Reimagine is a new and original podcast series from the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at Oxford University’s Said Business School, presented by Peter Drobac.
In this series we meet the visionaries, the disruptors, the world’s problem-solvers, who are taking up the challenge of fixing the bits of our world that are broken.
The people who see things differently, and we need them now more than ever.
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Tetris in a Minecraft World
In episode 6 Peter Drobac talks to Rachel Botsman about the two X factors of 2020 – leadership and trust.
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Social Reset
In episode 5 Peter Drobac talks to a woman dismantling inequality at its roots, a pioneer of the lived experience leadership movement – Baljeet Sandhu.
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Economic Reset
In episode 4 Peter Drobac talks radical economic change with the woman who was very nearly Iceland’s president, Halla Tómasdóttir.
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Climate Reset
In episode 3 Peter Drobac reimagines what our future could be like if we reset how we live with global climate action leader Christiana Figueres.
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Health Reset
In episode 2, Peter Drobac talks to global health activist Joia Mukherjee about reimagining our health systems in an age of pandemics, and catches up with “the man who would cure the world”, Paul Farmer.
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Redwoods In Rwanda
In the first episode of the new series Peter Drobac explores why we need to seize the Covid-19 moment to radically redesign our systems so they are fit for purpose. He talks to two visionaries who are revolutionising the story of who we are and the way we engage with the world – institutional innovator Indy Johar and philosopher Roman Krznaric.
Customer Reviews
Food for thought
Provides just enough original views of the world to keep you thinking after the podcast ends but not so much to make you lose focus during the episode.
Would love to hear an episode on the increasingly blurred lines in defining CSR vs. charity, corporate philanthropy, community engagement, etc. and how companies view their work along the spectrum of concessionality.
A Breath of Fresh Air
There’s nothing predictable or gilded about this podcast. It’s like being guided through an exciting yet pragmatic possibility of what the world could look like in the coming decades.
Full of pragmatic optimism
I love the host - he asks thoughtful well-informed questions that lead to interesting conversation. It’s like eavesdropping on the smartest and most compassionate people in the room.