Students Incorporated

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Welcome to Students Incorporated, a podcast where business, education, technology, and design come together in meaningful and engaging conversations. Hosted by Mr. Jason, a business professional turned educator, this podcast is driven by his marketing students, who help create and produce every episode. Each week, we bring you insightful interviews with industry leaders, inspiring stories, practical advice, and thought-provoking discussions that are both informative and uplifting. Whether you’re an educator looking for fresh ideas, a student exploring career paths, an entrepreneur seeking inspiration, or a creative mind eager to learn, Students Incorporated has something for you. Join us as we explore real-world topics, bust myths, and share knowledge that bridges the gap between learning and doing. Produced by students from the International Community School of Bangkok. Follow us on Instagram: @studentsincorporated

  1. 12h ago

    Purpose, Peaks, and Persuasion: Leadership Secrets with Danny Bobrow

    Join us as we sit down with communication expert, mountaineer, and entrepreneur Danny Bobrow. Danny breaks down how young leaders can master public speaking, navigate difficult conversations, and build purpose-driven businesses that make a real difference in their communities. In this episode, you will learn: Purpose Beyond Profit: Why every young entrepreneur needs a core mission beyond making money.Persuasive Mindsets: Practical tools for applying Patient Persistence and Respectful Resilience.Lessons from the Peak: How mountaineering builds patience, composure, and leadership skills.Communication Mastery: First impression secrets, Second City improv tricks, and true active listening.Beating Stage Fright: Real advice for students who feel nervous before public speaking.

    Purpose, Peaks, and Persuasion: Leadership Secrets with Danny Bobrow

  2. Sep 9

    Global Security with Dr. Renanah Miles Joyce

    What does a Department of Defense (DoD) analyst actually do, and how do you build a successful career in foreign service and international security? In this episode, student co-hosts Lucy and Ceres interview Dr. Renanah Miles Joyce, Assistant Professor of Security Studies at Georgetown University, MIT research affiliate, and former Department of Defense analyst. Whether you're a high school or college student aspiring to enter international relations, defense policy, or diplomacy, this episode breaks down real-world intelligence analysis, civil-military relations, and actionable career advice for breaking into foreign service. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Inside the Department of Defense: What a foreign policy and defense analyst does day-to-day.Transitioning Policy to Academia: The shift from government policy work to pursuing a PhD at Columbia University.Core IR Superpowers: Essential skills students must build to thrive in international relations.Security Assistance & Defense Grants: What "security assistance" means in modern U.S. foreign policy and why it matters.Foreign Service Career Advice: The single best first step students can take today to launch a career in global security.Featured Guest: Dr. Renanah Miles Joyce — Assistant Professor of Security Studies at the Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University; Research Affiliate at the MIT Security Studies Program; Former Department of Defense Analyst.About the Podcast: Hosted by Mr. Jason alongside student co-hosts Lucy and Ceres, this podcast demystifies global affairs, foreign service, media literacy, and defense policy for the next generation of global leaders. Subscribe & Leave a Review: Enjoyed this episode? Don't forget to follow us on Spotify, rate the show 5 stars, and share this episode with anyone interested in foreign policy!

    Global Security with Dr. Renanah Miles Joyce

  3. Sep 2

    Personal Branding for Students: How to Build Your Digital Footprint

    Ready to stand out on college applications and job interviews without losing your authentic voice? In Episode 130, Mr. Jason, Lucy, Yachi, and Garn break down everything high school and university students need to know about personal branding. Whether you are starting from zero or ready to clean up your existing profiles, this episode gives you a step-by-step roadmap to showcase your real skills and values. In this episode, you will learn: What personal branding actually is and why it matters more than a plain paper resume.A 5-step framework to build a strong personal brand from scratch.How to align your digital footprint with your real-world reputation.Why keeping your unique human voice matters more than relying on generic AI tools.Quick privacy settings tips to protect your personal information online.Recent 2026 news trends on how top recruiters evaluate student LinkedIn profiles.Key Topics Covered: Student Career Advice, Personal Branding, Digital Footprint, College Admissions Tips, LinkedIn Strategy, Online Privacy for Teens. Don't forget to hit follow so you never miss an episode. Start building your future today!

    Personal Branding for Students: How to Build Your Digital Footprint

  4. Aug 26

    Game Design Psychology: Why Are Video Games So Addictive?

    Why do we tell ourselves "just one more level" at 3:00 AM? Welcome to the Season 5 kickoff of Students Incorporated! Join Mr. Jason, Midnight (Dorcas), Lucy, and Yachi as they decode the hidden psychology and behavioral mechanics built into modern video games. From dopamine loops and loot boxes to the Zeigarnik Effect and Sunk Cost Fallacy, we explore how games hook our brains—and whether violent games actually affect real-world behavior. Plus, we celebrate the positive mental benefits of gaming, count down the Top 10 Most Played Games Right Now, and cover tech headline news! Timestamps & Chapters 00:00 – Welcome to Season 5! Meet the New Team01:28 – What We Play: Resident Evil 4, Roblox, & Mario Kart02:22 – Sunk Cost Fallacy & The Daily Streak Trap03:40 – Loot Boxes, The Zeigarnik Effect, & The "Core Loop"05:05 – Variable Rewards, Near-Miss Effects, & B.F. Skinner's Rats06:39 – Do Violent Video Games Cause Aggression? (Psychology Research)08:08 – Community Announcement: ICS Senior Carnival08:35 – The Bright Side: Stress Relief, Problem Solving, & Community09:55 – Top 10 Most Played Games in the World (Over 1.5 Billion Players!)14:24 – Tech Headlines: Discord Streaming Suspended in Brazil, $115B iGaming, & Amazon’s Console-Free FutureFull Episode Show Notes Episode Summary In this season premiere of Students Incorporated, the team takes a deep dive into game design and psychology. We break down why game mechanics like variable rewards feel as addictive as slot machines, how unfinished game goals loop in our minds, and what major studies (like the APA) say about violent video games. Flipping the script, we also highlight how gaming builds problem-solving skills and global communities, wrap up with a countdown of the world's 10 biggest games, and bring you the latest industry headlines. Key Takeaways & Psychology Highlights The Core Loop: Modern game design relies on a four-step psychological feedback loop: Action -> Reward -> Upgrade -> Repeat.The Sunk Cost Fallacy: Players often keep logging in (or maintaining streaks) simply because they’ve already invested so much time, effort, or money.The Zeigarnik Effect: Unfinished tasks stay active in your memory. Being stuck in second place or missing a high score can literally loop in your brain for days until you play again!Variable Rewards & B.F. Skinner: Fixed rewards get boring, but unpredictable rewards trigger heavy dopamine anticipation—a concept proven by B.F. Skinner’s 1950s animal studies.Violent Games & Research: APA research confirms that violent games trigger an adrenaline surge and stress response, but there is a clear psychological disconnect between virtual play and real-world aggressionTop 10 Most Played Games Right Now and More Headline News Breakdown Discord Livestream Suspension$115 Billion iGaming MarketThe End of Consoles?

    Game Design Psychology: Why Are Video Games So Addictive?

  5. May 20

    Your Favorite Memory and What’s Next and Part 10 The Mystery of St. Augustine | Episode 128

    In our Season 4 finale, we take a moment to pause and reflect on a year of creativity, collaboration, and growth. This is a bittersweet episode as our host, Mr. Jason, sits down with the entire Students Incorporated production team to discuss the moments that defined their year and the exciting paths they are taking next. In this episode, you’ll hear: Personal Reflections: From the adrenaline of Varsity Volleyball championships and Tyler the Creator concerts to the simple joy of "majestic blue chairs" and the cold breeze of the studio AC. Global Horizons: Our team is heading across the globe! We share our plans for universities in Melbourne, Korea, the US, and Thailand, pursuing majors ranging from Law and Economics to Media Marketing and Conservation Biology. The Future of Humanity: Co-host VJ brings us a special edition of Headline News, exploring the 2026 landscape of AI-driven economies, the rise of floating cities, and NASA’s countdown to permanent lunar bases. The Grand Finale: We finally reach Part 10 of The Mystery of St. Augustine. Will the investigation finally come to a close? Final Words: Mr. Jason reflects on the evolution of the studio and the real-world experience of running a media company as a student. Join us for one last look at Season 4 as we celebrate the voices that made it happen. Because your voice matters.

    Your Favorite Memory and What’s Next and Part 10 The Mystery of St. Augustine | Episode 128

  6. May 13

    Is Social Media Dying? Inside the New Marketing Frontier and Story Part 9: The Mystery of St. Augustine | Episode 127

    In this episode, we break down: The Great Shift: Why Broadcast marketing is failing and why Resonance is the new ROI. Micro-Communities: Why consumers are fleeing to Digital Living Rooms and how brands can participate without breaking trust. The 2026 Dictionary: A deep dive into the top 10 terms you need to survive, from Agentic AI and Dark Social to GEO and De-influencing. The Story Part 9: A massive development in our 10-part serial that changes everything heading into the finale.

  7. May 6

    Redefining the News with Niki of Bitesize BKK and Story Part 8: The Mystery of St. Augustine | Episode 126

    In a world of information overload, Anutra (Niki) Chatikavanij is proving that short and snappy doesn't have to mean shallow. As the founder of Bitesize BKK, Niki has transformed the way Bangkok’s young professionals and expats consume news. In this episode, we dive into: The Gap in the Market: How a need for localized, high-substance English media led to the birth of a news startup in 2019.Brand DNA on TikTok: Navigating the digital evolution and staying authentic while expanding to new platforms.Community & Curation: The challenge of maintaining a neutral, concise voice in a landscape of sensationalism.Supporting the Ecosystem: How Bitesize BKK uses its platform to spotlight emerging startups and local brands.Join us as we explore how this fresh wave of media is helping the inquisitive stay informed without the burnout.

  8. Apr 29

    Story Intelligence with Author and Podcaster Gabrielle Dolan and Story Part 7: The Mystery of St. Augustine | Episode 125

    Facts tell, but stories sell. In an era of AI and deepfakes, human authenticity is the ultimate superpower. This week, we travel virtually to Australia to interview global storytelling expert and author Gabrielle Dolan. Learn how to move past corporate speak and use Gabrielle’s Four Types of Stories to influence, inspire, and connect. Then, stay tuned as we dive back into the unknown with Part 7 of our 10-part adventure: The Mystery of St. Augustine. Key Highlights: The Framework: Discover what Story Intelligence actually means.Finding Your Voice: How to turn ordinary moments into extraordinary narratives.Human vs. Machine: The one thing AI can never replicate in your stories.Best Practices: Practical tips to grab and hold your audience’s attention.Adventure Segment: A new chapter in our 10-part mystery series.Featured Guest: Gabrielle Dolan is a global pioneer in strategic storytelling, a seasoned corporate professional, speaker, and author of Story Intelligence. Now available online and in select bookstores.

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Welcome to Students Incorporated, a podcast where business, education, technology, and design come together in meaningful and engaging conversations. Hosted by Mr. Jason, a business professional turned educator, this podcast is driven by his marketing students, who help create and produce every episode. Each week, we bring you insightful interviews with industry leaders, inspiring stories, practical advice, and thought-provoking discussions that are both informative and uplifting. Whether you’re an educator looking for fresh ideas, a student exploring career paths, an entrepreneur seeking inspiration, or a creative mind eager to learn, Students Incorporated has something for you. Join us as we explore real-world topics, bust myths, and share knowledge that bridges the gap between learning and doing. Produced by students from the International Community School of Bangkok. Follow us on Instagram: @studentsincorporated

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  • Creator
    Students Inc Media
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    138
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    © International Community School 2024
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