Ep. #104: Curiosity and Non-Obvious Thinking with Rohit Bhargava

01/14/20 • 28 min

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Trend curator, marketing expert and best selling author Rohit Bhargava declares: "Learning to use non-obvious thinking has a valuable side effect: It makes you more curious, observant, and understanding of the world around you.” He had me at "Be curious." Theme music by Sean Balick; “Turning on the Lights" by Speakeasy, via Blue Dot Sessions. Join us next time when dancer, choreographer, and educator Erin Foreman-Murray explores curiosity as embodied and expressed in dance.

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Ep. #103: Why Should This Be So? with Susan Engel

Susan Engel, professor of psychology at Williams College, has made a career of studying the ebb and flow of curiosity in our lives. "There is no curiosity script," she says. and "it's almost impossible to cultivate curiosity in others without it in your own life." What's an educator -- or parent -- to do? The latest in our Curiosity Studies series! Theme music by Sean Balick; "Curious Case" by The Cabinetmarkers, via Blue Dot Sessions.

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Ep. #105: Dance & Embodied Curiosity with Erin Foreman-Murray

"Dance is how I practice curiosity. It is the vehicle through which I'm asking questions about the world -- and investigating questions about the world. " So says dancer, choreographer, educator and American University professor Erin Foreman-Murray in this lovely conversation about dance and embodied curiosity with C2BC intern Michela Dwyer. Theme and other music thanks to Sean Balick. Join us next time when doctor-turned-cobbler Casey Kerrigan shares her mission to build a better shoe!