A weekly newsletter & conversation series from Peter Spear on human understanding & cultural insight in business.
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The week of September 14th
Trust
Above, Jess Graham on trust economy. Also, Kate Gage on AI factions. And, Gabe Bullard on eating alone.
Democracy
Also, Audrey Tang on AI governance. Also, Johnny Harris on democracy. Also, Nick Vlahos on opportunity....
Mark DePace on Community & Creativity
Mark DePace is Chief Creative Officer and a partner at Ghost Robot, a creative production studio in Brooklyn, NY, which he joined in 2005. He is the founder of Friendly City Creative Club, an advertising agency and retail space in Hudson, N...
The week of September 7th
Language
Above, Danny Bate on etymology. Also, Catherine Hobaiter and Nathaniel Dominy on firelight and speech. And, Mike Mariani on perception.
Culture
Above, Lola Salem on the post-cultural state. Also, Henry Farrell, Ali...
The week of August 31st
Meaning
Above, Katalin Wundke on semiotics. Also, Colin Gorrie on etymology of weird. And, Adam Aleksic on slop.
Play
Above, Justin Neuman on play and gamification. Also, Veronique Greenwood on lucid dreaming. Also, Joel Dav...
Richard Young on Place & Agency
Richard Young is the founder and executive director of CivicLex, a Lexington, Kentucky nonprofit he launched in 2017 that builds civic knowledge, strengthens relationships across the city, and pushes local institutions to be more res...
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I am an ethnographer and brand consultant in Hudson, New York. I help teams communicate and innovate more effectively, by helping them understand who they serve, and what drives them.
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