Pan-Optic Podcast
Arts & Culture Podcasts
Pan-Optic is a podcast featuring conversations between a critical theorist and a management consultant, cohosts (and longtime friends) Juan Pablo Melo and Jason Margaritis respectively. They met during a monotonous work assignment at a Washington-based government contractor in 2013. Jason and Juan Pablo sought refuge in daily extended work breaks musing about the limits of knowledge, the organizations of power, the regrets of Thrasymachus, and so on. Later, Jason received his MA in Government and MBA from Johns Hopkins University. Today, he works as a management consultant specializing in strategic communications and org change. Jason is particularly interested in affecting stakeholder beliefs, behaviors, and culture. Juan Pablo is a doctoral candidate at Stanford University's Program in Modern Thought and Literature. His research interests span media theory, literature, architecture, art history, urban theory, and science and technology studies. "We made this podcast to continue exploring the intersections of our respective disciplines, in a way that others might find useful. Pan-Optic relates theories of communication, power, and technology to practical institutional issues, and everyday life." Become a part of the conversation at www.panopticpod.com.
Location:
United States
Genres:
Arts & Culture Podcasts
Description:
Pan-Optic is a podcast featuring conversations between a critical theorist and a management consultant, cohosts (and longtime friends) Juan Pablo Melo and Jason Margaritis respectively. They met during a monotonous work assignment at a Washington-based government contractor in 2013. Jason and Juan Pablo sought refuge in daily extended work breaks musing about the limits of knowledge, the organizations of power, the regrets of Thrasymachus, and so on. Later, Jason received his MA in Government and MBA from Johns Hopkins University. Today, he works as a management consultant specializing in strategic communications and org change. Jason is particularly interested in affecting stakeholder beliefs, behaviors, and culture. Juan Pablo is a doctoral candidate at Stanford University's Program in Modern Thought and Literature. His research interests span media theory, literature, architecture, art history, urban theory, and science and technology studies. "We made this podcast to continue exploring the intersections of our respective disciplines, in a way that others might find useful. Pan-Optic relates theories of communication, power, and technology to practical institutional issues, and everyday life." Become a part of the conversation at www.panopticpod.com.
Twitter:
@Panopticpod
Language:
English
Website:
https://www.panopticpod.com/
Email:
panopticpod@gmail.com
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Duration:01:09:05
#17 - Radicalization + Ideology (P3) - Notions of the Good & Strategic Communications
Duration:00:51:06
The Protestant Ethic, Instrumentalizing Everything, and Devotion to Work
Duration:01:06:45
#16 - Radicalization + Ideology (P2) - Values, Discrimination, & Reliably Identifying Ideology
Duration:00:59:01
#15 - Radicalization + Ideology (P1) - How to Recruit Pawns & Influence Behavior
Duration:00:52:39
#14 - Philosophers in Firms P.2 - Information Ethics & Philosophically Grounding Change Management
Duration:01:37:44
#13 - Philosophers in Firms P.1 - The Organizational Statement of Ethics & Thought Leadership
Duration:01:04:06
#12 - A Prescient Account of Big Data: Democracy and Control
Duration:02:09:34
#11 - Communications and Law: Why Did We Outsource War Fighting to Corporations After 9/11?
Duration:01:27:44
#10 - Transformation of the Public Sphere
Duration:01:20:34
#9 - A Critical Perspective on Automation in the Growth Economy P.2
Duration:01:03:32
#8 - A Critical Perspective on Automation in the Growth Economy P.1
Duration:01:02:35
Rambling Politics New Year 2020
Duration:02:10:25
#7 - Does Automation Kill Jobs?
Duration:01:01:12
Holiday Special 2019
Duration:01:34:09
#6 - Should We Be Strategic? A Debate.
Duration:01:24:58
#5 - What is Strategic Communication?
Duration:01:24:21
#4 - The Socratic Method, Truth, and Strategy
Duration:01:28:44
Joker, Scorsese, & Kluge: Should Cinema Serve the Body Politic?
Duration:01:01:52
#3 - Artificial Intelligence and the End of Reason
Duration:01:21:30