Origins Podcast with Ryan McGranaghan
Origins are conversations with thought-leaders across an eclectic mix of disciplines (science, engineering, art, and design), crafted specifically for the category-defying society that we live in. We explore the thoughts, passions, and stories that defined these pioneers’ fascinating trajectories, arriving at the origins of the pivotal moments across their lives. Draw inspiration for your own trajectory from the intellectual and spiritual electricity of these eclectic conversations.
Origins Podcast with Ryan McGranaghan
Dave Snowden - Sensemaking, complexity, and frameworks for living
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Season 4
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Episode 9
For years Dave Snowden has helped me understand how to navigate a complex world better than perhaps any other thinker. He draws so widely from all schools of thought in forming frameworks for sensemaking.
This episode is expanding. It will be with me for a long time and I hope it stays with you, too.
Read more at: https://www.originspodcast.co/episodes-1
Show Notes:
- Complicated vs complex (08:00)
- Paul Cilliers
- Dynamics in Action Alicia Juarrero
- Lecture: "How not to manage complexity"
- The Patterning Instinct Jeremy Lent (16:00)
- Tropes in narrative theory (17:50)
- Assemblage and 'lines of flight' -- Gilles Deleuze (18:10)
- Jacques Derrida 'Aporia' (22:20)
- How the light gets in Festival (29:15)
- Flourishing Salons (29:40)
- Cynefin Framework (24:00 & 32:50)
- Nora Bateson Origins episode (37:00)
- Bateson-Snowden "When Meaning Loses Its Meaning" (37:00)
- Stacey Matrix (39:00)
- Daily routines (50:00)
- Hope (51:10)
- Hope in the Dark Rebecca Solnit
- Theology of Hope Jürgen Moltmann
- Hope Without Optimism & Radical Sacrifice Terry Eagleton
- Krista Tippet 'muscular hope'
- Lightning Round (55:30)
- Book: Spirit in the World Karl Rahner
- Passion: Walking and rugby
- Heart Sing: New framework
- Screwed Up: senior leadership course at IBM
- Find Dave online:
- Twitter: @snowded
- The Cognitive Edge (Dave's blog)
- Sensemaker ethnographic tool
- 'Five-Cut Fridays’ five-song music playlist series