The Disruption Lab
The Disruption Lab
Podcast Description
Step into the world of innovation with The Disruption Lab live podcast, where groundbreaking ideas and strategic insights come to life. Hosted by Kevin McGinnis and filmed in front of a live studio audience at Keystone Sessions, each episode brings you face-to-face with the visionaries reshaping industries and pioneering new paths in entrepreneurship.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, innovator, or professional eager to fuel your growth and unlock strategic collaboration, The Disruption Lab delivers the tools, stories, and wisdom from top industry disruptors and founders. Join us as we explore the minds of industry leaders to inspire and equip the next wave of disruptors.
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The podcast focuses on themes of innovation, entrepreneurship, and social change, featuring episodes that cover diverse topics such as accessibility challenges in healthcare, the importance of tech education for marginalized youth, and the impact of filmmaking on community development.
Step into the world of innovation with The Disruption Lab live podcast, where groundbreaking ideas and strategic insights come to life. Hosted by Kevin McGinnis and filmed in front of a live studio audience at Keystone Sessions, each episode brings you face-to-face with the visionaries reshaping industries and pioneering new paths in entrepreneurship.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, innovator, or professional eager to fuel your growth and unlock strategic collaboration, The Disruption Lab delivers the tools, stories, and wisdom from top industry disruptors and founders. Join us as we explore the minds of industry leaders to inspire and equip the next wave of disruptors.
Kansas City spent years preparing to welcome the world for the World Cup. Jessica Hong arrived as chief curator of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in the middle of it and noticed something the planning missed: the world was already here. The proof ran from Polish Hill to a Nelson-Atkins founded on Chinese art. Her answer was an exhibition of 16 local artists from nine countries, with no soccer ball in sight. Recorded live, Kevin McGinnis talks with Jessica about what a museum owes a civic moment, why liking art and recognizing its importance aren’t the same thing, and whether AI makes curators obsolete.
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