Innotainment Podcast
Innotainment Podcast
Podcast Description
A business podcast for brilliant-but-overthinking founders. Join systems strategist Aga Gajownik (Innovation & Integration) and podcast strategist Rhianne Lovell-Boland (More Talk Media) as they unpack the Business Model Canvas with ADHD-friendly strategies, honest conversations and systems that work with your brain, not against it!
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Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of business modeling, customer segmentation, and effective value propositions. Episodes cover practical topics such as identifying ideal clients through experimentation and crafting human-centered value propositions that resonate. For instance, Episode 2 explores Customer Segments, focusing on the importance of defining who you serve to avoid burnout.
Brain Friendly Systems with Aga Gajownik is a weekly podcast for late-diagnosed neurodivergent professionals and leaders who are done with advice that doesn’t fit how their brain works. Hosted by Aga Gajownik, AuDHD practitioner, systems strategist, and founder of Innovation and Integration. Each episode covers the neuroscience, operational systems, and identity work that actually moves things forward. Published on Tuesdays. Based in Singapore. Working with professionals internationally.
A LinkedIn Live conversation about the pivot, what’s ending, and what’s launching on 30 June 2026
Innotainment is closing, and Brain Friendly Systems with Aga Gajownik launches soon.
In this solo episode, Aga walks through the year of running Innotainment: the operational learning curve, the decision to track qualitative signal over download numbers, and the personal rebuilding that came with returning to work after maternity leave while managing ADHD. She breaks down the three shifts that led to the pivot, a reframing conversation with an HR leader, the response to personal episodes about neurodivergence, and an AI experiment that clarified what she didn’t want to build, and the three-month process of naming the new show.
If you’ve ever sat with a pivot that felt bigger than it should, or wondered how to actually use qualitative data to make a decision, this one’s for you.
What’s covered
- Why Innotainment started, and why it’s ending
- The three things Aga was juggling during Innotainment’s first year (operational learning, resisting early optimisation, rebuilding professional identity)
- Why qualitative signal (messages, forwarded episodes, reactions) mattered more than download numbers, and what happened when she finally looked at the numbers
- The HR conversation that reframed who the work is for
- Why the personal episodes about ADHD and autism produced the strongest response, and the editorial line between sharing experience and doing therapy work
- The AI experiment, and why it confirmed Aga doesn’t want to build content tied to the news cycle
- The three-month process of naming Brain Friendly Systems, including the name that almost stuck and why it didn’t
- What this process can teach you about running your own pivot, using qualitative data, and staying in an experiment long enough to get a real signal
Brain Friendly Systems launches 30 June
Published on Tuesdays, a mix of solo episodes and guest conversations, focused on how late-diagnosed neurodivergent professionals, and people who suspect they might be but don’t have a diagnosis, build working lives that actually fit how their brains work.
Episode 1, “Start Here: What Are Brain Friendly Systems,” is already in production.
Links mentioned
- Suzanne Charlotte Voss – LinkedIn
- ING Singapore innovation project
- Rhianne Lovell-Boland – Linkedin / More talk media
- Brain Friendly Systems on Spotify
- Brain Friendly Systems on Apple Podcasts:
- Brain Friendly Systems on YouTube
- Innotainment archive on Podbean
- Aga’s Integration Notes newsletter signup
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Brain Friendly Systems is the continuation of the Innotainment Podcast. Past episodes remain available as archived history.
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