Episodios

  • Episode #6A (English) - Compostable Nappies for a Healthy Environment:

    Episode #6A (English) - Compostable Nappies for a Healthy Environment:
    Aug 16 2024
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    20 m
  • Episode #5A (English) - Mother Tongue Matters:

    Episode #5A (English) - Mother Tongue Matters:
    Jul 26 2024
    Originally recorded in German, this conversation has been seamlessly transformed into English by advanced AI technology. A vision more than a decade in the making has finally become a reality, offering high-quality and affordable translation. This breakthrough allows sustainability experts to connect with their audiences in their native languages, significantly enhancing communication and engagement. Guest: Amir Kehonjic, Head of Sales at vidby AG (https://vidby.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/amir-kehonjic/
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    22 m
  • Episode #5B (Deutsch) - Muttersprache zählt:

    Episode #5B (Deutsch) - Muttersprache zählt:
    Jul 26 2024
    Guest: Amir Kehonjic, Head of Sales at vidby AG (https://vidby.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/amir-kehonjic/
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    30 m
  • Episode #5C (French) - La langue maternelle compte:

    Episode #5C (French) - La langue maternelle compte:
    Jul 26 2024
    Cet épisode a été parfaitement transformée en français L’introduction du podcast est en anglais, comme d’habitude avec la musique d’intro. Initialement enregistré en allemand, cette conversation a été parfaitement transformée en français grâce à une technologie avancée d’intelligence artificielle. Une vision de plus de dix ans s’est enfin concrétisée, offrant une traduction de haute qualité et abordable. Cette avancée permet aux experts en durabilité de se connecter avec leurs publics dans leur langue maternelle, améliorant ainsi considérablement la communication et l’engagement. Guest: Amir Kehonjic, Head of Sales at vidby AG (https://vidby.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/amir-kehonjic/
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    29 m
  • Episode #5D (Portuguese) - A Língua Materna é Importante:

    Episode #5D (Portuguese) - A Língua Materna é Importante:
    Jul 26 2024
    Este episódio em português A introdução do podcast é em inglês, como de costume com a música de abertura. Inicialmente gravada em alemão, esta conversa foi perfeitamente transformada em português graças a uma tecnologia avançada de inteligência artificial. Uma visão de mais de dez anos finalmente se concretizou, oferecendo uma tradução de alta qualidade e acessível. Este avanço permite que especialistas em sustentabilidade se conectem com seus públicos em sua língua materna, melhorando significativamente a comunicação e o engajamento. Guest: Amir Kehonjic, Head of Sales at vidby AG (https://vidby.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/amir-kehonjic/
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    28 m
  • Episode #4 - Prisoner's Dilemma in Sustainability

    Episode #4 - Prisoner's Dilemma in Sustainability
    Jul 2 2024
    My wife told me a story from her school days. During class, someone threw a wet sponge across the room, and it hit the chalkboard. The teacher turned around, surprised and a bit angry, but he had no idea who did it. The whole class went silent. The teacher took a deep breath and addressed the class intensely but calmly. He said, “I don’t know who threw the sponge, but I know that the actions of one person affect the entire class. I want that kid to announce him or herself now or after class or in a quiet moment. If no one steps up, the whole class will be punished with homework.” This situation closely mirrors a classic dilemma where individual and collective interests clash. It shows how the actions of one person can impact the well-being of the whole group. A friend of mine, who is a sustainability manager in a large corporation, often talks about feeling like they’re in a prisoner’s dilemma when doing their job. They need to rely heavily on trust and collaboration, which can sometimes be challenging. This reminds me of the Prisoner’s Dilemma, first formulated by Albert W. Tucker. In this scenario, two prisoners are interrogated separately and must choose whether to betray the other (by admitting how they committed the crime) or remain silent and not tell the judge how the theft was carried out. If both stay silent, they receive a light sentence as the details aren’t clear enough for a strong conviction. If one explains what happened while the other remains silent, the betrayer goes free, and the silent one gets a heavy sentence. If both admit and explain how the theft was carried out, they each get a moderate sentence.
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    11 m
  • Episode #3 - The Energy landscape

    Episode #3 - The Energy landscape
    Jun 17 2024
    Yesterday, I was driving a friend’s family back to their home in my new Volvo after they helped with the cleanup following a party at our place. While driving, I explained to their daughter, how the car works. She was curious about the battery indicator below the speed reading on the display in the center. I told her "we were driving on solar energy—the sunshine drives us home and will take me back up the hills“. When she asked how it works, I explained that the panels on the roof capture sunlight, generate electricity, and store it in a battery. This electricity powers our house and charges the car. Occasionally, we feed excess electricity back into the grid. It feels quite funny passing petrol stations now because I never stop there for gasoline. She also asked about gears, and I explained that electric cars don’t have gears. They can go from 0 to 100 km/ h in just a few seconds without shifting gears—just press the pedal, which isn’t a „gas pedal" anymore. This conversation got me thinking about our journey to make our home and life more CO2 efficient and energy-independent and how renewable energy can be both intermittent and permanently adaptive.
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    30 m
  • Episode #2 - Bridging Generations

    Episode #2 - Bridging Generations
    Jun 2 2024
    In this episode, I delve into my personal journey, from my early experiences with diverse cultures and technologies to leading a sustainability team at a major company. I explore how my unique background in engineering and management has shaped my approach to sustainability, focusing not on being an expert, but on viewing challenges from multiple perspectives. Join me as we discuss how my path has led to a deeper understanding of stability and sustainability in our interconnected world.
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    26 m