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The Holy Crap Podcast

The Holy Crap Podcast

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 Have you ever asked yourself, "Holy crap! How'd they do that?" Each episode, your hosts take a look at various examples of disruptive thinking used by projects, events or people. They break down the disruptive thinking and how it led to success. Then, they leave you with a challenge to help you think bigger, reach higher and do what you never thought possible!Doc & The Cop Politique et gouvernement
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    • 137 Radical Changes to How We Work

      137 Radical Changes to How We Work
      Dec 18 2020
      For decades, office workers were told they had to be in the office. They couldn’t work remotely. Then, suddenly, the COVID pandemic required working from home. Now companies are contemplating when and if they will call employees back into office. In this episode we delve into the thinking behind where and when we work as well as how our productivity is measured.
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      34 min
    • 136 Ingestibles

      136 Ingestibles
      Dec 11 2020
      Medical technology has taken a big leap forward with ingestibles. Ingestible medical devices stand to change the face of medicine and we're just on the tip of the iceberg!
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      33 min
    • 135 Lincoln's Cabinet of Rivals

      135 Lincoln's Cabinet of Rivals
      Dec 4 2020
      Abraham Lincoln is often regarded as the greatest American president. He violated one of the oldest leadership practices by bringing his political opponents into his cabinet. Why would a leader do that? Wouldn’t that set him up for internal sabotage? In this episode we explore the man and his thinking.
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      27 min
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