THE PILOT PODCAST

In this episode of The Pilot Podcast, we talk to feminist activist and gender policy consultant Emma Holten. We dive into the intersection of social justice, feminist economics, and the value of care work. Drawing on over a decade of experience, Emma challenges the traditional views of economic value, emphasizing that care work—often unpaid and overlooked—plays a vital role in sustaining society. She explores the power of historical knowledge, the importance of deep learning, and how young activists can make a lasting impact. Tune in for an insightful conversation on how understanding and valuing care can reshape our approach to economics and justice. Hosted by Helga Bryndís Einarsdóttir [https://www.linkedin.com/in/helga-brynd%C3%ADs-einarsd%C3%B3ttir-8505a5256/]

In this episode of The Pilot Podcast, we get to know Hildur Maral, a Kaospilot alumni and managing director within the music industry. Hildur discusses her broad experience in the music industry, and her journey from hosting a music radio show at age 14 to founding OPIA, label and community. She delves into community building and shares how meaningful collaboration can shape a more inclusive industry. Hildur also opens up about the challenges present, advocating for gender equity, and navigating a male-dominated field, emphasizing a vision for an industry rooted in empathy and creativity. Hosted by Helga Bryndís Einarsdóttir [https://www.linkedin.com/in/helga-brynd%C3%ADs-einarsd%C3%B3ttir-8505a5256/] The Pilot Podcast produced by Kaospilot, a globally-recognized Danish education, specialized in creative leadership & meaningful entrepreneurship.

Javier Esteves [https://www.linkedin.com/in/javier-esteves-32422b175/], is a social entrepreneur from Buenos Aires, living in Aarhus. Javier's work aims to bridge cultural gaps and support social innovation through projects and community engagement. We discuss his journey from studying psychology in Argentina to moving to Denmark, and then founding Creative Connections Collective (C-Cube [https://www.linkedin.com/company/c%E2%80%93cube/posts/?feedView=all]). Javier emphasizes the importance of social entrepreneurship, particularly in a multicultural context, and introduces the concept of “Migrant-led Design" to foster inclusivity.  In the end of the episode Javier highlights the need for leadership focused on creating value rather than consuming it, as advocated by thinker Indy Johar.  Hosted by Helga Bryndís Einarsdóttir [https://www.linkedin.com/in/helga-brynd%C3%ADs-einarsd%C3%B3ttir-8505a5256/]

S2 E3 - John Michael came over all the way from the US to join Kaospilot for a week of lecturing and facilitating. He’s an entrepreneur, he teaches in leadership and creativity, he’s also a ballet dancer and a mentor to many students, business owners and artists. In this episode, Helga and John talk about adaptive leadership, the Kaospilot school, studying at the Harvard Kennedy School and much more. Enjoy this very personal episode where John opens up to talk about his remarkable story. Hosted by Helga Bryndís Einarsdóttir  [https://www.linkedin.com/in/helga-brynd%C3%ADs-einarsd%C3%B3ttir-8505a5256/]

S2 E1 - In this Episode we're having a conversation with Steffen Max Høgh, who is the director and founding partner of SustainBusiness [https://sustainbusiness.dk]. A consultancy that helps big companies becoming more sustainable and taking more social and environmental responsibility. Steffen is also a podcast host himself and an author of a Danish book called: Sustainable Business. Hosted by Helga Bryndís Einarsdóttir [https://www.linkedin.com/in/helga-bryndís-einarsdóttir-8505a5256/]