Disruptor Series

Peter Himmelman is "Disrupting Fear"

Ever have a great idea but you were too afraid to say it out loud or even write it down? It's not your fault. Your internal MARV was holding you back. That's his job. Singer/Songwriter Peter Himmelman identified and named MARV. And on this podcast you'll learn how to deal with MARV, to disrupt yourself, and let your ideas out. 

Credits

Host - Rob Schwartz 

Executive Producer - Dan Bradbury

Audio Engineer/Sound Design - Corey Bauman

Bryan Thomson is "Disrupting Design"

If you've ever seen a Nissan truck or van or watched a certain Katy Perry video, you've seen Bryan Thomson's work. Listen in as he sits down with Rob Schwartz to talk about disruptive design thinking in everything from autonomous cars to careers and a whole lot in between. 

 

Credits

Host - Rob Schwartz 

Executive Producer - Dan Bradbury

Audio Engineer/Sound Design - Corey Bauman

Chris Lindland is "Disrupting Fashion"

What if you created a clothing brand based on internet rules. Not fashion rules. That's the premise of the wildly innovative clothing brand, Betabrand. Rob sits down with Betabrand Founder and CEO Chris Lindland and learns how disruption is in the very fabric of the company. And a key factor in their success.

Credits

Host - Rob Schwartz 

Executive Producer - Dan Bradbury

Audio Engineer/Sound Design - Corey Bauman

 

Ferne Pearlstein is "Disrupting Taboos"

Have you ever heard a joke about the Holocaust? Wait, what? Exactly. Sounds utterly offensive, right? Well, that's the Disruption. Listen in as Rob talks to filmmaker Ferne Pearlstein, director of the documentary The Last Laugh. An award-winning film that takes on the Third Reich and one of the most sacred taboos -- laughing in the face of an atrocity. 

Credits

Host - Rob Schwartz 

Executive Producer - Dan Bradbury

Audio Engineer/Sound Design - Corey Bauman