The RobinsonHewitt Pod

In this episode of the RobinsonHewitt Pod, we unpack a new operating system for growth that embraces cycles, uncertainty, and the reality that not everything unfolds in a straight line. We’re entering a world where traditional approaches to strategy and project management no longer hold. The pace is faster, the path is less predictable, and linear ways of building no longer reflect how things actually evolve. Using our “Crawl, Walk, Run” framework, we explore how we're taking our own big, future-facing goals and how we're turning them into grounded, sustainable action, without burning out or forcing outcomes.

Big ideas and new innovations are everywhere. But the real challenge isn’t having the idea, it’s having the capacity to actually hold what you create. In this week’s pod, we go deeper into the “Crawl, Walk, Run” strategy as a way to move from having ideas and goals that can feel out of reach, and into something real and that works with your nervous system.Let’s talk about access to tools, belief systems, and why even a small amount of faith the size of a mustard seed is often enough to get started.

Welcome to an anthropology of technology session with RobinsonHewitt, hosted by Alison Mackie.Today, we're thinking about how the future of fashion is being reshaped by smart textiles, adaptive materials, and responsive clothing. From programmable garments to sustainable design, this episode explores how technology, identity, and culture intersect in the next era of fashion.⭐ Blog Post: 'Designing the next layer: Where fashion meets technology': https://robinsonhewitt.com/articles/designing-the-next-layer-where-fashion-meets-technology

To mark International Women’s Day, our founder, Alison Mackie, turns the microphone on herself and answers 21 questions about her unconventional journey into the emerging tech world. From humanities to tech futurism, today is a reflection on curiosity, career twists, and why shaping the future of technology needs more diverse voices.

Welcome to an anthropology of technology session with RobinsonHewitt, hosted by Alison Mackie. Today, we’re looking at the iceberg Anthropic has revealed, remembering that what’s visible is only a fraction of the challenges ahead in the emerging tech world. We’ll explore how public participation, ethical governance, and deliberate decision-making can help steer AI safely through these waters. A link to our previous webinar that is mentioned on the potential of AGI and consciousness: • If we're serious about ethical AGI, here's...

Welcome to an anthropology of technology webinar, hosted by RobinsonHewitt Consulting. Today, we're opening the door to the idea of "what if" when it comes to sentient and conscious AI. We'll think about it from an anthropological perspective to help reframe the strategy, governance, and next steps for this rapidly evolving world.