Burning Man LIVE Burning Curiosity - The Study of Burning Man
Oct 31, 2024
Join Jukka-Pekka Heikkilä, a researcher known for the Burning Stories Project, Bryan Yazell, an expert in climate fiction, Patricia Wolf, an innovation management guru, and Matt Zook, a geography professor, as they explore the cultural and social dynamics of Burning Man. They discuss how the festival fosters community and innovative story-telling, particularly in climate fiction. The conversation dives into the unique blend of digital and physical spaces, the evolution of participatory practices, and the hope-driven narratives that emerge from this radical environment.
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Poster Session Performed By A Clown
- Burning Nerds ran an experimental Friday poster session in Center Camp with researchers and a clown performing a poster.
- Jukka-Pekka highlights high attendance and ad hoc poster stands that brought science closer to attendees.
Open Strategy Empowers Communities
- Open strategy hands decision power to communities and employees to tap collective wisdom.
- Jukka-Pekka says this increases commitment but creates conflict and requires transparent communication.
Use Flash Fiction To Spark Hope
- Use short flash-fiction exercises to unlock hopeful climate imaginaries quickly.
- Patricia and Brian advise sharing resulting templates and sound triggers publicly for broader reuse.