Curt Nickisch

I'm a huge fan of the HBR Ideacast podcast, so I was thrilled when @CurtNickisch asked me on to talk about building a business network, in part to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Heidi Roizen case :) more here: hbr.org/podcast/2024/1…

@UNC_Press @NCNewsWorks @chriscooperwcu @jonkimball

In this Q&A @NCNewsWorks dives deep into local politics with @chriscooperwcu and his new book ANATOMY OF A PURPLE STATE. Read it here ⤵️ nclocalnewsworkshop.org/elections/with…

Seats still available! Join us today for this amazing panel on funding innovation for gene and cell therapies.

@Evanish Temi.com gives you the first for free. Have used them and Rev as well. Other providers make more sense with a lot of volume.

If I want to record audio to be turned into a rough draft of a blog post, what's the best AI tool I should be trying?

@sdagmuseum You got it.

@CurtNickisch The South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum is developing an exhibit about agriculture during WWII. I found your article about German POWs. I have some questions. Could you DM with an email? Thank you!

"You don’t need to take outside investment. You don’t need to just focus on top-line revenue. You don’t need to screw over your employees so that you can make more profit. You can take a different approach." Hear @butcherbox founder @mikesalguero's story: hbr.org/podcast/2023/0…

@_RobRosenthal I still remember how @hberkes very simply brought scenes without sound in this 2004 @NPR report: news.prairiepublic.org/2004-04-02/ira…

Y'all. I'm on the hunt for your favorite written scene. No field tape. Just narration and quotes (maybe music). Something visual. Evocative. A written scene that demonstrates the power of writing in an audio story. Got somethin'?

@david_perell I produced that HBR IdeaCast podcast episode with @danmcginn interviewing. You can listen to the full interview here: hbr.org/podcast/2017/0…

An all-time exchange in Jerry Seinfeld’s interview with the Harvard Business Review

In the early 19th century, you drank beer while you worked. Why did we stop? *Scientific Management*, aka Taylorism a great conversation about the past, present, and future of Taylorism with @nancykoehn and @M_Giorcelli and @CurtNickisch hbr.org/podcast/2022/1…

So saddened by this news. For a long time, my relationship with NPR was my relationship with Ken Barcus. He was authentic and committed and probably only let me say windswept in a story once. The Midwest has lost a real voice. I’ll miss him.

@thejohnmarc @GarrettQuinn Same for takeoff if you can time it.

Really enjoyed our conversation with @CurtNickisch of the HBR IdeaCast podcast from @HarvardBiz . Listen in to learn more about our new book, #BothAndThinking. hbr.org/podcast/2022/0… @udlernercollege @UDelaware @paradox_bothand

Hey @englishpaulm @YoungmeMoon, Moonbeam wins my favorite tech product name origin story since Eudora. Thanks for sharing it. pme.org/moonbeam.html

Sad to hear news of Bill Russell passing. Amazing hoop talent. But so much more! Civil rights champion! Honored in 2018 at Lakota Nation Invitational during Grand March for his work on SD reservations. He made a positive difference for so many! A life well lived.

Applies to startups, too. A venture capitalist told me they look for 10% passion in customers as opposed to 90% above-average interest.

Hey @Twitter, you are doing a terrible job policing your platform when it comes to Ukraine. You are failing. Hundreds of sock puppet accounts attack every tweet that counters the Kremlin narrative, meanwhile you fall for coordinated campaigns to suspend genuine accounts.

@englishpaulm I've had some Ukraine dreams/nightmares but not that one yet.

Dreamed about nuclear war :(

Never thought I needed this validation, PRODUCTIVITY GUILT IS TOO REAL. Thank you, Madeleine Dore + @CurtNickisch open.spotify.com/episode/0MCm6l…

@GarrettQuinn Too soon

@trufelman I guess you could say the English word for Glühbirne is "light onion."

the german word for lightbulb translates to "glowing pear"

avocados used to be called alligator pears