This episode is with Christine Bader, who I first met in Indonesia in the early 2000s. I remember her as a fixture in the Cinnebar in Jakarta. She was working with BP managing the company's relationship with NGOs. In those days I was a wizened cynical hack, so I didn't set much store by such things, but she was funny, open and interesting and did interesting things. We stayed in touch, even when she went on to become director of social responsibility at Amazon. After that she spent a year so in Bali, and now she's in Oregon, working on a storytelling project called The Life I want, about reimagining work. I wanted to find out what that meant in the midst of a globe-changing pandemic, both personal, and, well, globally.
http://christinebader.com
This episode is with Christine Bader, who I first met in Indonesia in the early 2000s. I remember her as a fixture in the Cinnebar in Jakarta. She was working with BP managing the company's relationship with NGOs. In those days I was a wizened cynical hack, so I didn't set much store by such things, but she was funny, open and interesting and did interesting things. We stayed in touch, even when she went on to become director of social responsibility at Amazon. After that she spent a year so in Bali, and now she's in Oregon, working on a storytelling project called The Life I want, about reimagining work. I wanted to find out what that meant in the midst of a globe-changing pandemic, both personal, and, well, globally.
http://christinebader.com