<![CDATA[The LifeLong Leap]]>Our world is changing fast, and most of us are just trying to keep up. But how can we actually thrive in a world like this? Join future-of-learning expert and author Janine Mathó as she talks with researchers, educators, innovators, and everyday people about some of the biggest questions shaping our lives: How do we keep evolving as the world around us changes? What should work look like when technology can do more of what humans used to do? How do we prepare young people for a future none of us can predict? And what does living longer mean for how we learn, work, and build our lives? The Lifelong Leap brings these conversations together to help us cut through the noise and make sense of our changing world, together. Are you ready? Let’s take The Lifelong Leap together.

]]>https://www.janinematho.com/Riverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sun, 27 Sep 2026 19:56:56 GMTSun, 31 May 2026 18:53:26 GMT60Janine Mathó<p>Our world is changing fast, and most of us are just trying to keep up. But how can we actually thrive in a world like this? Join future-of-learning expert and author Janine Mathó as she talks with researchers, educators, innovators, and everyday people about some of the biggest questions shaping our lives: How do we keep evolving as the world around us changes? What should work look like when technology can do more of what humans used to do? How do we prepare young people for a future none of us can predict? And what does living longer mean for how we learn, work, and build our lives? <i>The Lifelong Leap</i> brings these conversations together to help us cut through the noise and make sense of our changing world, together. Are you ready? Let’s take <i>The Lifelong Leap</i> together.</p>episodicJanine Mathóhello@janinematho.comno<![CDATA[How Do We Thrive in a World That Never Stops Changing?]]>How Do We Thrive in a World That Never Stops Changing?


That question has taken me around the world over the past few months, into conversations with researchers, CEOs, educators, innovators, athletes, and people right in the messy middle of changing their own lives.


But one conversation I keep thinking about happened around a low table in a school in Bangalore, with a group of nine-, ten-, and eleven-year-olds.

We talked about the future. AI. Climate. War. What adults are doing. And whether young people can actually make a difference.


I’m Janine Mathó, a future-of-learning expert and author, and in this first episode of The Lifelong Leap, I’m sharing why I started this podcast, some of the questions I can’t stop thinking about, and a glimpse of what’s coming.

Because as quickly as the world is changing, there’s a more important question that affects all of us: What capabilities do we need to develop, and what conditions do we need to create, to thrive in a world of continuous change?

You’ll hear from people across disciplines and around the world, and you’ll also hear from people living through change before they know how it turns out, in special episodes I’m calling Living the Leap.

I’m so glad you’re here. We have some extraordinary conversations to explore, and I think they will change the way we think about what comes next. I can’t wait to get into them with you.

Chapters

00:00 How do we thrive in a world that never stops changing?

02:31 Our children are already living with the future

05:02 What do attention, AI and learning have in common?

07:21 What you’ll hear on The Lifelong Leap

09:55 What do humans need to thrive through continuous change?

]]>7eff0a93-cfb4-42c4-b187-3f6be386d30cFri, 18 Sep 2026 12:21:28 GMT<p><b><strong>How Do We Thrive in a World That Never Stops Changing?</strong></b></p><p><br />That question has taken me around the world over the past few months, into conversations with researchers, CEOs, educators, innovators, athletes, and people right in the messy middle of changing their own lives.</p><p><br />But one conversation I keep thinking about happened around a low table in a school in Bangalore, with a group of nine-, ten-, and eleven-year-olds.</p><p>We talked about the future. AI. Climate. War. What adults are doing. And whether young people can actually make a difference.</p><p><br />I’m Janine Mathó, a future-of-learning expert and author, and in this first episode of <i><em>The Lifelong Leap</em></i>, I’m sharing why I started this podcast, some of the questions I can’t stop thinking about, and a glimpse of what’s coming.</p><p>Because as quickly as the world is changing, there’s a more important question that affects all of us: <i><em>What capabilities do we need to develop, and what conditions do we need to create, to thrive in a world of continuous change?</em></i></p><p>You’ll hear from people across disciplines and around the world, and you’ll also hear from people living through change before they know how it turns out, in special episodes I’m calling <i><em>Living the Leap</em></i>.</p><p>I’m so glad you’re here. We have some extraordinary conversations to explore, and I think they will change the way we think about what comes next. I can’t wait to get into them with you.</p><p><b><strong>Chapters</strong></b></p><p>00:00 How do we thrive in a world that never stops changing?</p><p>02:31 Our children are already living with the future</p><p>05:02 What do attention, AI and learning have in common?</p><p>07:21 What you’ll hear on The Lifelong Leap</p><p>09:55 What do humans need to thrive through continuous change?</p>no00:12:031How Do We Thrive in a World That Never Stops Changing?full<![CDATA[Welcome to The LifeLong Leap]]>Our world is changing fast, and most of us are just trying to keep up. But how can we actually thrive in a world like this? Join future-of-learning expert and award-winning author Janine Mathó, who has spent more than 25 years studying how people learn, grow, and navigate change, as she talks with researchers, educators, innovators, and everyday people about some of the biggest questions shaping our lives: How do we keep evolving as the world around us changes? What should work look like when technology can do more of what humans used to do? How do we prepare young people for a future none of us can predict? And what does living longer mean for how we learn, work, and build our lives?

The Lifelong Leap brings these conversations together to help us cut through the noise and make sense of our changing world, together.

Are you ready? Let’s take The Lifelong Leap together.

]]>1decc3cd-3bd0-48e7-9e33-ec1e52dc6d3cSat, 12 Sep 2026 13:36:35 GMT<p>Our world is changing fast, and most of us are just trying to keep up. But how can we actually thrive in a world like this? Join future-of-learning expert and award-winning author Janine Mathó, who has spent more than 25 years studying how people learn, grow, and navigate change, as she talks with researchers, educators, innovators, and everyday people about some of the biggest questions shaping our lives: How do we keep evolving as the world around us changes? What should work look like when technology can do more of what humans used to do? How do we prepare young people for a future none of us can predict? And what does living longer mean for how we learn, work, and build our lives?</p><p><i>The Lifelong Leap</i> brings these conversations together to help us cut through the noise and make sense of our changing world, together.</p><p>Are you ready? Let’s take <i>The Lifelong Leap</i> together.</p>no00:03:26Welcome to The LifeLong Leaptrailer