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Connecting The Dots with The Renaissance People

Connecting The Dots with The Renaissance People

Von: Sara Kobilka
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 This is a podcast for and by Renaissance People (and people who want to cultivate a Renaissance mindset). Renaissance People are complex people with interests and expertise in a wide variety of realms. Referred to with many terms (including multipotentialites, generalists, multi-hyphenates, Jack/Jill-of-all-trades, versatilists, and boundary spanners), we reject the singular niche and embrace a bramble of knowledge, both deep and wide. We have an insatiable love of learning for the sake of learning. We deeply believe that serendipitous opportunities to apply or share that knowledge will arise. We plant seeds of concepts and cross-pollinate ideas everywhere we go because we never know where an idea might blossom or inspire someone else. We connect the dots and see commonality in unique ways others cannot because of our diverse experiences. In collaboration with invited guests, host Sara Kobilka (Renaissance Woman) will explore: - What it means to be a Renaissance Person in the modern world - How and where we can thrive - What inspires us We'll also flex our creative minds with fun challenges. Think of it as part captivating interview, part game show and part improv performance. This podcast is part of Sara's effort to build a Renaissance People Community which she invites listeners to join at renwomanconsulting.com/renaissance-people-communityRenaissance Woman Consulting, LLC Management & Leadership Persönliche Entwicklung Persönlicher Erfolg Philosophie Sozialwissenschaften Ökonomie
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  • Pitching Your Own (Ph)uture With Stephanie Castillo, Jill-of-all-trades

    Pitching Your Own (Ph)uture With Stephanie Castillo, Jill-of-all-trades
    Feb 4 2026

    This week’s guest is the third person on this show from the realm of science communication (if you include me). Stephanie Castillo is a Jill-of-all-trades multimedia producer who creates science videos for YouTube. But the path to get here wasn’t easy. We discuss how she overcame her academic adversity to successfully pitch her own interdisciplinary PhD. We talk about our lives as lifelong learners, full of curiosity and a desire to do everything (and the importance of supportive parents for this lifestyle). Common themes from past episodes, include crossing boundaries, identity work, neurodivergence as well as our roles as dot connectors, arose as well.

    Promised Show Notes Materials (take a drink):

    1. Sign up for updates on my podcast and what's happening in the Renaissance People Community. Find our latest activities on my website.
    2. Generalist vs Specialist vs Versatilist article
    3. ComSciCon program for graduate students
    4. Three Star Coloring critique from the Occuplaytional Therapist
    5. Collaborations Across Scientific Disciplines, commissioned lit review for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
    6. Great science communicators on Instagram to check out (many are other platforms too): Alex Dainis, Maynard Okereke, Naomi Kohbelic, Harini Bhat, Jessica Knurick, Scientific America
    7. Reimagining STEM Workforce Development as a Braided River paper
    8. SciComm Hotline podcast hosted by Stephanie Castillo and Reyhaneh Maktoufi
    9. Stephanie’s website


    Follow Stephanie on Social Media:
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    57 Min.
  • The Secret Lives of Multipassionates – with Marika Luneau, Multipassionate

    The Secret Lives of Multipassionates – with Marika Luneau, Multipassionate
    Jan 21 2026

    I'm back to having guests after two solo episodes! In this week's episode, multipassionate Renaissance Woman, Marika Luneau joined in the fun.

    Marika is a fellow solopreneur dedicated to supporting purpose-drive professionals. Like me, she hosts LinkedIn Sprints and is a community builder. Our conversation ranged across numerous topics including LinkedIn strategy (focused on authenticity and community building), the importance of finding our people, neurospicy tendencies amongst Renaissance People, finding the right balance when telling your story and so much more. Speaking of stories, Marika shared a number for her life that even many of her friends and frequent collaborators don't know! So sit back, grab a drink of your choice, and enjoy the show!

    Promised Show Notes Materials (take a drink):

    1. Sign up for updates on my podcast and what's happening in the Renaissance People Community and find our latest activities on my website.
    2. Jenni Gritters: Website, LinkedIn, Instagram
    3. Research on ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder) diagnosis differences between girls and boys
    4. Research on the overlap between diagnosis of PMDD (premenstrual dysmorphic disorder) and ADHD
    5. Sandy (Sandra) Bean: LinkedIn
    6. Jamie Cox: Website
    7. Andrea Reeves: Website
    8. Alex Alcon: Website
    9. Maggie Blackburn: Website
    10. Jamie Hamre: LinkedIn
    11. Michelle Obama says 'What do you want to be when you grow up?' is the worst question you can ask a kid Business Insider article
    12. Patrick Meaney’s LinkedIn post about shaping your career...
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    1 Std. und 1 Min.
  • The Challenge

    The Challenge
    Jan 7 2026

    This is another unplanned mini episode thanks to illness. In it, I talk about illness, injury, and caregiving and the impact it has on Renaissance People.

    Promised Show Notes Materials (take a drink):

    1. Check out Jenni Gritter's CREATE program.
    2. Join as a guest on my show! If you're a Renaissance Person, complete this quick form and I’ll get back to you as I’m scheduling recording dates.
    3. Sign up to get updates about this podcast and the Renaissance People Community I'm building.

    Follow me on LinkedIn, where I put most of my social media energy and Facebook.

    If you're extra curious, check out Renaissance Woman Consulting to learn more about some of the many types of work I do.

    And should you care to support the production of this podcast, I'd love it if you'd buy me an oat milk cappuccino, the caffeinated beverage of my choice.

    This podcast is hosted and edited by Sara Kobilka.

    Theme music is by Brian Skellenger

    Podcast distribution support provided by K.O. Myers of Particular Media
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    8 Min.
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