This is the first episode of Nordic Metamodern.
Together with Manuel Manga, Teddy Nalugo, and Øivind Slaatto, Lene Rachel Andersen explores why the Nordics may be relevant to people even outside the Nordics. Manuel calls the Nordics the "Achievable Utopia;" why might that be?
Episode as podcast: https://www.nordicbildung.org/podcast/why-nordic/
More Nordic Metamodern here: https://www.nordicbildung.org/nordic-metamodern/
Host: Lene Rachel Andersen
Music by Vansire: https://www.vansiretheband.com/
The Nordic countries did very well during the modern era. Their secret? An approach to education called bildung.
Metamodernity is a possible future where we take the best from the past and the present, locally and globally, and turn it into a meaningful future for all.
Welcome to Nordic Metamodern where we explore an achievable utopia and bildung around the globe.
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Nordic Metamodern is a video and podcast series by Nordic Bildung: https://nordicbildung.org/
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