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Host: Maximiliano Fabres Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFpBLUtzsXk&t=24s - Maximiliano: Hello guys, welcome back to Beyond the Horizon podcast. The podcast where you expand your horizons of knowledge. I'm Maximana Fabis and today we are diving deep at least on a deeper layer. I'm going to uh just pick random questions that I've been um as you say putting on my notes uh for the podcast for different solo episodes. Uh, and we're just going to uh

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Nathaniel Fox-Williamson Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkG0Qvq59mM&t=210s&pp=0gcJCaMLAYcqIYzv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1GFCJt1JXTxxkp5TDqe4lZ?si=a624eb7227914ae6 - Nathaniel: Is that more like light bulb moment kind of stuff or is that more just what what color would you say represents? Maximiliano: Gold. Nathaniel: Gold. Experts. Gold standard. Yeah. Okay. Fair. Maximiliano: Gold standard. Idea

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Nathaniel Fox-Williamson Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkG0Qvq59mM&t=210s&pp=0gcJCaMLAYcqIYzv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1GFCJt1JXTxxkp5TDqe4lZ?si=a624eb7227914ae6 - Nathaniel: Yeah, actually you can cut this bit like me. Maximiliano: Yo, I mean we were What do you mean you're cutting a lot? Nathaniel: Oh yeah, I love you editor. I love you. Maximiliano: This conversation you can maintain it. Nath

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Ryan Miller Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvR6ipZD_sk&pp=0gcJCaMLAYcqIYzv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/48zQ8Y0il67yOcENQpQdeD?si=4cae0f2996104a13 - Maximiliano: Hello guys, welcome back to Beyond the Horizon podcast, the podcast where you expand your horizons of knowledge. Today with me, uh Ryan Millett, a apprentice at for a legal firm here in Bristol. So, Ryan, tell us a little bit about yourself.

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Miles Warner Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81l09r9bzho&t=147s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7MGkQtzy4BE2NnLh1KX172?si=d851cad516b24501 - Miles: more passionate. They're very skilled. You know, some people say uh the whole jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none. I don't think that's true. I think there are people that can do a lot of things to a high level, but the issue is it's sometimes picking somethin

Host & Guest: Maximiliano Fabres Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1XI3R5Oy1o&t=4s - Maximiliano: Hello guys, welcome back to Beyond the Horizon podcast, the podcast where you expand your horizons of knowledge. Today, it's just me, Massimiliano Floris, your host, responding to a couple of questions once again. This podcast is about the mentality of a businessman and an entrepreneur. Hopefully, you guys find this helpful. Maximiliano: Uh this co

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Jimmer Willmott, Maja Stojanovic, Sorrel Milne, Erin Hilsdon, James Mernagh, Mister Copy Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PrqChFREsE&t=4s - Maximiliano: Hello guys, welcome back to Beyond the Horizon podcast, the podcast where you expand your horizons of knowledge. Today, I am doing a little bit of a weird episode. What we're going to do is go around the Bedminster area to see Upfest festival. It's a festival wher

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Rebeca Davis (Becks) Location: Creams, Bristol Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlQ6OoafHIo Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6wo3Nooc6oPF1rMwYwMzgO?si=6422c32af68b4044 - Maximiliano: Hello guys, welcome back to Beyond the Horizon podcast. The podcast where you expand your horizons of knowledge. Today with me, Vex Davis. She is a great friend of mine. She works in marine life conservation, >> more fisheries, so >> more fisherie

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Joaquin Fabres Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg-kGs97Y30&t=1s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1E2US8yuO3Q9Xqq5NTCczC?si=0c1f9f0667904508 - Maximiliano Fabres: Hello guys, welcome back to Beyond the Horizon podcast, the podcast where you expand your horizons of knowledge. Today with me is my brother, Joaquin Fabres, or also called La Jota Tattoo. He is a tattoo artist uh living in Utrecht. U

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Billy Gelo Location: Liverpool Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXyOQ7Fhpls&t=1s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/469JGXszkdjJ0k4OE5B9Kp?si=3fac964a4d504ae6 - Maximiliano: ... Those words capture something fundamental about philanthropy. Giving it's rarely about the transaction itself. It's about identity, purpose, and legacy. The most effective fundraisers understand this deeply. They don't focus on asking for money. They foc

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Dr. Ignacio Deza Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCZnDDSviVg Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4fRy4n010RBaoyM3JIAgLd?si=df3a9b92cd844320 - ... Dr. D: Yeah. Eventually, eventually we'll need to do it. But yeah, M: uh that wouldn't be bad data. That will. Dr. D: Eventually. M: There will be bad data for. Dr. D: The application. M: Yeah. For that application. Dr. D: The problem is bad. Sometimes data is bro

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Dr. Ignacio Deza Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCZnDDSviVg Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4fRy4n010RBaoyM3JIAgLd?si=df3a9b92cd844320 - M: Welcome to Beyond the Horizon, the podcast for current and future leaders. For every episode, we explore a different field of knowledge, not only to collect facts, but to uncover the mental models behind every expert's understanding of the world. How do they make

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Kenneth De Leon Location: Bristol, UK Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvVumLnT-W8&t=2s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1KANTiOdWB9Q5TJH6YNevH?si=ccdec62358964966 - We are trapped in a narrow concept of causality. Tracking isolated actions rather than the invisible webs of relations that define our organizations. True systemic change requires a shift of mind from seeing parts to seeing the whole. moving from reactive problem s

Host: Maximiliano Fabres Guest: Patricia Bolaños Location: Minesota, USA Youtbube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4SjNX7P-yw&t=10s Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/22BmcqX8nnhfdvIihK3t1r?si=52a820355aad4cc4 - Maximiliano: My guest today is Patricia Bolaños Fabres, professor of Hispanic Studies and Gender Studies. Patricia, welcome to Beyond the Horizon podcast. Patricia Bolaños: Thank you very much for having me with you. I appreciate that. And I'm looking forward

A charity can spend a month being seen by thousands of people and still fail to be felt by anyone. That is the hard lesson behind the Public-Square Presence Heuristic. It says that human presence changes the economics of giving. A billboard may create awareness. A TV advert may stir emotion for a few seconds. A poster may remind someone that a cause exists. But a person standing in front of another person can build trust, answer doubt, read emotion, and invite action in real

The fastest way to weaken fundraising is to reduce it to a number on a dashboard. Targets matter. Budgets matter. Discipline matters. A campaign without financial clarity can drift into sentiment and hope. Yet the best fundraising work rarely begins with a quota. It begins with meaning. A person gives because a cause has become part of how they see themselves. They give because a memory still carries weight. They give because they want to protect something, repair something,

Public criticism can arrive with force and very little context. A charity receives a grant, a civic group wins a contract, or a non-profit defends a funding choice, and the outside verdict comes quickly: waste, favouritism, dependency, incompetence. That reaction may feel personal, but it often comes from a simpler problem. Many people judge complex systems by immediate indicators. They see a payment, a headline, or a single visible outcome. They do not see the restrictions,

What is gender polarization? Gender polarization is a cultural lens that exaggerates differences between males and females, defining mutually exclusive scripts for what men and women can be and do, which serves to perpetuate male power and female disadvantage. What are the three theories of gender? The provided text highlights structural cultural lenses and theoretical frameworks, specifically focusing on the three lenses of gender (androcentrism, gender polarization, and bio

A child does not need a lecture on gender to learn what is “for boys” and what is “for girls”. The lesson can arrive through toy aisles, school uniforms, jokes, family chores, films, sport, praise, shame, and silence. Gender polarization is the cultural habit of treating males and females as opposite kinds of people. It exaggerates differences between them and turns those differences into rules. Men and boys are expected to follow one script. Women and girls are expected to f

Gender can feel deeply personal, but it is also shaped by the world around us. From the colours assigned to babies to the way jobs, clothes, emotions, and bodies are described, culture teaches people what gender is supposed to mean long before they can name it. One useful way to understand this is through the three lenses of gender often linked with psychologist Sandra Bem’s work: androcentrism, gender polarisation, and biological essentialism. These are not “theories” in the