Broken

We’re all broken. Communication is broken. The world is too. Broken is a talk-show-style podcast about the systems, stories, and structures that don’t work and the people imagining what could be. In each episode, Connor Clark Lindh sits down with everyday people, leaders, builders, critics, and want-to-be rebels to explore the fractures in business, culture, technology, and ourselves. These are honest conversations about failure, resilience, and reinvention. About how we’re all a little broken, living in a world that is too. If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “this doesn’t work” - but stayed to fix it anyway - this podcast is for you. Reach out if you would like to discuss something broken - https://www.linkedin.com/in/connorclarklindh/

Latest episodes

17 September 2025

We are all a little broken

We’re all a little broken and the world is too. But that’s not the end of the story. In this short introduction, host Connor Clark Lindh shares why he is making the Broken Podcast, the personal moments that sparked it, and what you can expect from future episodes.

This podcast is about the systems, people and "things" in our lives that don’t quite work. And how we keep showing up to fix, rebuild, rethink or sometimes even accept them. If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “This doesn’t work” but stayed to figure it out anyway this show is for you.

Let’s talk about our beautiful, broken world. Reach out to Connor if you would like to join any future episode: https://www.linkedin.com/in/connorclarklindh/

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17 September 2025

AI in the Workplace

Join Connor Clark Lindh and his guest Victor Mendivil Uzabal as they explore the transformative power of AI in various industries, particularly telcos. From understanding customer needs and hyper-personalization to boosting internal efficiencies, AI offers significant opportunities. Victor candidly shares his journey with AI, recounting initial fascination and evolving understanding of its complexities including biases and ethical considerations. They discuss AI's potential for augmenting human roles rather than replacing them and highlight common concerns about job impact. Ultimately, the conversation underscores the nuanced balance between innovation and adaptation, advocating for education and empowerment in adopting AI technologies.

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