The Lost Commons Episode Five: The Institutional Antibody

This audio episode examines how institutions defend themselves against change, and why that instinct to protect the status quo often does more harm than the threat itself. (19min 28sec)

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Perry Kinkaide reads from The Lost Commons: Human Relevance Under Siege, his new book on what happens to human relevance as automation and AI reshape work, community, and daily life.

This episode examines how institutions defend themselves against change, and why that instinct to protect the status quo often does more harm than the threat itself.

Listen below, or catch up on the full series in the Audiobook archive.

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Perry Kinkaide
Perry Kinkaide

Perry Kinkaide, MSc, PhD, CMC, has spent over 50 years working across academia, government, and the corporate and non-profit worlds. He earned his PhD in Brain Research from the University of Alberta and spent 14 years with the Alberta Government before leading KPMG Consulting's Knowledge Management practice in Edmonton.

Since retiring in 2001, Perry has founded and led the Alberta Council of Technologies Society, now a subscriber base of over 20,000, and built KEI Network from a personal list of 15,000 contacts into a platform for connecting experts, entrepreneurs, and leaders across industries. Alberta Venture named him one of the province's 50 most influential people in 2007.

Perry writes and speaks on economic diversification, emerging technology, and the social shifts reshaping how people live and work. Expect a direct take and a healthy dose of humor along the way.

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