Fractals of Change
Fractals of Change explores the hidden patterns that shape how individuals, relationships, organizations, and societies evolve—from human psychology to leadership, organizations, and society.
Through solo reflections and conversations with thinkers, researchers, leaders, and creators, the podcast uncovers how these patterns appear across domains of life, revealing the deeper architecture behind transformation.
Each episode explores one pattern. Together, they form a larger composition about how change actually works—and how we can navigate it more skillfully.
Fractals of Change
Latest Episodes
Unhackable Mind
What if the most dangerous security breach isn't in your devices — it's in your mind? In this episode, Mary sits down with Corina Pantea, a researcher at the intersection of brain security, cognitive warfare, and digital psychology, to explore ...
Regression
Regression isn't failure—it is a structural response of any system under strain. When demands exceed capacity, systems—biological, psychological, relational, and organizational—do not innovate; they revert to previously learn...
Feeling Felt
Human beings are not wired for productivity or achievement—they are wired for connection. Yet modern life increasingly disrupts that foundation, leaving many navigating stress, trauma, and fragmentation without the relational systems the nervou...
Recursion
Recursion is a foundational pattern: systems feeding outputs back into themselves, shaping continuity and change.This episode explores recursion across mind, relationships, organizations, and society—from identity and trauma to cu...
Reaction to Response
We don't have a leadership crisis. We have a nervous system crisis. Executive coach, organizational psychologist and Founder and Managing Partner of Aergon, Dr. Thomas Gartenmann joins Mary Schaub to explore what happens when human biology — de...
