Business (Un)usual
Hosted by Sophia Wyatt, co-founder of Library of Things, Business (Un)usual examines the assumptions we accept about how business should work. And asks: what if there’s another way?
Library of Things started in 2014 as a grassroots experiment that became a globally recognised pioneer of sharing and the circular economy.
Over a decade on, we’re steward-owned, mission-locked, and still asking uncomfortable questions about how business actually works. It’s time to share what we’ve learned so far.
This show starts where the press coverage ends. Inside the decisions, the trade-offs, and the structural choices that most never talk about publicly. In each episode, we dig into the assumptions and question the deep design of how companies are owned, funded, built, and run.
Business (Un)usual is for the founders, designers, and leaders who know businesses need to do better.
We’re starting with Library of Things’ own stories. Then we’re going beyond.
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