In this episode we look at the reality of what coworking spaces offer a city and how it's value can and should be shared with those investing in them.

Could coworking be an alternative to going to college? With an open mind and driven attitude we'll discuss how coworking very well might be a better option for those who want a more hands on approach to working on what they're passionate about.

In this quick and easy Q/A session we talk about the importance of the coworking ambience, more specifically, the tunes, and how garnering a positive work atmosphere encourages that quintessential collaborative rhythm.

How trust is earned in the workplace, why it's most often missing, and what we can learn from coworking spaces to make better coworking spaces and more productive, innovative, powerful organizations.

“Organizations have many examples of when people need to be working together in order to accomplish their goals, but they don’t work together and in some cases, they work against each other.

Then you have examples in coworking places when people don’t need to work together, but they do.”

Back in April we hosted our first ever People at Work Summit, an experiment in hosting a conference on the internet instead of a physical venue.

Cohosts Adam Teterus and Sam Abrams reflect on the event - from their favorite talks to the way we invented a new format to allow for online community building before and during the event.

Lots to learn about coworking, event design, and online community building inside. Enjoy!

Why do people leave coworking spaces? Maybe the better question is why are they there?

Welcome back for part 2 of our "moving plans" episode. Last time, we focused on how we prioritize and organize everything that needs to happen. If you're new to the show this episode, you might want to listen to EP30 before diving into this one. Then again, if you like your lessons a bit more like a jigsaw puzzle, listen on!

Today, we're wrapping the conversation up with the most important (and most often forgotten) part of the process: including the community in the process.

In less than 30 days, Indy Hall is moving into a new home. Which means right now, there's a LOT to do.

Everything about this project is a game of choices and priorities. Evaluating pros and cons. Maybe this sounds familiar?

For us, it's also a test of the principles we've honed over the last decade.

This week we consider the potential hybridization of private offices and coworking spaces and whether or not it can actually benefit your community.

Fresh with experience and excitment for our next Indy Hall move, we'll address the essential three considerations we've had to take before making the move.