最高の Occupational Philosophers ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Ep.87 - Reboot Guest episode with Dr Brock Bastian 1:13:11

1M ago1:13:11

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In this reboot episode from 2021, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Dr. Brock Bastian - Professor, Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne. Brock is a social psychologist whose research focuses on pain, happiness, and morality. His book, The Other Side of Happiness, was published in January 2018. Brock completed hi…

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Ep 86: Reboot guest episode with Comedian Tamara Campbell (AKA Kiki Bittovabitsch!) 1:12:34

2M ago1:12:34

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In this reboot episode from 2021, The Occupational Philosophers chat with glorious, amazingly talented, and hilarious comedian and performer Tamara Campbell. Tamara has literally performed all over the world: 23 countries in 6 different languages for over a million people in her 18-year career. Tamara believes that "laughter should be a force for g…

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Ep.84 - Reboot guest episode with Dr Peter Lovatt (AKA Dr Dance!) 1:35:59

2M ago1:35:59

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As they take a quick break to record new episodes, The Occupational Philosophers wanted to reshare one of their favourite guests and their very first with Dr. Peter Lovatt. Dr Lovatt is a Dance Psychologist, multi TED speaker and best selling author, who through his work on the psychology of movement and dance, is more widely known as 'Dr. Dance'! …

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Ep. 83 - In the wild with Dr Barbara Doran 10:50

3M ago10:50

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In this short 'in the wild' episode, Simon (one-half of The Occupational Philosophers) connects with Dr Barbara Doran, Director of Strategic Innovation and Creative Intelligence live from the World Building Studio Day at the University of Technology (UTS) In the episode, they explore: The importance of a transdisciplinary approach to solving comple…

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Ep. 82: Guest episode with Dr Cyndi Burnett - Author, Academic & Creative on a mission to infuse creative thinking into every classroom around the world! 1:12:27

4M ago1:12:27

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In Episode 82, The Occupational Philosophers chat with the amazing Dr Cyndi Burnett - Author, Academic and Creative on a on a mission to infuse creative thinking into every classroom around the world! Dr Burnett has studied, taught, and written about both the art (expression) and the science (problem-solving) of creativity for the last 25 years. As…

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Ep. 81 In the Wild with Dr.Samuel West at the Global Innovation Forum, London 48:04

4M ago48:04

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In this special, 'In the Wild' episode , The Occupational Philosophers get out of the studio (well, one of them does) to have a nice, cosy fireside chat in a London pub, with Dr Samuel West, a previous guest on the show - Samuel was in London attending the Global Innovation Forum, and as well as speaking about the topic of failure, he had a travell…

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Ep.80 - Inbetweeners - So, just checking, what is Philosophy (and why do I need some?) 21:56

5M ago21:56

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers discuss “What is Philosophy”, after a teenager asked Simon that very question and he struggled a little to answer! He set off to explore and their conversation together highlights just what he uncovered: How ChatGPT can help Philosophy sound cool to a 14-year old teenager Some …

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Ep 79 - Inbetweeners: Introducing The Parkers - A Radio Drama 7:10

5M ago7:10

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In this short, sharp inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers introduce their latest experiment, a new Radio play, The Parkers! Listen as Simon tries to convince John this is a good idea, before they lead you into the world of The Parkers with the first (and possibly last) episode. Parkers is a family run, pet care business, based in Pete…

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Ep.78 - Inbetweeners: High or low curiosity? What’s an NFC? Say what? 17:41

6M ago17:41

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In this short-ish, sharp-ish inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers explore a test for curiosity called The need for cognition (NFC) What is the NFC? It's a personality variable reflecting the extent to which individuals are inclined towards effortful cognitive activities (thanks Wikipedia) Whilst it has originally come in a longer form…

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Ep 77 Guest episode with Dr Marco Motta, expert in data analysis & visualisation, philosophy doctorate, and funk-rock musician! 1:24:58

6M ago1:24:58

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In Episode 77, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Dr Marco Motta, who specialises in data analysis and visualisation, with a strong track record transforming the performance reporting culture of large organisations. He marries this with a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Queensland and uses his background in critical thinking to …

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Ep.76 - Inbetweeners - How the light gets in 16:39

6M ago16:39

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers discuss what John discovered when he attended the recent ‘How the Light Gets In’ festival in London; a curly mash up of philosophy, music and comedy: What were the big themes being explored this year? [02:30] What is the golden rule to live by? [04:10} What 3 things did John le…

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Ep. 75: Guest episode with Chi Ryan - Global design guru, writer, researcher, lecturer & all round creative polymath. 1:03:57

7M ago1:03:57

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In episode 75, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Design Guru, Chi Ryan. Chi is a designer, writer, researcher, learner, educator and all-round creative polymath. She is obsessed with design that puts experience first She helped everyone from hungry startups to global giants transform through design and has led, taught and been part of teams d…

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Ep.74 - Inbetweeners - Sweet dreams are made of this 22:15

7M ago22:15

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In this short, sharp inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers explore dreams and how they reveal the wild jungle of our mind! We have all had those bizarre dreams which connect random and seemingly disparate ideas; the koala surfing on a water buffalo, or a man made of cheese trying to sell you a time share apartment in Benidorm….or is th…

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Ep.73 - Guest episode with Professor Sophie Scott: Neuroscientist, Author, Ted Talker and Comedian 50:37

7M ago50:37

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In Episode 73, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Professor Sophie Scott, who is the Director of the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London and a Fellow of the British Academy. Sophie is an expert in cognitive neuroscience studying human vocal communication, from speech and sound to social interactions and nonverbal emo…

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Ep.72 - Is it just Dumb Luck? (or how to cultivate moments of Serendipity) 20:08

8M ago20:08

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In this short-ish Inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers dive into and muse on the idea of Serendipity. Between them they explore: Actually, what is Serendipity? (you will have to listen) Why dumb luck isn't a thing - despite that person always getting a job they don't deserve or are qualified for The danger of trying to manifest middle…

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Ep.71: Guest episode with Dr Louise Mahler - Author, Award Winning Speaker, Media Commentator and Global Communication Guru 1:15:08

9M ago1:15:08

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In this guest episode, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Dr Louise Mahler. Dr Louise is the polymath's polymath and is recognised as a Top 30 Global Guru in both Body Language and Communication. She was an Opera singer for 10 years with the Vienna State Opera. Louise’s qualifications include B.Econ; B. Mus; Post Grad Dip Music; L.Mus.A; Maste…

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Ep 70. Inbetweeners - It’s time to end shit PowerPoint Presentations! Please!! 15:09

9M ago15:09

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In this inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers explore the seven deadly sins of power point presentations - we’ve all been there…you face an avalanche of slides, information overload, the back of someone’s head as they read the slides out loud….it’s time to discover a different way as we explore: How to ensure people do not suffer ‘Deat…

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Ep.69 - Inbetweeners: If your job add is looking for a workplace Ninja, do they need throwing stars? 16:03

10M ago16:03

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In this inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers dive into the world of job advertisements - the good, the not so good and the inbetween (ers). Mmmm, did you see what they did there…? When you are being asked for flexibility, do you turn up in a Yoga outfit? Does a workplace rockstar need to throw computers out the window and have half a …

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Ep. 68 Guest episode with Chris Barez Brown: 9 x author, founder of Upping Your Elvis, eternal innovator & energy guru 1:02:54

10M ago1:02:54

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In Episode 68, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Chris Barez Brown, author, keynote speaker, and founder of 'Upping Your Elvis', which looks to embed a human, energetic and creative working culture in corporations across the globe, making work easier, more fun, and more extraordinary in the process Chris has a deep passion to help people work…

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Ep. 67 - Inbetweeners: Bias, filters, perceptions - how are yours? 13:20

10M ago13:20

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In episode 67, The Occupational Philosophers dive into the world of personal biases, filters and perceptions or the way we take in information. And what did they discover? We ALL take in information differently - whether we believe it or not. In this episode, they explore: Confirmation bias Perception bias and how two people can see the same situat…

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Ep.66 - Inbetweeners: Blue Poles, Time Travel, Long Socks for Business and Outrage 10:33

11M ago10:33

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In this short, sharp inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers do a little bit of time travel and in the process explore: What an abstract artwork can teach us about how we react to something out of our comfort zone Why at times it's all too easy to jump to outrage Why a creative shock can create long-lasting change What the hell is Blue P…

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Ep.65: Guest episode with the Dr Jason Fox - Rogue Scholar, Best Selling Author and Wizard Philosopher 1:20:04

11M ago1:20:04

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In Episode 65, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Dr Jason Fox a wizard-philosopher masquerading as a leadership advisor. His clients include the senior leadership teams of Fortune 500 companies around the world including Microsoft, Toyota, Honda, Sony, Salesforce, KPMG, The International Institute of Research (not to mention: financial instit…

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Ep.64: Inbetweeners - Dirty Habits of creative, interesting, innovative people.... 12:45

11M ago12:45

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In this short sharp in-betweener episode, the Occupational Philosophers explore the habits of creative door kickers and kick-arse inventors and ponder, "What can we learn from these curious cats?" As it happens, we can learn a hell of a lot such as: How to find your flow and what works for you Why it's worth packing a pair of swimming trunks if you…

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Ep. 63: Guest episode with Start Up Queen Jemma Enright 1:13:55

11M ago1:13:55

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Jemma Enright is a strategic and creative innovator who has an entrepreneurial spirit bigger than Mt Everest. She takes opportunities from little beans to full Jack and the Beanstalk scenario but with a much friendlier ending with no real Giants dying in the process. She is strongly connected to the startup and innovation community, as well as the …

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Ep.62 - Inbetweeners: When is a pen not a pen? (and other GPT questions) 11:25

12M ago11:25

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers explore ‘Generic Parts Technique’ or GPT. (Not to be confused with chat GPT) It’s quite hard to explain in words so we think it’s best to just listen really…. FYI: The Inbetweeners episodes are just that - smaller episodes 'in between' the longer format episodes designed to giv…

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Ep.61 - Inbetweeners: How to tackle wicked problems (and other HIP HOP related challenges) 12:41

1y ago12:41

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers, inspired by the banning of hip-hop at Sydney’s Royal Easter Show, turn their attention to wicked problems. In this episode, they explore: How do you solve a challenge with multiple truths? What’s the secret sauce when every problem is different? How can you flourish in a FUCA …

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Ep. 60: Guest episode with Julian Baggini - Philosopher, Journalist and Author (20 books!) 1:22:57

1y ago1:22:57

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In Episode 60, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Julian Baggini, a philosopher, journalist and the author of over 20 books about philosophy. He is a co-founder of The Philosophers' Magazine and has written for numerous international newspapers and magazines. In addition to writing on the subject of philosophy, he has also written books on ath…

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Ep.59 - Inbetweeners: How much coal does it take to send an email? 8:37

1y ago8:37

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What would you do if every time you sent an email, a bag of coal would turn up next to your desk? Would it change how you think about emails? Would you send a few fewer emails to play your role in not crapping on the planet? Would an ever-expanding collection of coal in your office make you think about how much energy you use? Is it time to do a pe…

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Ep.58: Inbetweeners - If you are the smartest person in the room, you are in the wrong room 8:15

1y ago8:15

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers, turn their attention to meditations, or well-known philosophical quotations which may offer some insights into how we work, play and collaborate together. In this episode, they explore: The quotation attributed to Confucius, “If you are the smartest person in the room, you are…

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Ep.57 - Inbetweeners - The Elephant in the room 14:12

1y ago14:12

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In this episode, the Occupational Philosophers (having looked down at their calendar and realised that it's the end of February) thought it may be a good time to revisit what everyone was talking about 8 weeks ago - New Year's Resolutions. As absolute non-experts in achieving goals and being productive, they thought it may be worthwhile to throw th…

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Ep.56: Guest episode with Dr Samuel West - Author, Academic, Psychologist and Curator of the Museum of Failure 1:17:24

1y ago1:17:24

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In Episode 56, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Dr Samuel West, a licensed psychologist with a PhD in Organisational Psychology. He has explored the psychology of happiness, in particular happiness related to work. He has taught courses on positive psychology, creativity, and organizational science, and in his PhD, in organizational psycholo…

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Ep.55: Guest episode with Kathy Taberner and Kirsten Siggins - Communication gurus from The Institute of Curiosity 1:13:15

1y ago1:13:15

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In Episode 55, The Occupational Philosophers again chat with another ‘delight’ of guests, Kathy Taberner and Kirsten Siggins Mmmm, sounds interesting. Tell me more…. Kathy and Kirsten are the Mother/Daughter Founders of the Institute Of Curiosity and with a name like that, we just had to have them on the show!! And a little more information about t…

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Ep. 54: Well, that didn’t go so well.....Mea Culpa 3:27

1+ y ago3:27

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Is this even an episode? In this 5-minute conversation, (with Simon recording from a cupboard in deep, dark Suffolk - so please excuse the audio), John and Simon talk about what can happen to best-laid plans.....when designing the twelve days of Xmas. In the spirit of experimenting quickly, they then move on and go straight to what's exciting about…

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Ep.53 - The 12 days of Christmas: Day 1 4:18

1+ y ago4:18

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In this short, sharp festive Inbetweener episode, John and Simon offer their first tasty morsel from the ‘12 Days of Christmas’, a reflection on some of the highlights from 2022, and something to savour in between Mince Pies, Sherry, and Karaoke with Uncle Kevin…. On this first day of Christmas, they explore: The wisdom of Neil Mullarkey and insigh…

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Ep. 52 - Inbetweeners: Does your organisation have a Chief Philosophy Officer? They will soon... 12:19

1+ y ago12:19

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, John and Simon explore the rise in interest of companies wishing to employ Chief Philosophy Officers (CPOs) within their organisations, signalling the beginning of a true movement in keeping with the aims of The Occupational Philosophers! Amongst other things, they explore: What is the role of a Chief Philo…

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Ep.51 - Inbetweeners: Corporate sayings that really need to DIE... 15:04

1+ y ago15:04

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In this Inbetweeners episode, the Occupational Philosophers explore the true meaning, origin story and get really curious about some of those hackneyed, over-used corporate sayings that really need to pass away and live in the after life. Really, what does 'circle around' mean? What is the origin and true meaning of low-hanging fruit? How low is lo…

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Ep.50: Guest episode with Ian Gilbert - award-winning author, editor, speaker, innovator, entrepreneur & the man behind Independent Thinking. 1:25:24

1+ y ago1:25:24

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In Episode 50, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Ian Gilbert, the founder of Independent Thinking, a unique and highly influential organisation in education across the UK. Independent Thinking seeks to move beyond teaching and learning, into motivation, creativity and leadership, social justice, neuroscience, inclusion, the environment and we…

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Ep.49 - Inbetweeners: Beware of flying mammals...they are innovation killers 10:48

1+ y ago10:48

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In this inbetweener episode, The Occupational Philosophers explore the problem of flying mammals that can exist in organisations, and how they can be one of the biggest innovation killers around (as well as getting stuck in your hair, making a screeching noise and leaving a big mess everywhere) What the hell are they talking about? Well, you will j…

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Ep.48 - Guest episode with Dr Barbara Doran and Rodger Watson: Authors, Innovators & Creative Rebooters 1:36:09

1+ y ago1:36:09

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In Episode 48, The Occupational Philosophers chat with a ‘delight’ of guests, Dr Barbara Doran and Rodger Watson. Mmmm, sound interesting. Tell me more…. Barbara Doran (PhD) specialises in identifying creative opportunities that respond to complex challenges and putting them in action. She is an experienced speaker, mentor, educator, project innova…

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Ep.47: Inbetweeners - Is it time to do a fluffing manifesto? 9:42

1+ y ago9:42

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Do you sometimes get out of bed and wonder why you do what you do? Maybe you're wondering about your 'why' or 'purpose'? Are you so passionate about what you do that maybe a simple 'why' statement is just not enough? Well most likely then, it's time to write your Manifesto!! What's a manifesto? According to Wikpedia, a manifesto is "A published dec…

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Ep. 46: Guest episode with humour & leadership expert, Dr Vanessa Marcie 48:05

1+ y ago48:05

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In Episode 41, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Dr Vanessa Marcié, an expert on Humour and Leadership, who is the founder and CEO of Leading With Humour, an innovative consulting firm that helps executives to harness the power of humour in their change management strategies. She is a two times TEDx speaker and guest speaker at several top b…

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Ep. 45: Inbetweeners - What Neolithic men & women did when they weren’t catching Mammoths 9:10

1+ y ago9:10

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, John reflects more on his recent trip to the far-flung reaches of the UK, including Shetland and Orkney Islands. Here he discovered evidence of creativity, imagination, and play amongst the well-preserved Neolithic remains of family life some 5,000 years ago. Amongst other things, the Occupational Philosoph…

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Ep.44 - Inbetweeners: Works in Progress 8:37

1+ y ago8:37

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, John reflects more on his recent Edinburgh Fringe Festival experience where he saw many performers showcasing a ‘Work in Progress’... something not quite finished, something which needs feedback, and where the expectation from the audience is different than if they were performing a completed set or show. A…

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Ep. 43: Vincent Van Gogh walks into a bar..... 48:59

1+ y ago48:59

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In episode 43, The Occupational Philosophers explore the life, times, and creative inspiration one of the most enigmatic, admired, and misunderstood artists of all time (possibly but not backed up with quantitative evidence), Vincent Van Gogh. Mr Van Gogh is maybe the originator of two false myths about art and artists: Artists don't get famous unt…

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Ep.42: Inbetweeners: Should your organisation embrace some festival vibes? We think so..... 10:41

1+ y ago10:41

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In this short, sharp Inbetweener episode, John reflects more on his recent Wilderness Festival experience as he and Simon ask the question: What can a corporate conference learn from a kick-ass festival experience? (And it's quite a lot as it happens....) Amongst other things, they explore: How to create an environment where it's OK to fail at new …

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Ep. 41: Guest episode with Tiffany Markman - Speaker, award winning writer and creative maverick 1:13:58

1+ y ago1:13:58

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In Episode 41 The Occupational Philosophers chat with Tiffany Markman, an international speaker, trainer and writer, known for her work on communication, messaging, marketing and more. She’s collaborated with over 450 brands worldwide — both big and small — over the last 17 years, encountering writing that ranges from the sublime to the absurd. She…

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Ep.40 Inbetweeners: Curiosity Tour Flavas and Intersections 12:40

1+ y ago12:40

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Have you ever been on a curiosity tour? John and Simon jump into some insights around what can happen when you tour all five of your senses and they pull the metaphorical golf balls from Simon's mind after his NYC sojourn. Amongst other things, they explore: What we can learn from public space and how it can influence workplace culture in making ev…

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Ep.39: Bumper edition! Did you say Thought Experiments? Ohhh, yes please...... 51:46

2y ago51:46

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In episode 39, The Occupational Philosophers honour their Philosopher forefathers and foremothers and unleash their Northern Hemisphere summer solstice Thought Experiment extravaganza! Or in language with more brevity.....revisit some of their favourite thought experiments with their guests over the last year. These include: Famous love parents wit…

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Ep. 38 - Inbetweeners: Are you asking purposeful questions? 10:02

2y ago10:02

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As John and Simon traverse the northern hemisphere summer, John takes on a little walk into the world of Purposeful Questions. Questions which: Ask for clarity on their thoughts Ask to challenge proposals Ask to examine ideas Ask to draw out someone's perspective Ask to understand the impact of an idea Ask to find out what are the right questions t…

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Ep. 37: Guest episode with the amazing Tim Vaughan-Hughes (and did we mention Monty Python?) 1:03:26

2y ago1:03:26

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In episode 37, The Occupational Philosophers chat with highly engaging, world class storyteller and very funny Tim Vaughan-Hughes. Tim is one interesting cat! He began his career with the stage management team at Glyndebourne Opera, and trained as an actor at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He has subsequently performed extensively in all media…

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