9/11 - 25 Years Later: The Company That Lost 700 People and How They Rebuilt
On the morning of 11 September 2001, Sean Windeatt was a 28-year-old in Cantor Fitzgerald's London finance department, fifteen minutes into his usual morning call with a colleague in New York, when th...
9 Syys 33min
My Life Fell Apart After 50: Lawrence Dallaglio Gets Brutally Honest (E436)
England Rugby World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio built his career on an extraordinary ability to create belief under pressure. But behind that drive was a deeply personal source of motivation: the lo...
7 Syys 1h 8min
Steve Hansen: Building The Greatest Team In History
Sir Steve Hansen won 93 of 107 Tests as All Blacks head coach — the most successful run in the history of professional rugby. We re-visit our chat with Steve where he takes it apart: why "culture" is ...
4 Syys 53min
Why You Attack Monday And Crumble By Friday
Why does a weekly to-do list feel so overwhelming on a Sunday night? Jake and Damian argue it's not because of your workload, it's because your capacity . Sleep, energy, confidence, clarity, control: ...
3 Syys 24min
Dina Asher-Smith: Why Britain's Fastest Woman Feels Unaware of Her Achievements (E435)
Dina Asher-Smith has just made history as the most decorated athlete in European Championships history. An MBE, multiple major titles and four Olympic Games within reach, but at 30, one of Britain's g...
31 Elo 1h 7min
Fernando Alonso: The Real Pain of Losing
We revisit our conversation with Fernando Alonso - two-time Formula 1 World Champion, 437 Grand Prix starts, 32 wins - recorded in a rare moment where the visor comes off completely. Jake and Damian g...
28 Elo 53min
Why Fewer Options Make Better Ideas
What do you do when every option is on the table and you still end up with the same idea you always have? Jake and Damian tackle one of the quiet traps of creative work, and land somewhere counterintu...
26 Elo 25min
