Barbara Freese on Denial - how large companies undermine social trust in Science & Democracy
On this episode, I explore the concept of denial; something we know is bad on an individual level. But what happens when denial takes place on an industrial scale? That's literally what my guest on t...
26 Aug 20201h
Kelly Peters on Bringing Scientific Thinking to Business
How can we use creativity to solve complex business problems?That's what Kelly Peters, my guest on this episode does.Kelly is the CEO and co-founder of BEWorks, a purpose-driven company whose goal is ...
24 Aug 202057min
Paul Orlando on Unintended Consequences or why we sometimes don't think things through
Why do things often not turn out the way we planned them? That's what my guest, Paul Orlando is interested in discovering. In his blog 👉https://unintendedconsequenc.es/ Paul explores Unintended Con...
21 Aug 20201h
Radio Host Iain Dale on Radio, Politics & Polarization
"Why Can't We All Just Get Along?" is a question that we've probably all asked at some point in recent times. And it's one that my guest on this episode, Iain Dale, seeks to answer in his brand new b...
19 Aug 20201h 1min
Neil Clark on Managing Human Factors in Safety-critical industries
In industries where human error can be the difference between life & death, how can we manage Human Risk?The answer is Human Factors, a specialism that blends Behavioural Science & Psychology into ope...
11 Aug 202057min
Hanna Thomas Uose on why video calls don't give us Zoom Fatigue, but rather Zoom Trauma
You’ve heard of Zoom Fatigue. But what about Zoom Trauma? It sounds extreme, but an article by my guest on this episode Hanna Thomas Uose suggests that this is precisely what we’re experiencing. I ...
8 Aug 202058min
Dr Todd Haugh on the Behavioral Aspects of Ethics & Compliance
As the risks of failing to comply with regulations & ethical standards increase, how can we ensure that employees do what we want them to? This question underpins my whole Human Risk mission; if we s...
6 Aug 20201h 5min
