One of the reasons we’ve enjoyed curating the Podcast Learning Festival is the range of questions people are bringing into the room. On Friday, Jonathan shared why he’s closing the day. Today, Christina Moore is raising a different kind of question. Not how to make a podcast.How you make one work inside an organisation. This… Read More Not how to make a podcast. How you make one work.
One of the decisions we’ve been deliberate about with the Podcast Learning Festival is who we ask to keynote. We don’t want people especially loud about podcasting or learning, but people who’ve built something real with it and are still curious about what comes next. Jonathan is our closing keynote, and this clip explains why.
I am delighted to confirm the programme for the Podcast Learning Festival 2026. On Thursday, 26 February 2026, at Mary Sumner House in Westminster, Central London, we are dedicating a full day to one idea. The idea that podcasting and learning are a natural fit. Talk. Record. Change. Three streams running all day.You can stay… Read More Podcasting Meets Learning
I am incredibly lucky sometimes. Jo Cook asked me to lead a session at the TJ60 event in London last week and gave me the chance to turn it into a podcast episode. Laura Overton, Kirsty Lewis and I spent an hour talking about what’s changed in L&D over the decades and what hasn’t. I… Read More Behind the Mic
I was listening to Tom McDowall and Adam Lacey the other week talking about making podcasts work for training. Fifteen minutes later, I’d pulled out a clip, cut it, cleaned it, and turned it into this: It’s a great example of what happens when you structure conversations that people want to listen to. And that’s… Read More Proving concepts
Lost and Desperate 