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
I’m delighted to start confirming speakers for the Podcast Learning Festival and this first group says a lot about what the festival stands for. We were really keen that people coming get to hear from real voices who know learning, audio, and impact. Here are four of them: 🔹 Ruth Wood – Talk That Changes… Read More Building a team
On 26 February 2026, the UK’s first Podcast Learning Festival takes place in London.A one-day event where workplace learning meets the power of podcasting. Why book now? 🎟 Founder tickets are the lowest price you’ll ever see⏳ They’re only available until 1 November (or until they’re gone)👥 The TOTAL number of places are capped at… Read More Founder tickets now live
We talk a lot in learning about what works. Yesterday I posted about how the Podcast Learning Festival supports new approaches to learning and knowledge management. Someone quite rightly asked, “Where’s the evidence?” Good question. There are plenty of studies that explore how audio, conversation, and narrative shape memory and transfer. And I’m always up… Read More Making a statement
Lost and Desperate 