Audio Advantages

I was reading the State of Business Podcasting 2025 report last week. It analyses the Top 100 Business Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, reviewing over 70 data points per show to understand how leading business podcasts operate. It is descriptive, not prescriptive, offering trends which might help inform strategic decision making. I looked at this from… Read More Audio Advantages

Making a statement

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

Podcast Learning: why it deserves its own festival

There are already brilliant conferences in learning and I am delighted to be involved in them! The Podcast Learning Festival isn’t here to replace them. It’s here to add something different — a space focused on how audio changes the way people learn, share, and connect. Podcasts aren’t just content – they’re conversations you carry… Read More Podcast Learning: why it deserves its own festival

Every voice

Women Talking About Learning has always been about creating space. Since we started it in 2020 it has fundamentally been about honest conversations, diverse perspectives, and stories which deserve to be told. We do it because it matters. Not for profit. Not for praise. But to amplify the voices shaping, doing, living, and succeeding at… Read More Every voice

Personal Time

I realised this week’s posts have all been a bit personal, so we’ll end with another. I have been incredibly lucky to have been featured on a couple of podcasts recently which have been published in the last week or so. I was really happy to be on the Development Nerds Podcast with Candice Mitchell.… Read More Personal Time