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The Occupational Philosophers | Episode 120
Nuggets With Dr Peter Lovatt — Dance Psychologist and the show's very first-ever guest.
John and Simon launch a new segment, likely the poorly named 'Nuggets', by digging back into the archive and pulling out the three ideas (nuggets) from Peter's ...
The Art of Asking Great Questions (And Why We're Losing It)
The Occupational Philosophers | Episode 119
With Larry Robertson — innovation advisor, author, and founder of Lighthouse Consulting, and the author of "Great Question: The Art of the Ask," his fourth book after three decades advising leaders through uncertainty and change.
Larry has spen...
In Episode 118,The Occupational Philosophers dive into a totally different format! Together with Natasha Redman, host of the very popular‘Casa De Cambio’ podcast, they have created their first ‘mash up’ podcast episode which invites them to be both guests and hosts to each other on one show!
In this episode they explore a wide range of topics including:
What’s the...The Occupational Philosophers | Episode 117 | With Jasper Vallance
Jasper Vallance is a social entrepreneur who left his corporate life at Google to create a life of meaning driven by his passions. As an event architect, he became the founder of Australia's largest sober dance party.
He has taken what he learned at Burning Man to rethink what corpo...
In this episode 114, the Occupational Philosophers chat with the wonderfully curious Professor Katherine Boydell.
Katherine is an internationally recognised leader in qualitative inquiry and arts-based knowledge translation in mental health and social care with innovative approaches to create knowledge and translate empirical research using arts-based methods, includi...