The Human Factor Episode 43: Performance...

We’re joined by Ryan Preece from The King’s Trust for an open conversation about the role mentoring plays in supporting young people to build the confidence and skills to live, learn, and earn. What does it really mean to be a mentor—and how can the wisdom of experience help some ... Show More

We’re joined by the brilliant Anita Lettink, a global thought leader challenging the way we think about paying people. While technology has made payroll more efficient through automation, reporting, and self-service tools, the fundamental process hasn’t really changed. But what i ... Show More

We’re joined by a truly inspiring Emily Jaenson whose journey proves that confidence isn’t just a trait—it’s a practice. Once too shy to order a pizza, she went on to become one of the few female General Managers in Minor League Baseball, delivered one of the most-watched TEDx ta ... Show More

It’s one thing for us to talk about the Cognitive Project Management for AI (CPMAI) Methodology and the benefits it can bring to managers running AI and advanced data projects, but hearing directly how individuals are applying the CPMAI Methodology can be incredibly valuable. In ... Show More

For my 600th episode, the great artist Joe Coleman joins the show to celebrate his phenomenal new career-spanning retrospective book, A DOORWAY TO JOE: The Art of Joe Coleman (Fantagraphics). We talk about art, mortality, mythography, history, the corruption of the flesh, the nat ... Show More

Today’s episode is a solo one, where I talk about how to get much more development experience, in a lot less time!Things discussed in the episode: • Video version of this episode • Rob J on Vasily Zukanov's Podcast🤙🏽 Get in touchYou can find your host, Rob J, on Twitter, Instag ... Show More

Welcome to the show this week. Our guest is cinematographer Idan Menin who is on to talk about his latest work on the film Lost on a Mountain in Maine. The film looks great and Idan has a ton of stories to share from pre-production all the way through to his work on set. I really ... Show More

Leading up to the birth of the Prophet Muhammad in about 570 CE, the Arabian Peninsula was an increasingly populous and globally interconnected region. Episode 111 Quiz https://literatureandhistory.com/quiz-111/ Episode 111 Transcription: https://literatureandhistory.com/episode- ... Show More

This week on the Worn & Wound podcast, Zach is joined by Andy Green and Felix Scholz, hosts of OT: The Podcast. Over the last several years, Felix and Andy have developed OT into one of the top watch podcasts out there with a series of fantastic interviews with watch industry ins ... Show More

The other day I was thinking about how podcasts must be good for your mental health, and how this could be connected to the tradition of collective oral communication which was the first form of mass media in most human civilisations, and how this has been central to human psycho ... Show More

Episode 45 du podcast, un écart à l'underground pour un mix Afro Rnb par Beuhfa @fabien-linnot. Appréciez ! Beatmakers, Dj... si vous souhaitez rejoindre le projet, contactez-moi. Vous pouvez également retrouver ce podcast sur Apple Podcasts et YouTube. APRODMEDIA https://www.fac ... Show More

Rayhan is back for his second appearance on the podcast since Episode 144, about 4 years ago, to talk about a range of topics from getting better at small talk, self-improvement, the origins of the universe, spirituality, and more! Ray teaches on Preply, and you can also find him ... Show More

This week, Fr. Paul explains that in Genesis, with respect to their behavior, human beings must follow the lead of the sea animals. (Episode 134) ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★