Some countries are starting to return to some degree of 'normal'. In this episode we discuss whether face to face training is coming back (from observing the industry), whether it should come back and if so, what considerations needs to be made

E2: What are learning 'experiences'?

May 19th, 2021 46m 57s

After reviewing/discussing Nick Shackleton-Jone's book 'How People Learn' in our last season we decided to revisit one of the key parts of his principles and that's the role of experiences in learning. But what exactly are they? This episode ai

E1: Why it's ok to fail

May 11th, 2021 37m 36s

Welcome back to Season 2 of Another L&D Podcast. In this episode we share occasions where we've failed, what we've learned from those failures and hopefully helping you realise everyone's not perfect and we all crash and burn at sometimes.

E10: Alternative Trainer Skills

Jun 16th, 2020 40m 35s

In this episode we cover:Being ProvocativePresenceUsing silenceRole of comedy/improvStorytelling/metaphors

E9: Creativity in L&D part two

Jun 3rd, 2020 40m 50s

In this episode we cover:Six thinking hatsThe power of saying 'Yes and...'Improv Improv warm up exercises - https://www.hooplaimpro.com/improv-exercises-games-formats.htmlProject planning and creativityBrian Eno's Oblique strat

E8: Creativity in L&D part one

May 26th, 2020 28m

In this episode we discuss the following:Are organisations capable of fostering creativitySteve Chapman - Can scorpions smoke?PixarThe role of failing in creativityIs L&D adverse to failure?Questions you can ask stakeholders wh

E7: How to influence up in your L&D function

May 18th, 2020 32m 37s

In this episode we discuss different ways you can influence up in your L&D function including some suggestions from Twitter & LinkedIn.In this episode we discuss:How you can personally have an impact on your functionHow you can make sure

E6: Is an L&D function even needed?

May 11th, 2020 36m 4s

In this episode we discuss whether L&D is even needed and if they were a person would they have been fired by now?Topics we touch on:- Why L&D could be replaced- What areas of the business could replace L&D- How the business create their ow

Learning during a crisis

Apr 17th, 2020 51m 36s

During this episode we discuss our experiences of developing/delivering learning during the COVID-19 crisis. We discussThe ChallengesState of the industryMental Health and well beingWorking from homeThe book mentioned about ideas i

E4: What makes a world class trainer?

Dec 20th, 2019 32m 17s

In this episode we attempt to discuss what a world class trainer looks like? We end up touching on guide, experiences, what skills a trainer may need in the future, improv and Scottish history!Find Us:Arash:Twitter: @arashmazinaniLinkedIn:

E3: How People Learn

Dec 20th, 2019 25m 27s

In this episode we're discussing one of our favourite books on learning by Nick Shackleton-Jones.Find Us:Arash:Twitter: @arashmazinaniLinkedIn: Arash Rezaei-MazinaniPaul:Twitter: @richardsonp2LinkedIn: Paul Richardson

E2: Looking for work in Learning & Development

Dec 20th, 2019 19m 40s

In this episode we talk about finding work in L&D, we touch on changing jobs, L&D job titles, Job Specs (and our frustrations with them) and Recruitment Agencies.Find Us:ArashTwitter: @arashmazinaniLinkedIn: Arash Rezaei-MazinaniPaul:Twit

E1: Learning Technology

Dec 20th, 2019 30m 45s

In this episode we discuss all things learning technology, touching on Virtual Reality, Smartphones, Vodafone, John Lewis, McDonalds.Arash:Twitter: @arashmazinaniLinkedIn: Arash Rezaei-MazinaniPaulTwitter: @richardsonp2LinkedIn: Paul Rich

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