Albert Millis, immersive technology expert and co-founder of Virtual Umbrella comes on the podcast to discuss where virtual reality, extended reality and augmented reality are heading in the next 5 years, whether they can rise to the challenges

On Writing And World Building

Apr 14th, 2020 55m 10s

One for all you writers out there, I get to talk to best selling sci-fi author and writer for the Dune and Star Wars franchise novels, Kevin J Anderson.We chew the fat on his very first story he wrote called 'The Injection', his inspiration fo

Life, the Universe, and Video Games

Apr 7th, 2020 1h 12m

Phil Harris is a well known narrative designer for video games and multimedia projects, having worked on IP (that he can talk about!) including Dark Orbit, Peaky Blinders, Distant Star and Gateway, as well as lecturing on story telling. In this

Big Things Have Small Beginnings

Apr 4th, 2020 36m 25s

Who doesn't love the Alien franchise? I get to talk to Clara Carija, unofficial Alien consultant and founder of Studio Yutani a major fansite, about loving Ridley Scott's masterpiece, what crossovers she’d love to see that havent been done yet

The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

Apr 2nd, 2020 48m 6s

In this episode I'm joined by William Griffin, Chief Ethics Officer at Hypergiant, and Olivia Gambelin, founder and CEO of Ethical Intelligence to discuss the fundamentals of A.I. ethics, practical examples of implementation, whether regulation

A Time For New Leaders To Be Forged

Mar 31st, 2020 33m 14s

It's time to stop thinking about the solution and get back to the problem we're trying to solve. I chat with Richard Mulholland, one of South Africa's most recognised keynote speakers and business leaders, on whether every business should survi

Futurists Are Engineers of Hope

Mar 30th, 2020 43m 48s

Nikolas Badminton is a world-renowned futurist and researcher. In this podcast* we chat on how our thoughts create our reality, can old business models can survive post-pandemic, whether the future of virtual and augmented reality is secured in

Can We Fix Recruitment?

Mar 29th, 2020 26m 8s

I speak with Juliet Eccleston, CEO of AnyGood? about how she is changing the recruitment industry and the candidate process, why trust plays a huge role in candidate referrals in the gig economy, whether using artificial intelligence in the hir

The Fundamentals of Brand Strategy

Mar 26th, 2020 57m 12s

I talk with JP Castlin, CEO of Rouser on getting back to the basics of brand strategy, the differences between startup and corporate approaches, relative change vs absolute change, avoiding hindsight bias in marketing and why the martech landsc

The Real Pandemic is Dunning Kruger

Mar 19th, 2020 1h 13m

Editor, Streamer, Podcaster, Writer, Director and Producer Richy “MahdDogg” Reay speaks on the woeful state of writing in Doctor Who, identity politics in movies, how the real pandemic we face isn't a virus but the Dunning Kruger effect, and wh

Business and Opportunity in the Shadow of the Pandemic

Mar 19th, 2020 39m 47s

I get to talk to the irrepressible Tom Goodwin, Head of Futures and Insight at Publicis Media on operating business, digital transformation and startups under the shadow of the Coronavirus, why the smart home is really dumb, the problem with FO

The Worst of Technology

Mar 14th, 2020 32m 29s

Friday the 13th gremlins strike in this podcast where Bronwyn Williams, futurist and economist, and myself pour hot scorn and ire over some of the more moronic things we’ve seen over the last couple of weeks such as CoronaCoin and Smart Candles

How 3DPrinterOS is Democratizing the Maker Industry

Mar 5th, 2020 23m 24s

In the inaugural episode of this podcast series CEO of 3DPrinterOS, John Dogru joins Theo Priestley to discuss the 3D printer market and how their cloud-based management software has helped the likes of Duke University, Google, MIT and the US N

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