August 16, 2024 My family and I travel to Paris every other year to visit my mother. We spend a week there, then take the train to the West Midlands
May 17, 2024 The future is already here — it’s just not evenly distributed. William Gibson We might find comfort—even some excitement—when we witness schools unveil and roll out their
April 26, 2024 How might our stories be as unique as the place from which they unfold? In this episode, I speak with Jenny Andersson. Jenny is the founder of
April 12, 2024 How might we re-think higher education to be about our ability to discern the world and take action, not the diplomas we receive? I speak with Ronald
March 22, 2024 How might we come together around a WHY rather than a HOW? Might the HOW sort itself out if we share purpose? In this episode, I speak
March 8, 2024 How might AI create both utopian and dystopian futures all at the same time? What does this mean for education and for learning? In this episode, I
February 16, 2024 Life is a dance of opposites, each necessary to the other. —David Orr In the late nineteenth century, French writer and scholar Georges Polti wrote that all
February 2, 2024 What might flourishing look like as collective and individual experiences entangled in environment? Eri Mountbatten-O’Malley is a senior lecturer in education policy at Bath Spa University and
January 19, 2024 How might we tell new stories to open up our imagination to what is possible? In this episode, I speak with Cindy Forde. Cindy’s career has been dedicated
January 5, 2024 No two persons ever read the same book. —Edmund Wilson My grandfather passed away when I was 11 years old. He was a remarkable man, as I