Berlin Alexanderplatz
As we approach its hundredth anniversary, John Yorke explores the long-vanished world of German writer Alfred Döblin’s Expressionist masterpiece, Berlin Alexanderplatz.
Set in 1928 at the height of the Weimar Republic, the novel centres around Franz Biberkopf - ‘transport worker, housebreaker, pim…
Dr. Iain Hunter - Biomechanics Professor
Dr. Iain Hunter is a biomechanics professor at BYU where he has worked with Olympic level distance athletes. The conversation focuses on his findings on the science of the sport, as well as insights into the mental game of running and what he's picked up on being around these high level athletes. N…
Can older generations be early adopters in tech?
Welcome to Label Sessions Presents... the podcast bringing you what you need to know right now if you want to lead change at work, and introducing you to the leaders from the world's leading innovation expert network.
Today, join Josh Nixon + Fuzlin Esau of Label Sessions alongside leaders John K. …
How should leaders think about working from home vs. the office?
Welcome to Label Sessions Presents... the podcast bringing you what you need to know right now if you want to lead change at work, and introducing you to the leaders from the world's leading innovation expert network.
Today, join Josh Nixon + Fuzlin Esau of Label Sessions alongside leaders John K. …
How quickly will AI change the way we travel?
Welcome to Label Sessions Presents... the podcast bringing you what you need to know right now if you want to lead change at work, and introducing you to the leaders from the world's leading innovation expert network.
Today, join Josh Nixon + Fuzlin Esau of Label Sessions alongside leaders John K. …
Sense and Sensibility - Episode Two
John Yorke explores the revolutionary techniques developed by Jane Austen in Sense and Sensibility and uncovers why her work is so endlessly adaptable to modern tastes.
Austen innovated ‘free indirect style’, which blends third person narration with a character’s internal thoughts and feelings. …
Sense and Sensibility - Episode One
John Yorke explores the romantic framework of Jane Austen’s first published novel, Sense and Sensibility, as well as the reasons for its enduring appeal. It’s a novel that explores the cost of love, and in it, Austen develops writing techniques that revolutionised this new form, which are still in…
My Antonia
John Yorke explores themes of loss, longing and the founding of America, in Willa Cather’s innovative novel, My Ántonia. A milestone in American literature, the novel’s heroine is - unusually for the time - a Czech immigrant, Ántonia Shimerda, seen through the eyes of her childhood friend, lawyer J…
Progress with Patience: Marathon Training and the Spiritual Lessons of Running with Iain Hunter
In this episode of Y Health, host Dr. Cougar Hall sits down with renowned BYU exercise science professor and elite distance runner Dr. Ian Hunter to explore the lifelong impact of movement, motivation, and meaningful connection through running.
From his unexpected journey from middle-distance track…
#287 The Latest on Super Shoe Research 2.0: Matching Up to Your Running, Known Effects on the Body, How to Adapt Appropriately
Matt is joined by Dr. Iain Hunter of Brigham Young University's Exercise Science department for an evidence-based deep dive into the science of super shoes. Drawing on his own research, Dr. Hunter explores the wide variability in how runners respond to plated footwear and tackles the practical ques…
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