#17 - Alaina Szlachta on Harnessing Data To Improve Learning and Performance
In this episode of The Learning and Performance Podcast, I speak with Dr. Alaina Szlachta, an education entrepreneur and data and measurement "nerd," about leveraging data to improve workplace learning and performance. Alaina is the founder and Chief Measurement Architect at By Design Development S…
Heidi Kirby Revisited: Sobriety, Growth, and What's Changed
The Life Shift Rewind
I’m excited to share bonus episodes from Patreon, where I revisited past guests to discuss what has changed and the value of sharing their stories. Since I currently only have the lower tiers available, I wanted to make these conversations accessible to the public feed. If you…
Ep 9: How to Say “No” and Still Be Trusted in L&D
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In this episode of The Adoption Curve, I sit down with Heidi Kirby, Founder of the Useful L&D Community, to discuss how learning professionals can escape the order-taking trap and become strategic business partners inside their o…
23 - Tom Brush on Needs Assessment for Learning and Performance Improvement
We all want to believe we’re tackling the right problems in our work — but too often, we skip straight to solutions without understanding what’s really going on. In this episode of The Learning and Performance Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Tom Brush, Professor of Instructional Systems Technology at …
Why You Should Network with Learning Professionals (Even if You Don’t Need a Job)
Most people think networking is only for job hunting. But here’s the truth—by the time you need a job, it’s already too late.
In this solo episode of Talk Learning With Me, Joseph Diaz shares why networking matters in Learning & Development, even if you’re not looking for a job.
From his awkward…
466 — What L&D should (and shouldn't) be doing with AI
According to Donald Taylor and Egle Vinauskaitė's recent AI in L&D: The Race for Impact report, 'creating learning content' and 'learning design tasks' remain the primary use cases for AI in learning and development. But should they be?
In this week's episode of The Mindtools L&D Podcast, L&D cons…
When AI grills humans on the future of learning design
In a twist on the usual format, this special episode of Learning at Large hands the mic to AI, which interviews Dr. Heidi Kirby and Kirstie Greany - probing, provoking, and grilling them with tough questions about the future of learning design.
From authority and relevance to the automation of d…
A New Framework for Measuring Impact and A Safe Place to Practice
In this episode, I chat with Dr Heidi Kirby and Helen Routledge about their sessions at IDTX Online 2026.
Heidi shares FUSE, her framework for useful learning evaluation, built to scale from small assets to big programmes, and designed to slot into whatever design process you already use.
Helen exp…
Why Most Workplace Training Fails (And How to Fix It): Make This Make Sense ep4 with Dr. Heidi Kirby
Why Most Workplace Training Fails (And How to Fix It): MakeThis Make Sense ep4 with Dr. Heidi Kirby
What if the biggest problem with education isn't students—it's how we've designed learning itself? Dr. Heidi Kirby joins the professors to unpack instructional design, why most corporate training …
Episode 144: Sibling Abuse Series: Healing Beyond the Family Secret
Author Heidi Kirby joins Dr. Amy Meyers to share her deeply personal story of surviving sibling abuse, growing up in a family shaped by silence, fear and painful family dynamics. In this powerful conversation, Heidi discusses the long road to healing, learning to release shame, forgiving herself wh…
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