Three Cheers for The Hallmarked Man! Thoughts After the First Reading
Spoilers Warning! If you haven’t finished reading the 900 pages of The Hallmarked Man and don’t want to hear details from the novel, you will not enjoy this conversation about Strike8.
John read the latest Strike-Ellacott novel by Thursday morning using the pre-publication head start, the Robert Gl…
Is time up for TikTok in the US?
In January, the popular Chinese social media app TikTok went offline for its 170 million Americans. The outage marked a turning point in a long-running dispute over data privacy and national security, with US lawmakers concerned about the app’s Chinese ownership. A law passed by Congress required B…
Age Group Takeover
Joanne Gray and Nicki Gibson represent Australia in Age Group races in Wollongong this weekend. Listen to Joanne talk about what it means to have a World Champs at home and hear Nicki (Aus Tri board member) explain the importance of this event for the federation and country as a whole.
Conversations for Good: Across platforms
Dr Joanne Gray and Dr Rebecca Huntley discuss public discourse, digital platforms and democracy. Hosted by Fenella Kernebone.
Is big tech skewing our views and undoing our capacity for tolerance? What actually divides Australians and more importantly, what brings us closer? How do we create – and …
Powering Workplace Proactivity with Dr Joanne Gray
What happens when success no longer feels quite right?
In this episode of People Soup, Ross speaks with organisational psychologist, consultant and author Dr Joanne Gray.
Joe shares the story of a major career transition that took her from a senior corporate leadership role into the world of busine…
Quick Spoon: The signs you might be ignoring
What happens when your body starts telling you something you don't want to hear?
In this Quick Spoon, Ross reflects on a moment from his conversation with business psychologist, consultant and author, Dr Joe Gray.
While working in a demanding corporate role, Jo began experiencing a persistent "flic…
Quick Spoon: Four words that changed everything
Sometimes the people closest to us can see things we've become blind to.
In this Quick Spoon, Ross reflects on a powerful moment from his conversation with organisational psychologist Dr Joanne Gray.
After years in a demanding corporate role, Joe made the decision to leave. When she shared the news…
Quick Spoon: Proactivity might not be what you think
What does it really mean to be proactive?
In this Quick Spoon, Ross reflects on a key insight from his conversation with business psychologist and author, Dr Joanne Gray.
Many organisations say they want proactive employees, but we often confuse proactivity with simply being helpful or saying yes t…
Quick Spoon: Three questions before you take action
We often assume that if we're not taking action, the problem must be motivation.
But what if there's more to it than that?
In this Quick Spoon, Ross reflects on a practical framework shared by organisational psychologist Dr Joe Gray, based on the work of Professor Sharon Parker.
Before judging ours…
Ep1: Who am I, Love Island slop, meta glasses
This is genuinely a stream of consciousness don’t crucify me for my fillers and pauses x
Sources:
Ethics Explainer: The Panopticon
https://ethics.org.au/ethics-explainer-panopticon-what-is-the-panopticon-effect/
Sun, Sex and Surveillance by Greta Liu
https://artcrimearchive.net/2025/10/17/sun-se…
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