ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
TIE Unearthed explores what different worlds can teach us about being human.
Conversations with scientists, artists, anthropologists, business leaders and people from unexpected worlds that challenge how we think about trust, judgement, identity, uncertainty and one another.
Conversations with scientists, artists, anthropologists, business leaders and people from unexpected worlds that challenge how we think about trust, judgement, identity, uncertainty and one another.
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Average audio length:
40 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
128 episodes
since June 26, 2020
episodic
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For generations, we've gone to doctors for answers. Now we're increasingly arriving with answers of our own.
And sometimes those answers come from AI.
The traditional relationship between doctors and patients is already changing. But as technology becomes more involved in our healthcare, who do we…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Why would an artist spend years mastering beauty, only to deliberately destroy it?
Internationally exhibited and recognised at the forefront of modern figurative painting and disrupted realism, British painter Ben Ashton combines the techniques of the Old Masters with a radically unconventional ap…
What if real expertise makes you less certain, not more?
And what happens when we already know enough to act, but still don’t?
Thierry Courvoisier has spent a lifetime testing what we think we know. An astrophysicist and honorary professor at the University of Geneva, he created and led the scienc…
What happens when the people whose job is to know have to become increasingly comfortable with not knowing?
We have more data, more opinions and more intelligence at our fingertips than ever before. And yet working out what deserves our attention, and what to believe, may be getting harder.
That te…
Most conversations about AI begin with speed. What can be done faster, cheaper, with fewer people involved.
But almost none begin with what an organisation has never been able to do at all.
And that's where my conversation with Debbie Ahenkorah and Cameron Milne ended up, although it started somewh…
Some ideas don’t fail because they are wrong. They fail because the world has nowhere to put them yet.
We often assume that if something is good enough, an audience is already there, waiting. But sometimes what you are actually building is the audience itself.
That idea runs through my conversation…
Curiosity is easy to praise and surprisingly hard to organise.
Most organisations say they want more of it.
Then they reward speed, certainty and the person who arrives with the answer.
That tension sits at the heart of my conversation with Jeppe Fischer-Mogensen, Head of Strategic Planning at Arl…
What if the problem was never that people can't cope, but that we've built a way of working no human was ever meant to sustain?
Just think about that for a moment.
This thought sits at the heart of my conversation with Kimberly Shaw, founder and principal of the Canadian change and transformation c…
Some people sense that the question they are allowed to ask is not yet the question that matters.
Reflect on that for a moment.
It comes from Philippe Vandenbroeck, my guest on this week's episode. An engineer who became a philosopher, then an urban planner, then one of Europe's most original think…
How many times this week did you nod along when something in you wanted to say no?
That small surrender feels harmless, but Nick Whitnell would argue it's exactly where the cracks begin.
In this episode of TIE Unearthed, I sit down with Nick. A leadership coach, facilitator, former corporate execu…
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