ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Workplace Geeks is the podcast from Audiem, exploring the people, ideas and evidence shaping the future of work.
Hosted by Chris Moriarty, each episode features conversations with leading researchers, authors, workplace practitioners and business leaders, uncovering practical insights on workplace experience, organisational performance, technology, leadership and the changing nature of work.
From groundbreaking academic research to real-world workplace challenges, Workplace Geeks helps bridge the gap between theory and practice, bringing fresh thinking to the people creating better workplaces and better organisations.
Update frequency:
every 17 days
Average audio length:
58 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
78 episodes
since Feb. 9, 2022
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
How do we find room to act when everything seems to be changing at once?
Act Two of this series opens with Sam Conniff, author of Be More Pirate and co-founder of Uncertainty Experts, to explore our relationship with uncertainty and what it means for the decisions we make at work.
Sam describes a …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What happens when conversations about AI, hybrid work, trust and leadership start pointing towards the same questions?
The Reflection Section returns to Workplace Geeks, this time with an episode of its own. As Act One of Series Five closes, Chris Moriarty revisits conversations with Dave Coplin, J…
The workplace profession has spent years debating how often people should come to the office, how much space organisations need and which new technologies might help. But are these the questions that will actually move us forward?In the third episode of our Workplace Leaders series, Chris Moriarty …
For years, much of the workplace debate has focused on one question: where should people work?
Amanda Schneider thinks there’s a more important one underneath it. How should work actually work?
Amanda is the founder and president of ThinkLab and author of Work for What’s Next. Her research explores…
The headlines tell us work is broken.
One week it’s return-to-office mandates. The next it’s artificial intelligence. Then it’s another study claiming to have found the answer.
But what happens if the headlines are only telling part of the story?
In this episode of Workplace Geeks, Chris Moriarty i…
Five workplace leaders. Five very different sectors. One surprisingly consistent message: the future belongs to organisations that never stop learning.Sponsored by Rhino Interiors Group, this is the second episode in our special series celebrating the Workplace Leaders Top 50 2026, bringing togethe…
What makes a good leader?
It’s a deceptively simple question. We often talk about vision, communication or decisiveness. But beneath all of those sits something more fundamental: judgement.
At a time when organisations have access to more information than ever before, making good decisions should, …
The pandemic felt like a moment of reckoning for work.Almost overnight, organisations were forced to rethink where work happened, how it happened, and the relationship between employers and employees. Long-held assumptions that had survived for decades suddenly looked open to challenge. For a while…
AI is rapidly moving from something we use to something we work alongside. As tools become more capable, more autonomous and increasingly embedded in our working lives, organisations face a fundamental question: if AI becomes our co-worker, what changes?In the opening episode of Season 5 of Workpla…
Five workplace leaders. Five completely different career journeys. One industry still trying to figure out what the future of work actually looks like.
Recorded live at the NEC during Workplace Leaders Top 50 2026, this special episode of Workplace Geeks brings together conversations with some of t…
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