Chris Rawlinson, founder of 42courses.com talks about Why he started the company His relationship with Rory Sutherland Applied Behavioural Science Sir Ken Robinson Love of learning How the courses are created with the Thought Leaders Reviews, Feedback and Questions from students

Mark discusses body language, public speaking, dyslexia, The Behaviour Panel… and gives a fantastic response to the duck/horse question. Mark Bowden is a world-renowned body language expert, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of 4 books, most recently with Truth and Lies - What people are really thinking. Founder of communication training company TRUTHPLANE®, Mark’s live and virtual keynote speeches and training prove invaluable to business leaders and teams from major companies across the world including Zoom, Shopify, Toyota, KPMG, American Express, the US Army and NATO; and prime ministers of G7 nations.  Mark’s highly acclaimed TEDx talk “The Importance of Being In-Authentic” continues to reach millions of people, as does his own YouTube Channel and the weekly YouTube sensation “The Behavior Panel,” as recently featured on The Dr. Phil Show.  He is a go-to media commentator on the body language of politicians, celebrities and public figures, appearing regularly on CNN, CBS, and Global News, and he is frequently quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and GQ Magazine.

Amelia shares advice on how to be successful at strategy, as well as chatting about the wonderful Jeremy Bullmore, the curiosity of Sherlock Holmes, and even Japanese swordmakers. Amelia is the co-founder of wearefawnbrake, former CSO at TBWA\London, is one of the UK’s most influential strategic thinkers having been named by Campaign magazine as “Planner Of The Year.” Amelia is a relentless thinker and commentator about brands and the future, writing on this for the FT, Mail on Sunday, Spectator as well as Campaign, Contagious, Marketing Week and talking monthly on BBC Radio London. P.S. Here is a link to Amelia's favourite read - https://www.wpp.com/-/media/project/wpp/files/bullmore-collection/posh_spice_and_persil.pdf

Philip Storey has worked in email marketing for the last 20 years and is the founder and CEO of enchantagency.com. In this episode, we chat with Philip about the evolution of email marketing, tips on how to grow your email marketing from nothing to millions, advice on tools and best practice and Philip even shares some handy book recommendations.

This week we chat about unintended consequences and how to better prepare for them and make better decisions with Prof. Paul Orlando. Paul has a background in tech and is a professor of entrepreneurship at the University of California. Paul's other claim to fame is his incredible blog/newsletter called The Unintended Consequence blog, a brilliant site that helps readers gain knowledge and perspective to better evaluate decisions and change. Enjoy the show.

Richard Shotton is an adman turned Behavioural Scientist, he's also the author of the best selling book The Choice Factory and the man behind the incredibly popular Behavioural Science Twitter handle @rshotton. In this episode, Richard shares how he transitioned from ad man to Behavioural Scientist and shares advice on how to run Behavioural experiments on a budget as well as some general tips and great book recommendations. To find out more about Richard visit richardshotton.com

Christian Hunt, the founder of The Human Risk podcast, comes back on the show again to discuss risk and how you can better manage it for your personal and business life. You can find out more about Christian and his marvellous work at his website, www.human-risk.com

Christian Hunt, the founder of The Human Risk podcast, shares some of the lessons he has learned on risk-taking and decision making after interviewing comedians, millionaires, pop stars and even Rory Sutherland on his global hit podcast The Human Risk. You can find out more about Christian and his marvellous work at his website, www.human-risk.com

In this captivating episode, we were delighted to speak to the incredible Jason Collins, a behavioural and data scientist.  Jason has led PWC Australia’s Behavioural Economics Practice and was the data science lead for Australia's corporate markets and financial services regulator. He is also worked as a lawyer and economic policy advisor. You can find out more about Jason’s work by visiting his blog: jasoncollins.blog.  We hope you enjoy the discussion on why behavioural economics has come under some recent criticism and evolutionary biology in Sydney. 

In this extra-long episode, we chat to the marvellous Tom Rothenberg about 10 tips for success and why we all need to be more like lobsters. Tom used to work with Jake at McCann London where he was the agencies leads growth officer, Tom is now the global president at Rufus, IPG's dedicated agency for Amazon. We hope you enjoy all the nuggets of wisdom in this one.