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TI03 Asimov 1: The Robot Laws
In 1942, a 22-year-old chemistry student and part-time writer set down three short rules for how a fictional robot ought to behave. His aim was to kill off the lazy “robot-as-Frankenstein-monster”…
TI02 5 Foundational SF Authors You’ve Never Heard Of
Every genre has a shadow canon — the writers who don’t make the syllabus, don’t sell out on Amazon, and rarely get the Netflix series. In science fiction, that shadow canon is where some of the most…
TI01 Amazing Stories Is 100!
A hundred years ago this spring, a magazine called Amazing Stories hit the newsstands and — almost by accident — gave a name and a shape to the genre we now call science fiction. Its publisher, Hugo…
TI00 Welcome to The Tech Imaginarium
In 1983, Isaac Asimov predicted that computers would let every person learn what they wanted, in their own time, at their own speed. Forty years on, that vision is more or less the world we live in.…
LH130 Learning Technologies London 2026 Show Special
Augmented Workforce, Learning at the Frontline and the Destiny of L&D. For a long stretch, you could skip Learning Technologies for a year and miss almost nothing. Not this year. AI has stopped…
LH129 Ripping Scorm with Mike Alcock
Your organisation has probably spent years building a learning library. Courses, videos, SCORM files, PDFs — hundreds of them, living in the LMS or scattered across SharePoint. You can enrol in them.…
LH128 Crossing the Divide with Lars Hyland
What does it take to change how an industry works — and what happens when it doesn’t change fast enough? Lars Hyland has been asking that question for thirty years, from the early days of interactive…
LH127 Roll Away the Stone with Bob Mosher
What if the ideas that L&D has been nodding at for thirty years are finally about to become unavoidable? Bob Mosher has spent his career arguing that training and performance are not the same…
LH126 Polynesian Navigators with Laura Overton and Michelle Ockers
Does L&D know where it’s going? What separates the L&D functions that genuinely move organisations forward from those that stay busy but never quite shift the dial? That question has driven…
LH125 What’s The Vibe, Don?
The results of the 2026 Global Sentiment Survey are out — and the mood in workplace learning is uneasy. In this episode, John speaks with Donald H. Taylor about AI’s “hangover moment,” rising…
LH #124 Learning Hive: What’s the Buzz? with Kinga Petrovai
What if the most powerful learning system in your organisation is already there — hidden in plain sight? In this episode, Dr Kinga Petrovai introduces The Learning Hive: a structured,…
LH123 – OEB Special: Learning and Humanity
Voices from Online Educa Berlin 2025. Recorded at Online Educa Berlin 2025, this episode brings together five perspectives on keeping the human at the centre of learning in the age of AI. From global…
AI Learning and the Global South (an episode of the Great Minds on Learning podcast)
Recorded live at Online Educa Berlin, this episode of Great Minds on Learning explores AI and the Global South through history, hard lessons, and contemporary debate. John Helmer and Donald Clark…
LH #121 A Make Or Break Year? 2025 in review with Myles Runham
2025 was billed as a “make-or-break year” for L&D. But what actually happened? To make sense of a turbulent twelve months in learning, talent and HR, John Helmer speaks with Myles Runham of…
LH #120 Agent Provocateur with Dr. Ashwin Mehta
How AI agents are reshaping learning workflows and the L&D ecosystem “Agentic AI” is the buzzword of the moment. But how many people fully understand what it really means—or how it will change…
LH #119 Learning To Love America with Christian Ray Flores
From refugee to rockstar to life coach — the making of a modern American.
LH #118 Human Moments: the View from Crotonville w. Jay Moore and Doug Scott
The human heart of learning in a digital age
LH117 AI, Productivity & Humans in Charge with Brian Murphy
AI, productivity, and keeping humans in charge
LH #116 How L&D Gets Leverage, with Lori Niles-Hoffman
Systems, skills and the eight levers of learning transformation.
LH115 Meet Your New Math(s) Teacher: a Robot Dog, with Jan Liphardt
Stanford bioengineer on AI, robotics & the future of learning
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