Oct 27, 202645 min
What does it take for learning to make a real difference at work? According to Stella Collins, the answer is not another course, a higher completion rate, or more content. Meaningful learning changes what people do, how...
About this Podcast:
Harald’s Curious Corner is where curiosity meets connection. Harald chases that question with a guest, gathers perspectives from voices across the industry, and then steps back to reflect on what it all means. The show unfolds like a story arc, part exploration, part roundtable, part reflection, blending imagination with analysis. The result: trusted insights, meaningful conversations, and forward-looking takeaways that shine a light on where learning is headed next.
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What is Harald’s Curious Corner about?
Harald’s Curious Corner is where curiosity meets connection. Harald chases that question with a guest, gathers perspectives from voices across the industry, and then steps back to reflect on what it all means. The show unfolds like a story arc, part exploration, part roundtable, part reflection, blending imagination with analysis.
What has Harald’s Curious Corner covered recently?
Recent episodes include "The Neuroscience of Learning for L&D Professionals with Stella Collins" (27 October 2026, 45 minutes), "SuperSkills You Need to Thrive in the AI Era" (20 October 2026, 47 minutes), and "Is L&D Ready to Manage Its New AI Employee?" (13 October 2026, 49 minutes).
How often does Harald’s Curious Corner publish?
Harald’s Curious Corner publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes.
How hard is it to get booked on Harald’s Curious Corner?
Booking probability for Harald’s Curious Corner is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Harald’s Curious Corner requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Harald’s Curious Corner's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for Harald’s Curious Corner are Business & Professional Training and Business & Management Consulting. Harald’s Curious Corner has a business audience.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #48
SuperSkills You Need to Thrive in the AI Era
Oct 20, 202647 minAI can make us faster, but that does not necessarily mean it is making us more capable. As AI becomes embedded in how we work and learn, the real challenge is knowing when to use it, when to question it, and when to...
Episode #47
Is L&D Ready to Manage Its New AI Employee?
Oct 13, 202649 minAI is becoming L&D’s newest employee. Who’s onboarding it? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Christie Vanorsdale of Vanorsdale Learning Lab , Kelly Morin of SPARK Performance Strategies , and Ibrahim Faizan of DXC...
- Oct 6, 20261h 11m
In this episode, JD Dillon , author of The Frontline Enablement Playbook , shares why frontline employees need a fundamentally different approach to learning, enablement, and performance support. He explains why...
- Sep 29, 20261h 5m
Customer education has spent years fighting to prove it belongs in strategic conversations. AI may finally force the issue. In this episode, I’m joined by Danielle Evans from Sendoso, Monica Walsh from Klaviyo, Ashley...
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- Sep 22, 202649 min
What happens when a learning and development team has to evolve as quickly as the technology and business around it? Cammy Wood , Global Director of L&D & Engagement at GoDaddy , shares how her role grew from supporting...
- Sep 15, 202648 min
Learning and development teams often begin with content, courses, and completion rates. Nick Shackleton-Jones and Charlie Kneen argue that the better starting point is performance. Nick , creator of 5Di, and CEO and...
Episode #42
Future-Proofing Talent With Kevin Bishop
Sep 8, 202652 minThe way we think about talent is changing. A neat climb from one role to the next makes less sense when the work itself keeps moving. In this episode, I sit down with Kevin Bishop , Director of Talent Development at...
Episode #41
Why Learning Science Matters More Than Ever
Sep 1, 202648 minLearning should not be measured by how much information we deliver. It should be measured by whether people can perform better in the moments that matter. In this episode, I speak with Clark Quinn , Executive Director...
- Aug 26, 202649 min
Customer education is no longer just about creating content. It is about driving customer success, growth, and measurable business impact. In this episode, I sit down with Eric Mistry , AI & Automation Transformation...
Episode #39
Building Learning People Actually Use
Aug 20, 202647 minThe real opportunity for L&D is not using more AI. It is building learning that solves the right business problems. In this episode, I sit down with Ryan McCrea , Founder and Principal Consultant at Luci Leadership...
- Aug 13, 202650 min
Education should not just be content organizations produce. Used well, it should be a product that solves real problems for the people who pay for it. In this episode, I speak with Erick Prospero , CEO, also known as...
Episode #36
How People Teams Can Build Trust With AI
Jul 30, 202646 minAI should not make “people teams” less human. Used well, it should help them become more intentional about the work only humans can do. In this episode, I speak with Erica Farmer , CEO of Quantum Rise and author of AI...
Episode #35
Why AI Adoption Starts With Behaviour
Jul 23, 202646 minAI adoption should not be measured by how often someone opens a tool. The real question is whether their behaviour changes. In this episode, I speak with Jerry Pharr , Founder and CEO of Sales Excellence Advisors...
- Jul 16, 202643 min
"You have to find your sponsors. You have to start with things that you are capable of solving today." That line from Becky Willis , Founder and Chief Learning Officer at Tractus Learning , captures the discipline at...
- Jul 9, 202647 min
Learning is no longer something people leave work to do. It is becoming something the work itself reveals. In this episode, I speak with Shellie Grieve , Director of Learning Innovation & Emerging Technology at...
- Jul 2, 202636 min
"You won't exist in five years' time if you're not accelerating learning around the organisation." That line from Nigel Paine captures exactly what's at stake for every leader still treating learning as optional. As a...
- Jun 25, 202643 min
"You can't make people learn. You can make them do tricks." That line from Katja Schipperheijn cuts to the heart of what's broken in how most organizations think about learning. As a globally recognised learning...
- Jun 18, 202645 min
“Enablement is not content. Enablement is context.” That line from Rochana Golani captures the shift happening inside Databricks . As VP of Learning and Enablement, Rochana is helping one of the world’s fastest-growing...
- Jun 11, 202645 min
L&D is at an inflection point. If you can't articulate the value of learning beyond completion rates and happy sheets, you risk becoming irrelevant in the AI era. In this episode, I sit down with our L&D Shakers panel...
Recent guests
Recent guests on Harald’s Curious Corner. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
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JD Dillon
Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer, Tigo Energy
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Nick Shackleton-Jones
organisational psychologist and behaviour change expert, Shackleton Consulting
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Kevin Bishop
Celebrated British Actor, Writer and Award-Winning Comedian, Boy Scouts of America, Northeastern Pennsylvania Council
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Dr. Clark Quinn
Ph.D., author and leader in learning technology strategy, Quinnovation
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