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SPATIAL ATTRACTION is a podcast about the spaces we work in, and the forces that shape how we think, interact, and perform. Hosted by Kursty Groves (author, speaker, and senior advisor on work, experience and human performance), the show explores why some environments energise people and make good work easier… while others leave us scattered, tense, or stuck. Each episode follows one clear theme - from focus and flow to trust, belonging, creativity, and momentum - and looks at what’s really driving behaviour beneath the surface. You’ll hear expert interviews, real-world stories, and research-informed insights across five dimensions of space: physical, social, digital, cognitive (headspace), and temporal. Expect practical language, sharp observations, and simple shifts you can make - whether you’re leading a team, shaping experience, or redesigning the conditions for better work. If you’re joining from The Office Chronicles ,
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Signup to Generate a PitchSPATIAL ATTRACTION is a podcast about the spaces we work in, and the forces that shape how we think, interact, and perform. Hosted by Kursty Groves (author, speaker, and senior advisor on work, experience and human performance), the show explores why some environments energise people and make good work easier… while others leave us scattered, tense, or stuck.
Spatial Attraction is hosted by Kursty Groves. The show has published 36 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Redefining Work (with Jeremy Myerson): Beyond the Halfway House" (25 February 2026, 46 minutes), "Series Intro: Welcome to Spatial Attraction" (29 January 2026, 1 minute), and "Trust Spaces (with Rachel Botsman): Designing the Conditions for Trust" (21 January 2026, 39 minutes).
Spatial Attraction publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 36 episodes.
Booking probability for Spatial Attraction is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Spatial Attraction requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Spatial Attraction's contact route on record: verified email.
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Kursty Groves hosts Spatial Attraction, a business podcast with 36 episodes published.
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Episode #2
<p><b>Redefining Work</b></p><p>In this episode of Spatial Attraction, Kursty Groves is in conversation with Jeremy Myerson about why the return-to-office debate refuses to settle.</p><p>Together, they explore the...
Episode #1
<p><b>Spatial Attraction is a podcast about the spaces we work in, and the forces that shape how we think, interact, and perform.</b></p><p>In each episode, Kursty Groves explores the conditions people are working...
Episode #2
<p><b>Space for Trust</b><br/>In this episode of Spatial Attraction, Kursty Groves is in conversation with Rachel Botsman about how trust has been reorganised over time, and what that means for the spaces we work inside...
Episode #20
<p>What’s a better life? What’s a better office? Those two questions are inherently connected. Your workspace’s biggest challenge is to stay relevant, and it’s impossible to do so without obsessively making being in the...
Episode #19
<p>What’s it like to design, build and operationalize a Workplace project during 2020 a Netflix office?<b> </b>What’s the workplace culture like? How does Netflix stay genuine? Nasreen Potter from Netflix tells all...
Episode #18
<p>What if you could have a ‘destination office’ rather than a bland office that people dread coming into? <br/>How do you create spaces at work that energize people? <br/>How do you make people look forward to their...
Episode #17
<p>Resilience - why doesn’t it work? Most people get resilience wrong. <br/><br/>In this episode, we’ll reframe what resilience really is and how to tap into it for yourself and your organization. Bruce Daisley and...
Episode #16
<p><b>How Does Your Office Space Manifest Your Culture? With David McKay</b></p><p>How do spaces change the way we talk to each other? The way we feel about work? And the way we behave at work? David McKay from Innocent...
Episode #15
<p>Solving hybrid work challenges requires us to talk less about desks and more about how we work. Emma Morley and Kursty discuss what it’s like to solve hybrid work, all the things that get in the way, and how to be...
Episode #14
<p>Plants can change your mood, so should offices have more of them around? Kali and Katie from The Glasshouse project join Kursty to discuss how plants can boost mental wellness, productivity, and creativity. They also...
Episode #13
<p>Sonya Simmonds joins Kursty to discuss how to meaningfully bring out your brand through workplace and office design. They explore how office design impacts employee morale, productivity, and work ethic, why the ‘wow...
Episode #12
<p>In the final part of this series, listen in to the last two hot topic discussions from the LEGO workplace symposium on (1) designing spaces and (2) orchestrating purposeful meetings. <br/><br/>During the discussion...
Episode #11
<p>Be a fly on the wall in two hot topic discussions that took place in the LEGO Workplace Symposium: </p>What is the purpose of the workplace? Hybrid headaches over the past year <p>You’ll listen in on groups of...
Episode #10
<p>In the first part of this three-part special, Kursty and Sabine recap their experience at the LEGO Workplace Symposium in Billund, Denmark. The symposium focused on key issues in workplace design and experience. It...
Episode #9
<p>Scott Witthoft joins Kursty to discuss how we are becoming more intentional with how we use and divide physical and digital spaces. They explore many thought-provoking questions like: why do some things work in some...
Episode #8
<p>Jason Fried joins Kursty to share wisdom on how he runs a fully remote company by simplifying things and focusing on what matters. They explore where deep work happens, how to create space for it, why rigid workplace...
Episode #7
<p>Trend forecaster Li Edelkoort joins Kursty to discuss the anatomy of trends, the ecology of fashion, and the post-pandemic workplace. Reflecting on the state of the world, Li discusses how to redesign the modern...
Episode #6
<p>Interview with Ian Ellison and Chris Moriarty, two brilliant workplace thinkers 'on a mission to find and celebrate the most exciting and inspiring workplace research in the world'. <br/><br/>A fascinating geek-out...
Episode #5
<p><b>Summary </b></p><p>Expert author Rachel Botsman joins Kursty to discuss the relationship between trust and space. They talk about how significant it is for organisations to empower individuals to have a rhythm of...
Episode #4
<p><b>Summary </b></p><p>Workplace strategist Neil Usher joins Kursty to discuss the nuances of navigating hybrid work, brain states that trigger creativity, and the research opportunities we missed in the pre-pandemic...
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