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Everything seems to move at 1000 miles an hour these days. Moving at speed has become valued above most all else and this sits in direct contrast to our human need for curiosity. Being curious takes time and space, we have to give ourselves the permission to expand our thinking and perspective to see more possibilities. This podcast is unapologetically about holding space to be truly curious and who knows where that might lead? Really can you afford not to develop your CQ?Photo by Dominik Van Opdenbosch on Unsplash
Nick hosts The Curiosity Quotient, a education show with 18 episodes published.
In this latest episode of the Curiosity Quotient I was fortunate to talk to Dave Lockie and his openness about the experiences that shaped him and his approach to life was humbling. It also contained so many lessons for
For episode 2 of the new series of the Curiosity Quotient it was a delight to welcome Stevie Fine. As ever the conversation started and immediately went in directions unanticipated. Stevie and I were at the same universi
With the start of 2026 it felt like the right time to embark on season 2 of the Curiosity Quotient. I was delighted to go international for this one and invite the brilliant Calli Adamson Bakken, founder of Wiggle Work.
For my first episode of 2026 I had the pleasure of being joined by John Wilkinson, Chief Development Officer for Suez UK. And as ever the conversation went in directions I hadn't anticipated starting with discovering Joh
In this episode I was joined by Baden Frosen for a brilliant wide ranging episode that began with Baden’s personal fork inthe road moment and ended up with us talking about Psychosocial Safety. It was just a conversation
This was an episode that went in unexpected directions, thanks to my wonderfully open guest - Jeremy Hine - we explored a topic still little discussed in UK society. How to reconsider our experience of and engagement wit
For this first post summer episode I was delighted to welcome Anusha Parshotam, a fabulous coach, inclusion consultant and a confirmed optimistic introvert who believes in humankind. It was a joyful, curious exploration
For this episode of the CQ Podcast I was joined by the inimitable Dr Stewart Desson. We had a wonderful conversation that ranged from a football tour of Pakistan to trying to unpick the potential future impact of AI. Alo
As Dr Rob Archer said at the end of this episode, it really didn't go in the direction anticipated. The 10th episode of the Curiosity Quotient was a wonderfully deep discussion of the human condition and Rob's openness a
This podcast conversation with Alison Tansey, Founder of Simply Brilliance, squeezed in the broadest range of discussion topics of any episode I have been fortunate enough to record to date. Enough range for the most cur
This episode of the Curiosity Quotient saw me talking with the wonderful Mardi McBrien who is an incredible, mission driven, sustainability champion. Mardi shared a little of her fascinating career to this point and how
It was a joy to spend time with Ben Gallacher, co-founder of inRehearsal for this episode. Ben's perspective on the value of imperfection, experimentation and rehearsal that stems from his background in theatre provided
This episode marks my first with two guests - which proved to be a joyful conversation. I was joined by Sharon Curry and Steve McCann for a fascinating dive into leadership, their experiences and insights garnered throug
My guest for this episode, Amy Brann, and I had a truly fabulous and far reaching conversation that has made me rethink how I prompt generative AI models using the perspective of Ancient Philosophers. And if that isn't e
It was an absolute delight to record Episode 4 of the CQ Podcast with Lori Niles-Hofman who is a true thought leader in the space of EdTech and Learning. I love Lori's directness and her willingness to call out the thing
For episode 3 of the CQ podcast I am delighted to welcome Grace Prendergrast. Grace is a hugely successful athlete, winning gold and silver rowing medals at the Tokyo Olympics for New Zealand. She has also now made the t
I was joined for this episode by Toby Kheng who shared his passion for stand up comedy as well as his perspective on where work is broken and what should change between employers and employees. It was a really thought pr
In this episode I had the opportunity to talk with Jonathan Kini (JK) who is a highly experienced global executive who has a passion for finding ways to achieve the environmental and sustainability challenges we face wit
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