Hosted by Ben Cattaneo · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 250 episodes
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The Decision-Making Studio Podcast (formerly known as the All Things Risk podcast) uses the lenses of decision-making, uncertainty and risk to better understand ourselves and our world. We feature fascinating guests across many fields from sport, the arts, current affairs and others. We have long-form conversations and our guests share insights, stories, tools and tips.
Ben Cattaneo hosts The Decision-Making Studio Podcast, a society show with 250 episodes published.
Today, we explore the world through phrases. Not just any phrases, but aphorisms – those short sentences with the power to stop us in our tracks, cause us to rethink how we see things, and even make better decisions. I'm
The world does not seem to be doing particularly well at the moment. Much needs to change. Most conversations focus on what should change and how. This episode asks a different, and more refreshing, question: 👉 What can
This episode is a fun one – and covers a topic we most certainly have not covered before: the strategic decision-making of Taylor Swift, the most famous pop singer in the world. Taylor Swift may recognised as a pop star,
Today, we tackle some big-picture questions about the role of business in society when it comes to protecting human rights and democracy. And of course, this is very topical. I am honour to welcome Michael Posner to the
Today, we talk about happiness. Is happiness a choice? Is it a skill? Is it a set of practices? Is it all those things? What's the difference between happiness and fulfilment or well-being? I am thrilled to welcome Dr. M
Today, we delve into the world of organizations and what my guest calls a "future-fit" organisational culture. My guest is Geoff Marlow and he has over three decades of experience around the world helping organisations c
What can we learn about business and society from a seasoned sustainability practitioner? Plenty! Meet Isobel O'Connell. Isobel has a couple of decades of experience in areas related to the environment, social issues - p
This episode is about thinking differently around climate change, and it will help you think about this topic much more expansively. My guest is John Morrison, who is the CEO of the Institute for Human Rights and Busines
Why is it seemingly so difficult to find a human to speak to when having an issue with your bank or mobile phone company? And if you do, why do they sound like robots and/or aren't empowered to make a decision that will
Today, I welcome Roger Spitz back to the show. Roger is a futurist, author, and president of Techistential, which is a strategy consultancy. He's also the chair of The Disruptive Futures Institute, which is a global educ
This "inbetweenisode" is based on the latest edition of our newsletter. It's all about uncertainty. After two and a half decades of working with decision-making under uncertainty, I have come to the following conclusion:
For the past few years, I've had Daniel Wagner on the show at about this time of year to give a look ahead at the state of the world from a geopolitical perspective. We do that again as 2024 comes to a close and 2025 is
Today, we're going to hear about something called "the housefly effect", which is all about how little interventions affect our behaviour and how we don't even realize that. My guests are the co-authors of a fascinating
Today, we talk about one of the most influential people in world history - how he thought and how he made decisions. That person is Charles Darwin, the man who caused the Western World to reassess what it thought was tru
Today, we talk about the arc of international business in Russia over the past 30-some years. Our guest is Charles Hecker. Charles is a self-professed "Russia geek" who has written a fabulous new book entitled Zero Sum -
Today, I bring you my conversation with an absolute legend, Gary Klein. Gary is a renowned pioneer in naturalistic decision-making. He has extensively researched how experienced professionals (e.g. experienced physicians
This episode is a bit different. It's a "Decision Clinic" in which Dr. Melina Moleskis and I offer some views on three "decision dilemmas" submitted to us by wonderful listeners. The format is a bit like an "ask me anyth
This episode is all about how to perform better in a crisis. I am joined today by Dr. Dan Dworkis. He's not only an emergency physician, he's someone who's taken the high pressure experiences of the emergency room and tu
In this episode, I sit down with Joel Pearson, a professor at the University of New South Wales in Australia where he is a Director of the Future Minds Lab and a leader in the science of intuition and decision-making. Th
This is Part Two of Two of our conversation with Marischa van Zantvoort and Alasdair Philip. You will probably get more out of it by listening to Part One. Show notes: Marischa Alasdair Magnifor Consulting William Gibson
James Geary
author, lecturer at Harvard's Kennedy School
1 appearance on this show
Adam Kahane
renowned facilitator, author, and expert in scenario planning and system transformation
1 appearance on this show
Kevin Evers
senior editor at the Harvard Business Review · Harvard Business Review
1 appearance on this show
Mark Fabian
Associate Professor of Public Policy · University of Warwick
1 appearance on this show
John Morrison
ophthalmologist and glaucoma researcher · Institute for Human Rights and Business
1 appearance on this show
Dan Davies
Chief Officer · Renegade Press LLC
1 appearance on this show
Roger Spitz
author of Disrupt with Impact · Disruptive Futures Institute
1 appearance on this show
Gary Klein
1 appearance on this show
Dr Dan Dworkis
emergency physician · TheEmergency Mind Project
1 appearance on this show
Prof. Joel Pearson
Director of Future Minds Lab · University of New South Wales
1 appearance on this show
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