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Hosted by Andrew Barry · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 171 episodes
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Join your host Andrew Barry, the Founder and CEO of Curious Lion, as he interviews learning leaders practicing the cultivation of Learning Culture; experts who tease out critical theoretical components of this idea; and shares learning nuggets from real-world experiences, and our own research and writing.By following along, you’ll learn:• How a shared vision sets the tone for a Learning Culture. • How shared assumptions determine our current reality. • How shared stories foster commitment to a Learning Culture. • How shared experiences, or Cohort Learning Experiences to be specific, instill the practice of a Learning Culture.Stay curious, my friends.
Andrew Barry hosts The Learning Culture Podcast, a education show with 171 episodes published.
What happens when everything you've worked for comes down to one moment and your body just stops working? For Scott Landers, CEO of Achievers, that moment came on a college baseball mound, and what followed changed the t
How do you reconcile the speed of disruption with the time it takes to build human capability? In this episode, Kahina shares why people leaders need to get comfortable being behind, why vulnerability might be the most i
What does AI transformation actually look like once it moves past experimentation and becomes part of how a company works every day? Satu Salminen has been building with AI since the early ChatGPT days, and for the past
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with leaders for short, sharp conversations about the mi
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with talent leaders for short, sharp conversations about
What does it really take to grow from a good individual contributor to a great one? In this special edition of The Learning Culture Podcast, Andrew Barry sits down with leaders for short, sharp conversations about the mi
Most learning programs fail at measurement because they're asking the wrong questions with the wrong tools. Eric Grant, who leads learning and content at Figma, has cracked the code on learning analytics that actually ma
When employees equate growth with promotion, but promotion opportunities are limited, how do you develop your best individual contributors? In this panel discussion, Katie Hart from Faire, Sarah Jester from Lucid Softwar
Most companies take their best sellers and promote them into management, expecting them to magically know how to coach a team. It rarely works that way. Gail Behun, who leads frontline manager enablement at Zoom across 3
When your people complete the mandated AI training but nothing changes, you don't have a tool problem; you have a culture problem. As Director of L&D at Publicis Sapient, Ian Stevens watched mandates and endless emails f
What happens when the context you're preparing leaders for no longer exists by the time they get there? After seven years as Chief Learning Officer at Citibank building talent systems, Cameron Hedrick sees the cracks in
What happens when AI agents become your direct reports? Becky Karsh, VP of Talent and Growth at F5, believes we're approaching a fundamental shift: individual contributors won't just complete tasks, they'll manage multip
Is your team resisting AI adoption? Are they struggling to see how AI could actually help their work? Rebecca Scales discovered the real barrier isn't reluctance to learn - it's self-efficacy, people's belief that they c
Have you ever sat at your desk, physically present but mentally checked out, your stomach in knots, calling in "sick" when you're really just depleted, feeling like you're giving 110% while running on empty? Ryan Giordan
Eric Grant
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Sacramento · Figma
1 appearance on this show
Lindsey Caplan
The Gathering Effect
1 appearance on this show
Elena Agaragimova
Co-Founder · ShiftWell.ai
1 appearance on this show
Mark Turner
Assistant Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist · Wealth Management Strategies and Retirement Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Barry
1 appearance on this show
Tami Rosen
Chief People Officer, Chief Development Officer, Board Member
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Butler
Partner and Leader of Government Sector Services · South Carolina Department of Mental Health
1 appearance on this show
Ingrid Hu Dahl
founder, CEO, expert in leadership and inclusion
1 appearance on this show
Massimo Backus
1 appearance on this show
Al Dea
The Edge of Work
1 appearance on this show
Scott Landers
Achievers
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Jester
Lucid Software
1 appearance on this show
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