The Wellbeing Rebellion

Good judgement isn’t about having complete certainty. It’s about using evidence, experience and other perspectives to make the best decision available, then taking responsibility for how it’s carried out. Vanessa...

Good intentions matter, but they don’t change much on their own. Joanne Vazquez-Kirby, a global DEI & HR Leader at Skyscanner, joins me to explore what helps organisations move from aspiration to something more...

Awareness of neurodiversity has grown, but understanding still has a long way to go. Too many workplaces still rely on narrow ideas of what neurodivergence is supposed to look like, who gets recognised, and who gets...

A lot of organisations still explain the lack of racial diversity in leadership as a pipeline problem. It sounds neat, but it doesn’t hold up. In this episode, I unpack why progress on race equity so often stalls the...

Learning can’t be treated like an extra anymore. Not when the pace of change is this high. Kerri O’Neill, Chief People Officer at Ipsos UK & Ireland, joins me this week, and we look at what it takes to build capability...

Accountability sounds simple, but it gets complicated quickly in fast-paced, global organisations. In this conversation with Aaisha Knights-Ihediwa, we talk about what accountability actually looks like in practice...

Career progression is often presented as straightforward. Work hard, perform well, and opportunities will follow. For many professionals, especially women and migrants, the path is rarely that simple. In this...

Can business genuinely be a force for good, and if so, what does that actually require in practice? In this conversation, I’m joined by Anwar Ali OBE, CEO and co-founder of Upturn Enterprise. We explore what sustainable...

Further education sits under constant pressure, balancing funding constraints, public scrutiny, safeguarding responsibilities, and rising learner need. This conversation explores what leadership really looks like inside...

This conversation felt deeply personal. Not just because Dr Ngozi Edi-Osagie and I share a name, but because her story touches on identity, leadership, resilience, and what it really means to navigate systems that were...

As Christmas approaches, it’s easy to keep pushing even when you’re already exhausted. This episode is about slowing down when your energy is already low, not forcing yourself to power through just because it’s the end...

Money shapes the way we dream, plan and build our lives, yet it is also one of the hardest topics to approach with honesty.  In this conversation with Clive Black, a Director at Shore Capital, we explore why so...

Artificial intelligence promises efficiency, creativity, and innovation, but what happens when the speed of progress outpaces our humanity? In this episode, I’m joined by Professor Andy Miah, Chair in Science...

If you think the legal world is all stiff suits and old traditions, think again.  My guest today, Bridget Tatham, is shaking things up from the inside.  She’s a partner at Browne Jacobson, heads up their...

In this special episode, we’re joined by professional basketball player and mental health advocate Kofi Josephs.  Kofi’s story takes us far beyond the game - from the pressure of performing at the highest level, to...