Join Sue Langley for a new series of podcasts where Sue talks about the science of emotions and emotional intelligence, positive psychology and wellbeing, and neuroscience all based on science, research, and evidence. Podcasts will include chats with friends and colleagues as well as expert "In Conversation" discussions with amazing individuals from around the world.Email Sue - contact@sulangley.comSue's websitessuelangley.comlangleygroup.com.aulangleygroupinstitute.comlgfoundation.org.auworkonwellbeing.compositivehrtoolkit.com.auIntro music - justinbreame.com
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Walk and Talk is hosted by Sue Langley. The show has published 198 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Walk and Talk - End of Year Reflections on Values, Meaning and Flourishing" (16 December 2025, 21 minutes), "Walk and Talk - Meaning and Community with Helena Marujo" (9 December 2025, 46 minutes), and "Walk and Talk - Metallica, Collective Effervescence and Wellbeing" (2 December 2025, 22 minutes).
Walk and Talk publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 198 episodes.
Booking probability for Walk and Talk is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Walk and Talk requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Walk and Talk's contact route on record: verified email.
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Sue Langley hosts Walk and Talk, an education show with 198 episodes published.
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Episode #41
This final episode of the year is a gentle invitation to pause and review. I walk through some of the questions I ask myself at the end of every year: How closely have I lived my values? Where have I found meaning...
Episode #40
In this episode I am joined by Dr Helena Marujo, who describes herself as a joyful, socially engaged citizen and an activist through science. I love that. Helena traces the moment she realised she wanted to move beyond...
Episode #39
I’ve just been to see Metallica (again!) and it sparked a whole stream of reflections about why big concerts, sporting events and live shows feel so good for us. In this episode I unpack the science behind those moments...
Episode #38
On this Walk and Talk, I share a reflection sparked by my recent conversation with Dr Corey Keyes. We explored the idea of languishing as a kind of emotional hunger - that gnawing sense of emptiness many people feel...
Episode #37
In this Walk and Talk, I dip into the fascinating world of affective forecasting - the way we predict our future feelings and how those predictions shape our choices. From holidays and hikes to dentist appointments and...
Episode #36
In this Walk and Talk, I reflect on my recent conversation with philosopher Dan Weijers about how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we think, connect, and make choices. We explore the ethics of AI companions...
Episode #35
In this Walk and Talk, I explore one of the components of Psychological Capital - Efficacy - and how it shapes our sense of self-belief. I share some of the research on efficacy and what it really means to believe in...
Episode #34
I am joined by Dr Lucy Hone for a heartfelt conversation on grief literacy, living losses and what it truly means to flourish. We explore the science of grieving, how language shapes healing, and ways to find hope after...
Episode #33
Today I wander through an idea that has been bubbling away for a while - ageing and identity. I share a sweet adventure with my mum, Hazel, a few reflections from friends and colleagues, and a lens from Brian Lowery’s...
Episode #32
In this Walk and Talk, I chat with Professor Andreas Krafft, whose research into hope and future thinking has inspired people around the world. We explored how hope is not just a feeling - it is an active choice to move...
Episode #31
In this week’s Walk and Talk, I am joined by the wonderful Leona Brandwene. We explored what it means to flourish - feeling good, functioning well, and having the tools to meet life’s challenges with purpose and energy...
Episode #30
I catch up with my long-time colleague and friend Clive Leach. Clive and I explore what makes strengths-based, Positive Psychology coaching so powerful. It is about weaving performance and wellbeing into one powerful...
Episode #29
From lifelong friendships to my own 30-year partnership, I know that relationships can be our greatest source of joy, and sometimes our biggest challenge. In this week’s Walk and Talk, I share what I’ve learned about...
Episode #28
In this episode, I sit down with Professor Stewart Donaldson to explore why our attention may be the most valuable asset we have. From building the first PhD program in Positive Psychology to championing human...
Episode #27
In this Walk and Talk, I reconnect with my friend and colleague David Caruso - someone I first met more than 20 years ago, right at the start of the emotional intelligence journey. Together, we reflect on the origins of...
Episode #25
I had the joy of sitting down with my long-time friend and colleague Dr Suzy Green. We talked about the evolution of positive psychology coaching, the lessons of running a business, and what it means to step into our...
Episode #25
I had a wonderful conversation with positive psychologist Llewellyn van Zyl about what it really takes for people to flourish. We explored why happiness is only the beginning, how emotions can act as data to guide us...
Episode #24
Travel for work can throw our wellbeing routines off balance - sleep gets disrupted, exercise drops off, and food choices are… well, whatever’s on offer! In this Walk and Talk, I share how small shifts in perception can...
Episode #23
In this episode, I’m joined by positive clinical psychologist and psychotherapist Chiara Ruini. We explore her journey from traditional clinical practice to shaping positive psychology education and research for more...
Episode #22
Psychosocial risks are front of mind for many organisations right now - yet I believe we need to go beyond audits and start promoting true flourishing at work. In this episode, I share thoughts on prevention, emotional...
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renowned sociologist, pioneering mental health researcher
resilience and wellbeing researcher, author, and speaker, unknown
Vice President of Financial Crime Compliance, Emotional Intelligence Skills Group
Positive Psychology and Evidence-Based Coaching for Performance & Wellbeing, The Positivity Institute
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