Heather is a fantastic global awarded strategist who has changed her career several times so we wanted to get onto the 42courses podcast to share her story and offer some advice and wisdom. Enjoy. To find out more you can follow Heather on twitter at https://twitter.com/hklefevre 

We talk to the wonderful Luca about his new book, The Control Heuristic, about irrational behaviour and people's resistance to change. We also discuss the future of education as well as some of Nassim Taleb's concepts such as skin in the game.

In this episode, we talk with the wonderful Tara Austin about Edward de Bono (inventor of lateral thinking), creativity, why drugs are helpful to the creative process and some of Tara’s top tips for being more creative. You can follow her on twitter @austint

Rory Sutherland talks to us about Nudgestock, the world's largest festival of Behavioural Economics and Creativity. To sign up to Nudgestock for free go to www.nudgestock.co.uk to join the festival.

Michael Power, global head of Strategy for Ninety-One (formerly Investec Asset Management), talks about where the world may be heading and what to look out for. If you're an investor the top-line advice is, look to the East, not so much the West.

We had a good fun chat with Mr Happiness himself, Meik Wiking. In this episode, we talk about happiness tips for lockdown, the upcoming Happiness museum, The 2020 happiness report and many more fun things. If you're wanting a little happiness injection then have a listen!

Ryan Wallman, or @Dr_Draper as he is known on twitter, is an ex-doctor who swapped the medical world for the world of advertising instead.

Tom, AKA TheMarketoonist, talks about how it all started, his creative process, and share what the biggest consistent theme in marketing has been.

This week we chat with Thomas Kolster, author of the book Goodvertising.  

Meik Wiking, CEO of the Happiness Institute, was in London to launch his new book; The Art of Making Memories. We managed to catch up with him over drinks and some fine food in Soho. Meik previously helped us create The Happy Course.