Blowing Bubbles Podcast

Remote working meets van life. Sam and their partner embark on a six-week prototype road trip while working — and share the top things to consider if you're thinking of doing the same.

It’s time for an experiment: #remoteworking meets #vanlife. My partner and I set off today on a (hopefully) 6 week prototype working road trip. In this episode, I share our top 4 considerations on coming home early. Will we make it in one piece? Keep your fingers crossed!

As the autumn season approaches, and we’re recharged after a summer break, how will you use your renewed energy? And is it limitless? View this post on Instagram

How do you see trust. Do other people see it in the same way? Spoiler alert: probably not! I talk about the ‘Landscape of Trust’ research project in today’s show. You can find out more about it, and even take part, by visiting https://research.seasaltlearning.com.

As autumn arrives and the days begin to shorten, Sam explores renewed energy — where it comes from, how to channel it, and whether energy really is limitless if you know how to use it.

People perceive and experience trust in very different ways. Sam explores the Landscape of Trust research project and what it reveals about how we build — and break — trust in our working relationships.

Over tea after Sam's first parkrun, three potential conditions emerge: shared desires, scaffolded spaces with easy access, and spreading the word. What makes a community not just survive but thrive?

There's something magical about being part of a team that really resonates. Sam explores what conditions make that possible — and how you can recognise it when you're in it.

Sam confesses to a love of improvisation — but explores why clear vision and shared narrative consistently outperform winging it. What does it look like when everyone genuinely knows where they're headed?

Since starting the podcast, Sam has noticed opportunities multiplying. The message: stop waiting for perfect and start showing up. Action creates momentum — not the other way around.