In this episode we get to chat with the amazing Mohamed Abdallah and it's so good we ran out of time!! We get to hear about why we shouldn't underestimate our environment, the power of leveraging local leaders, what he is most grateful for and the life changing impact of miss Simpson.

In this episode, we get to hang out with the brilliant Adam Robbins and find out why he struggles with things that are less than 10 out of 10, how motivational interviewing can be a useful tool, the impact of the rainforest book and why he needs to dial back his sarcasm.

In this episode, we talk with the PRESIDENT of the Chartered College of teaching, Aimee Tinkler and explore why leaders need to hug and hold their staff, who her key igniters have been, how we can amplify others and when she last cried.

In this episode we chat with ex-Army officer and leadership guru, Neil Jurd. We learn about his perfect day, how the loss of his mum and first wife have shaped his life and the power of the 10th voice and the empty chair.

In this episode we speak with the 2024 TES International Principal of the Year, Joanna Povall and learn about the power of pro-social norms, how a comment about her dad changed her life, why we need to build better networks and the one thing she has long dreamed of doing.

In this awesome episode we speak with mi nuevo amigo, Jose Picardo and learn about why a compass is better than GPS, how logistics led him into teaching, the power of amplifying others and the quality he needs to improve the most.

This week, I get to sit down with the nicest and busiest guy I know, Andy Wolfe. We learn about the best time to plant a tree, how a train ride and cup of coffee changed his life and the last time he cried.

In this episode we speak to the multi-talented, former CEO turned leadership expert Alice Gregson on the impact of bullying, the power of pro-social norms, how micromanagement shaped how she leads and the last time she cried.

In this milestone 50th episode, I get to self-indulgently talk about my story. We explore why I still need to make space for others, how to lead like a farmer, my most terrible memory and how Mr Money and a lady with a dog save my life.

This week we get to chat with the ICT evangelist himself, Mark Anderson and learn more about the impact of Boys Brigade, his most treasured memory, why doing nothing should always be an option and his past DJ success