AI isn’t replacing people; it’s reshaping work. This episode explores why radiologists are busier than ever despite powerful imaging models, and how real‑world constraints—data gaps, regulation, liability, and human judgment—keep experts in the loop. From demand surges to new roles cleaning up AI’s “work slop,” we unpack how technology shifts tasks, skills, and careers. The takeaway: humans with AI outperform humans without—and the future is profoundly collaborative.

Article about how 95% of AI investments do nothing: https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/18/generative_ai_zero_return_95_percent/

This episode explores AU-Harness, a new open-source toolkit that evaluates Large Audio Language Models. We unpack why voice matters—how tone, mood, and context shape meaning—and how LALMs aim to catch sarcasm, frustration, and intent. Beyond tech, we examine measurement itself: Goodhart’s law, metrics that get gamed, and who decides what “good” means in leadership and service. Ultimately, tools should make life better—without reducing people to numbers.

This episode is a thank you to unions and their tireless fight for better wages, safer workplaces, and equality for all workers. From personal experiences to broader victories, we recognize how union efforts uplift not just members but entire industries and communities. Join us as we celebrate the powerful impact of “people power” and honor the union movement for making workplaces fairer and stronger every day.

In this episode, I share a personal challenge: reading one scientific article every day. From timeless lessons in decades-old research to surprising findings on motivation, oxytocin, and AI, I reflect on why critical thinking matters more than ever. This journey is about reconnecting with science, questioning assumptions, and discovering how research can bring more clarity and humanity to our daily lives.

In this episode, we explore how focus, environment, and human connection shape performance and well-being. From brain synchronization to the power of small rituals, we reveal why presence matters, structure supports behaviour, and autonomy with intention wins. Practical tips help you cut distractions, build trust, and create a culture that lasts. Always start with curiosity—because People Power Everything.

Starting something new can be terrifying—and thrilling. This week, I reflect on the roller coaster of emotions that comes with stepping into unfamiliar work territory. From impostor syndrome and self-doubt to excitement and rediscovering purpose, I explore how reframing fear as curiosity makes all the difference. I’m also learning to embrace the unknown, lean on others, and remember that people power everything. Big leaps, small wins. Let’s go.

Reference to article on Perfectionism (A good read!) https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/perfectionism-imperfection-acceptance-john-dallas-qhyue

This is the interpretation of Google's Notebook LM of my previous podcast about misunderstandings. I find the analysis by a 3rd party really well done. It is generated by Google's AI engine.

How a quick text and me trying to be helpful became me feeling like a real ass... One question would have alleviated lots of questions and efforts.

In this episode, I share reflections from my first experience attending the Global Followership Conference. From initial self-doubt to meaningful conversations with academic heroes, I discovered the power of connection, curiosity, and shared purpose. Followership brought us together, but it was the people—their openness, kindness, and insights—that made it unforgettable. Tune in for a personal journey through learning, belonging, and the quiet strength of simply showing up and being human. Talk to strangers, meet your heroes, and make new ones!

In this episode, I reflect on gratitude, health, and the privilege of stability. I also ask for your support in raising funds to fight cancer—because this disease touches us all. I’ll be cycling 113km on July 6 to support the cause. Let’s talk about the power of perspective, the strength in kindness, and how recognizing our luck can inspire us to help others.

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