3 weeks ago with we started our journey with our first episode “In Search of Safety”. Shortly after each episode is released we will bring together some contributors for a discussion inspired by the issues raised.

If you haven’t yet listening to the first episode, then go back and listen to it first as there may be spoilers!

We had a fascinating discussion covering many areas on how to foster safety and things notice in unsafe organisations.

In this, the first episode, we take a journey to find a definition of safety. To find this, we intersect story telling, interviews and in-depth research, taking us on a journey through abusive environments to improvisational theatre. Learning about safety, engagement and what happens when they don’t exist. And, we might just discover a few universal truths along the way.

3 weeks ago with we started our journey with our first episode “In Search of Safety”. Shortly after each episode is released we will bring together some contributors for a discussion inspired by the issues raised.

This was originally streamed live on 5th April 2017. If you haven’t yet listening to the first episode, then go back and listen to it first as there may be spoilers!

We had a fascinating discussion covering many areas on how to foster safety and things notice in unsafe organisations.

Featured on this episode:

• Amitai Schleier
• Johanna Rothman
• Tim Ottinger
• Lisa Crispin

Visit www.agilepath.fm for more information about all the interviewees in this and other episodes. There is also supplementary material accompanying each episode including the beautiful episode art produced for each episode the artist and mural designer, my sister Liz Le Drew. Check out agilepath.fm/art for more information.

The music from this episode was performed and composed by Austin Wintory from his album Monaco / What's Yours is Mine, and the theme music was composed by Austin Wintory and arranged and performed by Laura Intravia from the album Monaco / Gentleman’s Private Collection.

See agilepath.fm/safety/music for more information about the music from this season, including links to purchase.

We love to hear your feedback and suggestions, continue the conversation with us @agilepathfm on Twitter and Facebook or you can email us on [email protected], and you can reach out to me directly on Twitter @antz29.

If you see value in what we are doing then please leave us a review in iTunes, it only takes a moment and helps more people find us.

In this, the first episode, we take a journey to find a definition of safety. To find this, we intersect story telling, interviews and in-depth research, taking us on a journey through abusive environments to improvisational theatre. Learning about safety, engagement and what happens when they don’t exist. And, we might just discover a few universal truths along the way.

Featured on this episode:

• Amitai Schleier
• Arlo Belshee
• Carina C. Zona
• Doc Norton
• Esther Derby
• Johanna Rothman
• Joshua Kerievsky
• Linda Rising
• Mark C. Crowley
• Mark Delgarno
• Phelim McDermott
• Ryan Ripley
• Tim Ottinger
• Troy Magennis

Visit www.agilepath.fm for more information about all the interviewees in this and other episodes. There is also supplementary material accompanying each episode including the beautiful episode art produced for each episode the artist and mural designer, my sister Liz Le Drew. Check out agilepath.fm/art for more information.

The music from this episode was performed and composed by Austin Wintory from his album Monaco / What's Yours is Mine, and the theme music was composed by Austin Wintory and arranged and performed by Laura Intravia from the album Monaco / Gentleman’s Private Collection.

See agilepath.fm/safety/music for more information about the music from this season, including links to purchase.

We love to hear your feedback and suggestions, continue the conversation with us @agilepathfm on Twitter and Facebook or you can email us on [email protected], and you can reach out to me directly on Twitter @antz29.

If you see value in what we are doing then please leave us a review in iTunes, it only takes a moment and helps more people find us.