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Learning Styles - potentially one of the most polarising topics in L&D. But there seems to be a lot of misunderstanding and myths surrounding this topic. And it many cases, it seems when we talk about learning styles, we may not all be speaking about the same thing. So I invited Andy Houghton to have a bit of a chate and hopefully clear things up a bit.

L&D people are lovely people, nice people, encouraging people. But are we sometimes too nice when we should be providing feedback that can help others identify growth opportunities? This is the somewhat controversial topics I discuss with Ant Pugh.

Human-centred design is a concept that is being discussed more and more in the L&D field. But what it is? And most importantly, are there any similarities between it and caramel-centred chocolate eggs?

Raf Dolanowski has a chat with Matt Smith about the importance of experimenting, as well as getting some insights into some career experimentation Matt is up to.

In this episode, Raf Dolanowski has a chat with Dan Casey from Vision Australia about the current state of accessibility in learning.  Dan provides a user experience focused perspective on accessibility, and shares some of the good and bad examples he's seen of learning that was labelled as "accessible."

Raf Dolanowski has a very agreeable discussion with Matt Smith about the power of disagreements, whiskey fuel ideas, and Raf's gravitational pull.

Many organisations need support from external providers to deliver their strategic learning initiatives. Finding and choosing the right partner organisation can sometimes be challenging. In this podcast, I speak with Con Sotidis about how to choose the right provider to delivery real value to your learning initiatives.

Finding and interviewing for a job can be a stressful process. In this podcast, Matt Smith shares some of his tips about finding the right jobs, making sure your cover letter and CV appeal to the recruiter, and then presenting well in the interview.

Mobile learning is a topic that is still discussed in the L&D space, even though we are over its early hype. But what is it? Just me and my guest, Cath Ellis, as we unpack this topic beyond just the technology.

Some of you recently asked us the question "How do you create engaging online learning?" Well, here is a podcast that discussed exactly this, with a special guest, Matt Mason of Superb Learning, providing his thoughts on this topic.

Raf shares his personal experiences of how he transitioned to remote working 5 years ago.

It's the episode that you (yes, you) have been waiting for... Matt and Raf talk eLearning. They're tempted to jump back onto the very bandwagon that they were driving years ago: Most eLearning sucks. But does it?

They explore why so many people hate eLearning, Matt proves that he is terrible at asking hypothetical questions and they both come up with a billion dollar business idea to outsource eLearning participation.

Thanks for listening. Our next batch of episodes will feature guests. We'd love to explore a wide variety of ideas and perspectives, so get in touch if you'd like to be part of an episode.

It's episode 3 there is already a top 10 list. This is unacceptable and surely a complete sell out to get more subscribers. 

To make matters worse (or better?) there is no terrible dad joke intro. What's going? 

Anyway, Matt and Raf discuss approximately 5 things each that they'd like to see happen in L&D.