The Oxford Review Podcast

In 2023, David talked with John Grisby about Systems Thinking and his model during Part 2 of their podcast.

 

For full podcast links and notes go to: https://oxford-review.com/systems-thinking-interview-with-john-grisby-part-2-the-model/

In 2023, David talks to John Grisby about Systems Thinking

For full podcast notes and links, go to: https://oxford-review.com/systems-thinking-interview-with-john-grisby/

In this episode, David talks to Dr. Athar Ahmad Bhatti about Problems with chatbots.

For full podcast notes and links, go to: https://oxford-review.com/problems-with-chatbots-interview-with-dr-athar-ahmad-bhatti/

In this episode, David talks to Arie W. Kruglanski about the psychology of extremism: How motivational imbalance breeds intemperance.

 

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In this episode David talks with Julia Wire and Esther Flanagan from the UK College of Policing about methods of reducing sexism in the police and a paper they recently published. For full notes go to: https://oxford-review.com/tackling-sexism-and-misogyny/ 

In this episode, David and Jannett talk about what leaders and managers need to know about neurodiversity and neurodiverse issues in their organisations. For full notes, transcripts and links go to 

In this episode David talks with Steve Hearsum - author of 'No Silver Bullet -

Bursting the bubble of the organisational quick fix'. For full show notes, links, downloads etc please go to: 

In this episode David talks with Frank Tsuro about first generation leaders and the issues they face. For full notes, transcripts and links go to: 

Should Neurodiversity have greater prominence in DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion)? In this episode David and Jannett Morgan talk through some of the issues around neurodiversity being considered more in the DEI thinking and focus. For full notes and links go to: 

In this episode David talks with Tricia Kennedy, one of the authors of the new book Change Myths: The professional's guide to separating sense from nonsense. For full notes, links and more go to: https://oxford-review.com/change-myths-separating-sense-from-nonsense/