HeyJaredAlastair Greener Generationally Speaking
Engaging conversations around navigating generational communication
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What Professional Looks Like Now: Leadership Across the Generations (opens the original)
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Alastair welcomes Zoe Thompson, a leadership consultant and coach who works with senior leaders and organisations across the UK and EMEA, helping them navigate fast paced, high stakes environments while building more intentional leadership and higher performing teams. Zoe joined the police service at 18, in uniform on the front desk of her local station with no Google, no training course and no call centre. She went on to spend two decades in police leadership before moving into coaching full ti
What University Really Looks Like for Gen Z Students in 2026 (opens the original)
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In this episode, Alastair talks to James Stallabrass, a student who is just entering his second year reading Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Durham University. During the holidays James works in his local pub, and it gives him an unusually broad view of student life, work and the generations he serves across the bar. James pushes back hard on the idea that there is such a thing as a typical Gen Z student. He talks about what has genuinely changed since his parents were at university in the
Retirement, Reinvention and the Search for Purpose (opens the original)
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Alastair is joined by Karen Krawczyk, an author, facilitator and retirement coach who spent much of her career as a speech and language therapist working with adults in hospitals and community settings in the NHS. Karen left at 60, invested in new skills and built a portfolio life combining work, volunteering, personal interests with a renewed sense of purpose. Having lost both her parents before she finished university, she never saw a parental role model as she moved into later life. It was th
Generational Connection, Co-Regulation and Raising Gen Alpha (opens the original)
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Alastair is joined by Emily Haslam-Jones, a consultant, therapist, yoga teacher, and specialist in co-regulation and neurodivergence. Emily works with children, parents, carers, and businesses in crisis. She helps them rebuild trust, connection, and emotional regulation using evidence-based tools. Her background spans humanitarian crisis intervention, specialist education, and the therapy room, giving her a uniquely cross-generational lens on the challenges families and workplaces face today. In
Writing in the Age of AI: Why Human Storytelling Matters More Than Ever (opens the original)
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Alastair sits down with Robbie Westacott, a millennial writer, marketing consultant, and founder of Seaforth Creative Group, who has spent his career helping events and media companies get more from their content, communities, and data. A master's graduate in creative writing and a lifelong storyteller, Robbie is currently ghostwriting a business book, crafting his own fiction, and building an online global community for fiction writers. In this episode, Robbie and Alastair explore the changing
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