Rogue L+D Hotshots with Tom Bailey
A short podcast allowing you to meet some of the brilliant folk driving people performance and development forward.We do this in an informal and human way.Our host Tom Bailey, award winning L&D leader and passionate maverick for all things development.Join us as we ask just…
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Laura Overton Explains Why L&D Needs to Stop Thinking Like L&D (opens the original)
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AI is changing L&D, but Laura Overton believes the real innovation starts somewhere else: in our minds. In this episode of the Rogue L&D podcast, Tom Bailey is joined by L&D researcher and author Laura Overton to explore what it really takes to create business impact through learning. Laura shares insights from 20 years of research into high-performing L&D teams, the role of innovation and AI, what L&D can learn from strategic marketing, and why curiosity and critical thinking are essential for
Darryn Gray: What Happens When You Stop “Teaching” Adults (opens the original)
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A Māori ritual, a virtual workshop, and a Cavoodle somehow explain the future of learning and development. What does great learning actually look like when you strip away the corporate buzzwords, endless modules, and performative workshops? This episode dives deep into the human side of learning and development, from creating genuine learning communities to designing experiences that lead to real behaviour change. The conversation explores why curiosity, inclusion, and connection matter more tha
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