Speaking of Inclusion...
"Speaking of Inclusion..." explores the role of inclusion within society, workplaces and beyond. Listen along to thought-provoking conversations with special guests from a range of industries, delving into topics such as gender identity, anti-racism, inclusive recruitment,…
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Rethinking Healthcare - with Dr Jim Robinson (opens the original)
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This episode is an honest conversation about how and why healthcare needs to change . Katie Allen sits down with Dr Jim Robinson as he shares his experience as an NHS GP and clinical lead at Uniquely Health. It’s a brilliant discussion about moving the system away from “sickness care” towards actual healthcare, putting prevention and lifestyle medicine front and centre. Topics covered include the limits of current NHS practice, how social and economic factors affect choices around diet and healt
Periods, Power, and the 9-5 - with Samantha Garstin (opens the original)
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This episode centres on the realities of periods, hormonal cycles, and the impact these have on people at work and beyond. Katie Allen and her guest Sam Garstin, a menstrual education coach, discuss the persistent stigma and missing education around menstrual health, sex education, and perimenopause in society and workplaces. They tackle the importance of normalising conversations about periods at work, making allowances for fluctuating capacity (rather than “ability”) due to hormonal changes, a
Why Goals Don't Work - with Radhika Dutt (opens the original)
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Why Goals Don't Work (and what to do instead) This conversation centres on why traditional goal-setting methods often backfire, both for business and personal growth. Radhika Dutt , author of Radical Product Thinking , discusses why the corporate obsession with goals, targets, and OKRs can actually stifle creativity, mislead teams, and encourage short-term thinking. Drawing on examples from tech, leadership, DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion), and even personal decision-making, Radhika share
Empowering the Next Generation of Girls - with Marsha Powell (opens the original)
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In this episode of Speaking of Inclusion... I am joined by Marsha Powell , CEO of BelEve, a UK-based charity dedicated to empowering girls aged 8 to 22 as they navigate major life transitions, from education into the workplace. Marsha is an unapologetic champion for girls’ empowerment and organisational transformation, and in this conversation, she shares both her personal journey and her team’s evolving focus on bridging the readiness gap for young women. Ensuring they step into their futures n
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