FuturePod

In this latest podcast Sohail Inayatullah and Robert Burke are in conversation discussing their 20 years of experience co-presenting Futures Thinking and Strategy development to senior executives

Conversation Question

“How was the experience of working together for twenty years and trying to open up the heads and hearts of senior executives to futures thinking?“

Guests: Sohail Inayatullah and Robert Burke
Host: Peter Hayward

Eric Meade is a facilitator who assists groups adopt a forward-looking perspective to accelerate the shift to a better world. He is the author of Whole Mind Facilitation: How to Lead Workshops That Change People, Organizations, and the World.

Interviewed by: Peter Hayward

As a Trend Analyst, Bronwyn shares her insights on the dilemmas we face in society and how we need to hold on to choice in an increasingly homogenous world.

Interviewed by: Reanna Browne

A reinterview with Rebecca Ryan discussing doing the next right thing and Future generations

A reinterview with Peter Bishop and a chance to meet some of Teach the Futures Young Voices winners, Amna Habiba and Alice Machado

In this latest podcast, Alex Fergnani invites Luke van der Laan into a conversation

Conversation Question

“Does Futures and Foresight need to be taught and researched at Universities? What could be gained if it was not?“

 

Guests: Alex Fergnani and Luke van der Laan
Host: Peter Hayward

Robert is a former CEO with a deep appreciation of the challenges faced by senior leaders. His focus is challenging managers to think outside the known and consider alternative perspectives. For many years he was the Program Director for the ‘Futures Thinking and Strategy Development Program’ at Melbourne Business School.

A re-interview with Frank Spencer discussing Democratizing Foresight, The Year of Free and Natural Foresight

A re-interview with Rene Rohrbeck where we discuss his latest thoughts on the Corporate Foresight Maturity Model, utilizing generational futures thinking to raise organizational foresight capability and discussing what is responsible corporate foresight?

Oliver Markley is a member Emeritus of the Association of Professional Futurists, a Fellow Emeritus of the World Futures Study Federation, and Professor Emeritus and former chair of the graduate program in the Studies of the Future, which was at the University of Houston Clear Lake, and is the program now that has subsequently moved and is located at the University of Houston's current Futures Program.

Oliver tells his story of intertwining with Willis Harmon and the Human potential movement and his eventual becoming a humanistic social engineer. He also explains the use of Visionary Time Travel