I migliori John Hawker podcast (2024)

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Everjoy Chiimba - "Assessing the potential of mobile communication technologies to enhance early warning and disaster preparedness in Zimbabwe" 29:49

16h ago29:49

29:49

In this episode, Sam Gleave Riemann (IOWC, McGill) is joined by Everjoy Grace Chiimba (Bonn), an affiliate of the Appraising Risk project, to discuss her ongoing PhD research into information circulation and social media before, during, and after Cyclone Idai and its devastating effects in Zimbabwe in 2019. Everjoy Grace Chiimba is a PhD Candidate …

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The Food Lover's Guide To Fertility 1:30:09

1d ago1:30:09

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In this episode, I sit down with Whitney Lodge, a naturopathic nutritional therapist and yoga teacher, who shares her journey from a stable career in law to pursuing her passion for nutrition and health. Whitney talks about her journey into specialising in fertility nutrition and the holistic approaches she employs in her practice to promote health…

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A Cut Above 1:23:31

8d ago1:23:31

1:23:31

In this episode, I sit down with Ky Wilson, a hairdressing entrepreneur. We discuss the evolution of Ky's career over the last 18 years. In this conversation, Ky shares his journey in the hairdressing industry, emphasising the importance of networking and seizing opportunities. He discusses his transition from a small-town hairdresser to working in…

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Lukas Ley & Tarini Monga - S.AND 36:33

15d ago36:33

36:33

Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) is joined by Dr. Lukas Ley and Tarini Monga (both Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) to discuss the research group, "S.AND - The Future of Coastal Cities in the Indian Ocean." Their conversation covers the shifting roles of sand in human environments, with particular attention to their current fieldwork …

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Roll Boys Rising 1:29:47

15d ago1:29:47

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In this episode, I sit down with George Artemi, founder of Roll Boys, who shares his journey from aspiring professional footballer to successful entrepreneur. George discusses the challenges he faced after being released from football, his experiences in the hospitality industry, and the personal struggles that led him to a turning point in his lif…

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Taking Centre Stage 1:47:54

22d ago1:47:54

1:47:54

This week I sit down with Lucy Bardrick who shares her inspiring journey from a small town in Cornwall to becoming a professional dancer and now an exec at Arbonne International. She discusses her early passion for dance, the unwavering support from her family, and the challenges of pursuing a career in the arts. Lucy also emphasises the importance…

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The Secret Society of Shoefitters 1:34:29

29d ago1:34:29

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In this episode, I sit down with Gemma Simpson, owner of Other Kids, a childrens footwear and fashion store in Leigh on Sea. We discuss Gemma's early aspirations of becoming a pop star to her experiences in various jobs, leading to the establishment of her own business. The conversation delves into the challenges of running a small business, the im…

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James Warren - "Typhoons: Climate, Society, and History in the Philippines" 34:40

1M ago34:40

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This week, Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC) is joined by Prof. James Warren (Murdoch) to discuss his monumental new book, Typhoons: Climate, Society, and History in the Philippines. Their conversation covers Prof. Warren's decades-long research project that led to this book, the impact of extreme storms on South East (and especially Philippine) history, a…

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You're So Golden 1:17:50

1M ago1:17:50

1:17:50

This week I sit down with Katie Southgate, founder of Gold Geese, a charity supporting families of children with cancer. Katie shares her personal journey of her daughter Hattie's leukemia diagnosis and how it inspired her to create Gold Geese. The conversation explores the challenges faced by families during treatment, the importance of community …

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Marit Kleinert - "Women Cooperatives on Zanzibar: Transformative Spaces of Resistance through Care" 27:11

2M ago27:11

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For the first episode of this season, we are trying something new. Instead of an interview, this week we turn the feed over to another, Marit Kleinert, who takes us to Zanzibar in the first episode of her new show, Beyond Theory. It is a fantastic piece of audio documentary, merging music, field recording, interview, and (yes) a little bit of socia…

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The IOWC Research Assistants - Summer 2024 Research Roundup 31:04

3M ago31:04

31:04

For the second annual Summer Research Roundup, Dr. Philip Gooding sits down with five research assistants employed here at the Indian Ocean World Centre, McGill University to explore and recognize the hard work they've put into their research over the last year. Nadia Fekih is entering her final year in Environmental Studies at McGill. She has been…

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The Local Lads 1:05:59

5M ago1:05:59

1:05:59

This week Sam Hamblin and Ed White, owners of Essex based menswear business The Local Merchants join me to discuss the highs and lows of entrepreneurship and what it's like to grow a business with your best mate. The Local Merchants website is here; https://thelocalmerchants.co.uk/ Follow The Local Merchants on Instagram here: https://www.instagram…

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From Genoa to Jewellery 1:18:09

6M ago1:18:09

1:18:09

In the latest episode of JobsWorth I sit down for a chat with the amazing Clio Sigismondi, the creative powerhouse behind Black and Sigi. From her roots as an Italian immigrant to her flourishing career in the UK, Clio's story is a testament to the transformative power of dreams and the enduring strength found within family bonds. Our conversation …

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Life, Lessons and Legacy 1:17:08

6M ago1:17:08

1:17:08

This week's conversation is with Jonathan Newell, the innovative insurance entrepreneur behind BearRock. We journey with Jonathan through his childhood dreams of being a marine biologist, his unanticipated dive into the insurance realm, and the indelible mark of mentorship and relationships on his career. He peels back the layers of his life, revea…

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How to Craft Connections 1:53:00

6M ago1:53:00

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Joining me on the podcast this week are Bex Hyde and Aimée Johnson, founders of The Connection Ltd. We explore their journeys from childhood aspirations through to the creation of a business that is solely focused on creating genuine connections. We peel back the layers of their experiences, discussing the importance of knowing your strengths, the …

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Tasha Rijke-Epstein - "Children of the Soil: The Power of Built Form in Urban Madagascar" 46:43

7M ago46:43

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Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) is joined by Prof. Tasha Rijke-Epstein (Vanderbilt) to discuss her wonderful new book, Children of the Soil: The Power of Built Form in Urban Madagascar. Their conversation takes us to Mahajanga, a port city in northwestern Madagascar, considering the city's contested built environment, as well as the human and mor…

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JobsWorth: People People 1:27:48

7M ago1:27:48

1:27:48

Embarking on a career journey can often feel like deciphering a map without a legend, but Carly Ash has turned each twist and turn into a roadmap for cultivating inclusive company cultures. When faced with personal trials, including a breast cancer diagnosis amidst the chaos of a global pandemic, she not only endured but emerged as a beacon of resi…

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The Foundations of Fitness 1:25:03

7M ago1:25:03

1:25:03

From the strict confines of private education to conquering the inner turmoil of OCD, Edd's story is one of resilience. This episode isn't a mere recount of physical triumphs; it's a deep-dive into the evolution of a soul and the fitness industry alongside it. Edd discusses the innovative business models that have shaped his success, the importance…

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Viva Vino Vero 1:05:50

7M ago1:05:50

1:05:50

This week I speak with Jaime Fernandez about what led him to trade the security of a 20-year insurance career for the unpredictable yet rewarding world of wine entrepreneurship. This episode's revealing conversation peels back the layers of transforming a passion into a thriving business, with Jaime at the helm of Vino Vero. He takes us through the…

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Caffeine, Cult and Creativity 57:34

7M ago57:34

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Have you ever wondered what it takes to walk away from a stable 14-year career and jump headfirst into the world of entrepreneurship? Andy Yates did just that, and in our latest podcast episode, he shares the remarkable story of his transformation from a heating engineer to the proud owner of Cult Coffee and Tattoos. This conversation is a vivid il…

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JobsWorth: OVERTIME- How to Get Clearer on the Career You Want 41:38

7M ago41:38

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Confused about your next career move? Let Dr. Hayley Lewis, a distinguished occupational and organisational psychologist, be your guide to unwrapping the layers of your professional aspirations. In a deep dive that transcends sectors and career stages, Hayley walks us through five transformative steps, rich with personal narratives and coaching tri…

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The Path to Getting Published 1:31:17

8M ago1:31:17

1:31:17

Every writer's journey is etched with the ink of persistence and passion, and my good friend Paul Schiernecker is no exception. Grab a cozy spot as we traverse the landscape of Paul's writing odyssey, from the pressures of youthful promise to the crowning moment of a publishing deal. With the authenticity of long-term friendship, we peel back the l…

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Nienke Boer - "The Briny South" 28:46

8M ago28:46

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This week, Dr. Nienke Boer (Sydney) joins our producer, Sam Gleave Riemann, to discuss her 2023 book, The Briny South: Displacement and Sentiment in the Indian Ocean World (Duke UP). They discuss the connections between post-colonial and ocean studies, feelings and their representations, and South Africa and the broader Indian Ocean World. Dr. Boer…

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Beyond The Barbershop 1:07:36

8M ago1:07:36

1:07:36

When the buzz of clippers falls silent, the story of a man's journey from a dreamer to an achiever begins to echo. That's the tale of Dean Gleeson, master barber and entrepreneurial spirit behind Mengo Male Grooming, who joins us to share the trials and triumphs of melding artistry with the precision of barbering. Tracing Dean's path, we uncover ho…

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Breaking Boundaries 1:24:48

8M ago1:24:48

1:24:48

Ever wondered how a childhood passion can ignite a trailblazing career in interior design and entrepreneurship? Charlotte Debond-Sayer joined me to share her extraordinary journey from dreaming of beautifying spaces as a child to creating The Boundary, a unique Essex-based wedding and events venue. This episode unravels Charlotte's story, weaving t…

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John Lee - "Sylvan Anxieties and the Making of Landscapes in Early Modern Korea" & "A State of Ranches and Forests" 48:01

8M ago48:01

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In this episode, Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) is joined by Dr. John Lee (Durham) to discuss two recent article-length publications, his 2022 paper, “Sylvan Anxieties and the Making of Landscapes in Early Modern Korea,” and his chapter, “A State of Ranches and Forests: The Environmental Legacy of the Mongol Empire in Korea,” from the 2023 volum…

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Krishnendu Ray - "Culinary Cultures on the Move" & "Food in the Indian Ocean World" 46:23

9M ago46:23

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Prof. Krishnendu Ray (NYU) joins Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) to discuss a recent special volume of Verge: Studies in Global Asias, entitled "Culinary Cultures on the Move," which Prof. Ray co-edited, as well as his contribution to that volume, entitled "Food in the Indian Ocean World: Mobility, Materiality, and Cultural Exchange," which he co…

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Arunima Datta - "Race, Anxiety and Shopping in the Australian Outback: Indian Hawkers and Victoria's 1884 Smallpox Outbreak" 33:08

9M ago33:08

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For the first episode of our new season, Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) welcomes Prof. Arunima Datta (University of North Texas) to discuss her article, "Race, Anxiety and Shopping in the Australian Outback: Indian Hawkers and Victoria's 1884 Smallpox Outbreak," as well as her newly-published second monograph, Waiting on Empire: A History of Ind…

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JobsWorth: OVERTIME- Is Minimalism For Me? 25:17

11M ago25:17

25:17

Craving a life less ordinary? Imagine a lifestyle not defined by possessions but by intention and simplicity. This promise is at the heart of our conversation with special guest Charlie Brown. Together, we break down the misconceptions surrounding minimalism and offer a fresh perspective on this intriguing lifestyle. Charlie opens up about her own …

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Chris Gratien - ”The Unsettled Plain” 41:51

11M ago41:51

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This week, Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) interviews Prof. Chris Gratien (UVA) about his highly-awarded new book, The Unsettled Plain: An Environmental History of the Late Ottoman Frontier (Stanford UP, 2022). They talk about trends and methods in environmental history, the specific histories of Çukurova that the book explores, and the late Otto…

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Pens, Paper and Purpose 51:40

11M ago51:40

51:40

Do you ever feel like you're living a life that's not truly your own? You're not alone. I've invited my brother, Luke Adam Hawker, an accomplished artist, best-selling author, and father, to share his journey of trading a stable job for one fueled by passion. We dive into his past, his transition from a graphic designer and architect to a successfu…

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Evolving Expectations 1:11:44

11M ago1:11:44

1:11:44

Have you ever found yourself daydreaming about a job that lets you work in your own way, at your own pace? Well, today, we're introducing you to Beth Carter, the Head of Growth at Flexa, a company that's revolutionizing the job market by giving verified businesses a platform to showcase just how the flexible ways of working they can offer potential…

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Jeremy Prestholdt - Monsoon: Journal of the Indian Ocean Rim 51:37

11M ago51:37

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Prof. Jeremy Prestholdt (UC San Diego) joins Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) to go behind-the-scenes on the new journal of Indian Ocean Studies, Monsoon, of which Prof. Prestholdt is founding co-editor. They also discuss some of Prof. Prestholdt's recent and upcoming research on the connections of the Western Indian Ocean and Indian Ocean Africa …

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JobsWorth: OVERTIME- How to Become A TEDx Speaker 29:37

11M ago29:37

29:37

Ever wonder what it takes to grace the prestigious TEDx stage? We've invited HCO Coach Danielle Howell back on to take us behind the TEDx curtain and reveal the inspiration that kindled her speaker ambitions, the nerve-racking application process, and the importance of networking when it comes to landing yourself one of the most prestigious speaker…

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Cycles of Success 1:14:34

11M ago1:14:34

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Ever wished you could harness your hormonal cycle as a productivity superpower? Our special guest, Danielle Howell, a hormonal cycle optimisation coach, is here to show you how! Danielle's fascinating journey, from the high-paced city life to unraveling the secrets of hormonal cycles, is truly inspiring. She unveils how understanding and managing t…

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Julien Greschner - ”Solutions to Poverty According to Those Who Live It: Case Study in Manyatta B Informal Settlement, Kisumu, Kenya” 40:27

12M ago40:27

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Our producer, Sam Gleave Riemann (IOWC, McGill), is joined by Julien Greschner to discuss his 2023 Masters thesis, "Solutions to Poverty According to Those Who Live It: Case Study in Manyatta B Informal Settlement, Kisumu, Kenya," covering definitions of poverty, community perceptions, and research processes in the global South under pandemic condi…

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Anything but Artificial 1:14:59

12M ago1:14:59

1:14:59

Meet Heather Murray, a woman who went from spending part of her early career feeling like a servant to owning her own agency and then becoming a thought leader in one of the most talked about topics of our time, artificial intelligence.Tune in to hear Heather's inspiring story, from starry eyed beginnings at KPMG to founding her own content marketi…

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The Fundamentals of Feedback 1:19:21

1y ago1:19:21

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In this weeks episode I'm joined by the incredibly talented Dr. Hayley Lewis, an award-winning psychologist with a quarter of a century of experience specialising in organisational psychology. Get ready to soak up all her wisdom as we delve deep into the often intricate world of feedback. She takes us on a journey, sharing her transition from dream…

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Flexibility in Focus 1:20:46

1y ago1:20:46

1:20:46

Ever wondered how a tech company can navigate the transition to a fully remote setup and yet maintain productivity? Imagine cutting down working days without compromising output, and at the same time improving employee satisfaction. In our latest episode, we're joined by Darren Stewart, co-founder, and COO of Tech Company Insureflow, who enlightens…

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James Parker - ”Ecologies of Development: Ecophilosophies and Indigenous Action on the Tana River” 41:38

1y ago41:38

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Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) is joined by Dr. James Parker (Arizona State University) to discuss his 2022 paper, "Ecologies of Development: Ecophilosophies and Indigenous Action on the Tana River," published in History in Africa. The conversation covers colonial capitalism and its post-colonial hangovers along the river, the complex Indigenous…

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Work, Wine and Wanderlust 1:23:13

1y ago1:23:13

1:23:13

Ever wondered what it's like to trade the conventional 9-5 job for a life of travel and working on your own terms? Get ready to navigate the exciting, and at times challenging, life of digital nomads with our guests, Charlie and Sam Brown. They've walked the path from traditional employment in sectors like engineering and startups, running their ow…

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Me, a GP and ADHD 1:18:00

1y ago1:18:00

1:18:00

Meet Dr. Zoe Watson, who with her candor and intelligence, draws us into a frank and enlightening conversation about her personal journey with Adult ADHD and how it's influenced her work-life balance. Zoe goes beyond the surface, addressing the paradox of 'weaponised wellness' - companies that proclaim they prioritize employee mental health but fai…

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James Beattie - ”Migrant Ecologies” & International Review of Environmental History 34:26

1y ago34:26

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Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) welcomes Dr. James Beattie (Victoria University of Wellington) for a wide-ranging discussion of Dr. Beattie's work: the 2022 multi-author volume Migrant Ecologies: Environmental History of the Pacific World, which he co-edited with Ryan Tucker Jones and Edward Dallam Melillo; his chapter in that book, "Chinese Reso…

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Pathways, Pivots and Shifting Perspectives 1:18:39

1y ago1:18:39

1:18:39

What if we told you that you could navigate your 'squiggly career' with resilience, versatility, and a Swiss Army Knife-like skillset? Well, our special guest Jen Lister, a business strategy coach, has done just that and more. From her studies in economics to her stint at Deloitte, and her unexpected departure after being bypassed for a promotion, …

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Beyond The Barracks 1:05:40

1y ago1:05:40

1:05:40

Picture yourself stepping out of a military uniform after 22 years and trading your boots for a suit and tie. My guest, John Stephenson, Managing Director of the Forces Transition Group, did exactly that. In this episode we delve into his experience of resettlement and the emotions, challenges, and mistakes he sees others make when transitioning to…

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Sophie Chao - ”The Beetle or the Bug” & ”The Multispecies World of Oil Palm” 31:01

1y ago31:01

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Producer Sam Gleave Riemann (IOWC, McGill) is joined by Dr. Sophie Chao (Sydney) to discuss the complex ecologies of West Papuan oil palm plantations. They consider multispecies kinships, capitalist aggression, and the various critters who assist and oppose the oil palm's presence in Papua. Dr. Chao completed her PhD at the Macquarie University in …

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The Remote Revolution 1:14:23

1y ago1:14:23

1:14:23

Imagine scaling a mountain. You're standing at the base, looking at the peak. Daunting, isn't it? Now, imagine that mountain is the tech industry, and you're a woman aiming to reach the top. This is a reality our guest, Bobbie King, CEO and co-founder of SQEPtech, faced. We'll be taking you through her incredible journey from her childhood in Roman…

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Mum, Mud and Motivation 1:01:49

1y ago1:01:49

1:01:49

Have you ever wondered how the dreams of your childhood could possibly shape your future? Well, on this maiden episode of 'JobsWorth' we explore that very concept with my guest, Lisa Hawker, who also happens to be my Mum. We discuss her evolution from aspiring spy and actress to a successful self-employed artist. From banking to BT, all the way thr…

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Tamara Fernando - ”Mapping Oysters and Making Oceans in the Northern Indian Ocean, 1880–1906” 39:49

1y ago39:49

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In the first episode of our fall season, Dr. Philip Gooding (IOWC, McGill) is in conversation with Prof. Tamara Fernando (Stony Brook). Taking Prof. Fernando's 2023 paper, "Mapping Oysters and Making Oceans in the Northern Indian Ocean, 1880–1906," as their starting point, they discuss her research into the 19th-century pearl trade around the India…

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JobsWorth: The Prologue 4:02

1y ago4:02

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Welcome to JobsWorth, a podcast that showcases the weird and wonderful ways that people are choosing to work in a post pandemic world as well as the policies, practices and environments that businesses are introducing to enable them to do it. Join me, John Hawker, veteran recruiter, agency owner and second favourite son with something to prove, as …

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