S3 E16: Jack of all trades
To be ‘a Jack of all trades’ has been a compliment and an insult, but is it what we need to be? Plus, developing a distributed workforce
Read MoreTo be ‘a Jack of all trades’ has been a compliment and an insult, but is it what we need to be? Plus, developing a distributed workforce
Read MoreLaziness motivates us to find better ways to do things. Plus, why it’s important to remember that we’re still human in a digital age.
Read MoreHow technology has fractured society into smaller and smaller tribes. Plus, why class is a critical conversation in this age of uncertainty.
Read MoreTom shares the argument he made on Radio 4’s Moral Maze for the future of cities. Plus, the four horsemen of disaster.
Read MoreThe latest forecasts show an incredibly rapid collapse in populations across Europe. How will we respond? Plus, why robots don’t take jobs
Read MoreTom speaks to Dr Anastasia Dedyukhina, about our relationship with technology. How conscious are we of our reliance on our devices?
Read MoreCan we grow plants in space? Plus, Tom reveals his own challenges of working remotely: the need to always be in performance mode.
Read MoreTom cautions that we must understand two types of change: plastic and elastic. Only one snaps back. Plus, will Strictly go on forever?
Read MoreMartin Lindstrom’s new book, The Ministry of Common Sense tackles bureaucracy, how it strangles innovation, and how we cut through it
Read MoreSarah Clarke brings extensive experience in cybersecurity and data governance to bear on the critical future challenge of digital identity
Read MoreTom takes a look at tomorrow’s car, following his work with Auto Trader. Plus, what will the future world be made from?
Read MoreWill fake meat ever replace the real thing? Plus, more #AskAFuturist answers: will nuclear energy replace fossil fuels?
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