PODCAST SPECIAL THE FUTURE OF WORK We’re thinking about what work is, and whether noise about automation, migration and four day weeks - trade wars, skills gaps and the fourth industrial revolution - is hot air or genuinely changing our lives for ever. In this podcast special, Chris Thorpe-Tracey draws on a range of past interviews, conducted by Richard Freeman and Cat Rose, about the thinking that is driving the future structures of employment, skills, service and manufacturing. In this podcast you'll hear from: Chris Middleton - technology journalist and writer; former Editor of The Internet of Business, Computing, Child Internet Safety and The Strategist magazines Professor Martin Doel CBE OBE - FETL Professor of Leadership in Further Education and Skills at the UCL Institute of Education Erica Neve - Director of Learning & Impact at Freeformers Nikki Gatenby - Managing Director of Propellernet; author of 'Superengaged: How To Transform Business Performance By Putting People And Purpose First' Steve Wells - Futurist; Director of Operations at Fast Future Publishing Topics covered include: Skills Robotics Artifical Intelligence Technical Education Automation Workforce development Leadership Futurism Tackling wicked problems Behaviours at work Mindset Apprenticeships Global demographics Economics Autonomous vehicles Safeguards against the rise of the machines Ethics Making life better ------ What did you think of our guests and what they had to say? Come and join the debate by joining The Possibility Club for free, find a community of thinkers and find out about our monthly events. You can also subscribe to our monthly digital journal - which this month is all about The Future of Work - at www.thepossibilityclub.org The interviewers were Richard Freeman and Cat Rose. This podcast was presented, produced and edited by CJ Thorpe-Tracey for Lo Fi Arts.
