Wandering Lights

In this episode I speak to Julia Black, a British author and neurocoach who has spent the last 15 years developing the Lights On framework. We discuss how honing in on ones creative passion is being lost in the education system, encouraging the pursuit of what grips you, approaching positive and negative mental states, perceiving success and failure, and problems with current Western Pedagogy.

In this episode, I speak to David Lindenmayer, a world renowned Australian conservationist and forest ecologist with over 1400 published papers to his name. We discuss David's upbringing, how he come to love forests and science, the importance of good science communication, sustainable forestry, biodiversity and carbon markets, scientific leaders, and drive.

In this episode, I speak to Russell Staley, an Australian engineer and businessman. Russell was a founding member of what is now named Worley-Parsons, the largest global engineering firm, employing over 60,000 employees. He was on Australia's Rich List and has been part of numerous ventures. During the podcast we discuss Russell's journey from a small coalmining town in England to Australia, working at Parsons, building a company, being a leader vs a manager, juggling work and family, the importance of drive/purpose, the influence of wealth, and other topics.

Welcome back to anothere episode of the Wandering Lights Podcast. In this episode I speak to Ruby Josif, a professional Sex Coach. Ruby takes us through the aims of sex coaching, and how we can have better sex. We discuss what both men and women do right and wrong, the importance of communication, the ups and downs of casual sex, keeping sex vibrant in long-term relationships, love, and more.

In this episode I have the pleasure of interviewing an old lecturer, Jason Choo. Jason is a Chief Examiner and Unit Coordinator at the Monash School of Business, and is responsible for implementing a change in the pedagogical framework - namely the removal of exams and in-person lectures from the curriculum.