What happens when the Occupational Philosophers - who've interviewed the world's most curious minds - sit down with a change manager to talk about curiosity, leadership and arthouse movies?
This is a special one.
In this crossover episode between Casa de Cambio and The Occupational Philosophers, Tash joins Simon Banks and John Rice for a conversation that moves between philosophy, practice and the kind of thinking that doesn't happen often enough in corporate life.
Simon and John share what they've learned about curiosity after years of interviewing some of the world's most inquisitive minds - what the genuinely curious do differently, and crucially, how to stay curious when life and work conspire to make you anything but.
They also put Tash through a thought experiment (you'll want to hear how that unfolds), and she turns the lens on corporate leadership- unpacking the philosophical challenges facing leaders today that nobody is talking about directly enough.
This episode covers: → What the world's most curious minds actually have in common → How to remain curious when you're "too busy to be curious" → Tarantino and arthouse classics such as Bad Boy Bubby → The philosophical questions corporate leaders are quietly grappling with
You can catch Tash giving a free webinar on Agile change here.
Simon Recommends:
The world needs your art by Aimee McNee
White Teeth by Zadie Smith
This Music Contains Hope by Raye
Borat
The 'L' word
Take 5 podcast with Xan Rowe
John Recommends:
World Cup
Stranger Things
Pulp Fiction
Inglorious Basterds
Cognitive Dissident - Conversations with The The's Matt Johnson
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