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Work is Weird NowS5E5: Why don't we trust organisations anymore? With Deborah CohenIn this episode of Work Is Weird Now, we’re joined by Deborah Cohen, journalist, doctor and author of the new book Bad Influence: How the Internet Hijacked Our Health.We explore why trust in institutions is eroding and why people are increasingly turning to influencers, algorithms and online narratives over qualified experts.Drawing on examples from healthcare, leadership and workplace culture, Deb unpacks what really breaks trust, from not feeling heard, to overclaiming certainty, to surrounding yourself with yes-people. We also dig into parasocial relationships, the risks of “empathetic” AI, and why honesty about uncert...
2026-02-1139 min
Work is Weird NowS5E4: Do work clothes still matter? With Julietta DexterDo work clothes still matter?In this episode of the Work is Weird Now Podcast, we’re joined by Julietta Dexter, Founder of The Communication Store and Chair of Smart Works, the charity supporting unemployed women with coaching, clothing, and confidence to secure work.The question sounds simple, but it opens up something much bigger:Do work clothes still matter?Julietta’s answer is a clear yes — not because of outdated dress codes or corporate rules, but because what we wear still shapes confidence, identity, comfort, and belonging at work. Especially now, a...
2026-02-0449 min
Work is Weird NowS5E3: How do we design a work life that’s uniquely ours? With Charlie RogersWhat if the safest career move right now is… refusing to be one thing?In this episode, Alice Phillips and Dan Emery are joined by Charlie Rogers, founder of Undefinable Life Design and author of a new book launching this March.Charlie introduces the idea of the “undefinable” — people whose working lives don’t fit neatly into a single job title, industry, or identity. Not because they’re unfocused, but because they’re layered.Against a backdrop of AI acceleration, job instability, and the slow collapse of the linear career ladder, Charlie argues that being mea...
2026-01-2840 min
Work is Weird NowS5E2: Are memes the new language of work? With Martin KevillAre memes the new language of work?Memes. GIFs. Reels. The things we send without thinking and yet somehow they’ve become one of the clearest ways we communicate how work actually feels.In this episode of Work Is Weird Now, we’re joined by Martin Kevill, Creative Director at Tangerine Communications, to explore a deceptively big question:Are memes the new language of work?We unpack how memes have replaced the office “water cooler” acting as fast, emotionally loaded signals that convey shared reality, opinion, and feeling in a split second...
2026-01-2138 min
Work is Weird NowS5E1: How will work be weird in 2026? With Oliver PickupHow will work be weird in 2026? | Live episodeWe’re back — and for the first time ever, Work Is Weird Now went live on LinkedIn.In this episode, we’re joined by award-winning journalist and future-of-work commentator Oliver Pickup to unpack the seven big shifts shaping how work will feel in 2026.From AI readiness gaps and the collapse of the graduate pipeline, to workplace loneliness, resenteeism, and the growing tension between automation and human connection, this conversation explores why 2026 is landing as a pivotal reset year.We dig into:Why many o...
2026-01-1455 min
Work is Weird NowS4 Wrap: Alice + Dan Mix TapeSeason 4 is a wrap and this episode is our 2025 Work Mixtape.Across nine episodes, this year quietly and sometimes loudly rewired how we think about work, careers, identity and contribution. From portfolio lives over single job titles, to contribution over credentials, this wrap-up pulls together the ideas, moments and shifts that stayed with us most.We revisit guests who changed how we show up, from rethinking LinkedIn with Claudia, to Antoinette’s powerful reminder that work is ultimately about dignity, agency and purpose. We reflect on the most human moments of the year, the funniest be...
2025-12-1043 min
Dental Confidential140. From HIPAA Chick to Intuitive Money Coach: Danielle McKinley on Wealth & AlignmentIn this episode of Dental Confidential, I’m joined by intuitive money coach and former “HIPAA Chick” Danielle McKinley for a real, no-filter conversation about contentment, money and what true freedom actually looks like beyond the operatory. We talk about how social media has stretched our radius of comparison, why so many high-achieving women in dentistry feel “I have a great life… but I’m still not happy,” and how to start defining your own version of enough.Danielle shares her story of building and exiting a successful company, only to realize that the big “win” felt empty...
2025-12-0551 min
Work is Weird NowShould we all have portfolio careers? With Ben LeggThis episode features Ben Legg — former Google Europe COO and co-founder of The Portfolio Collective — as we dive into why portfolio careers are becoming the new normal. Ben explains the shift from single-employer dependence to earning through a mix of consulting, fractional roles, creative projects and more.We unpack the four types of portfolio professionals, the mindset shift toward life design, why organisations aren’t prepared for a fractional workforce, and the real realities behind going solo. Ben also explores how AI expands what’s possible for one-person businesses and what children will need to learn now to thriv...
2025-12-0345 min
Work is Weird NowCan a career break actually enrich your career? With Nicoletta Idili In this episode of Work is Weird Now, we sit down with Nicoletta Idili former humanitarian worker turned podcast host and transformative coach to explore what really happens when you press pause on your career.After eight years at Oxfam, Nicoletta realised the role no longer fit the life she wanted. Instead of jumping straight into the next job, she took a year-and-a-half career break: time to step back, reflect and explore who she was beyond her job title. That break led her to launch Career Breakers, a podcast sharing stories of women who’ve taken time ou...
2025-11-2636 min
Work is Weird NowIs HR Fit for Purpose? with Abigail WilmoreThis episode welcomes Abigail Wilmore, HR leader, consultant, and founder of People Flow, a global community supporting HR professionals navigating today’s most complex people challenges. With more than 25 years of experience across luxury, fashion, and beauty, Abigail has helped shape human-centred cultures at brands including Gucci, Stella McCartney, and Tom Ford Fashion.We explore why HR is still battling a reputation problem, the shift from blanket policies to personalised employee experience, and what happens when HR starts thinking like marketers — telling stories, shaping culture, and building brands people want to work for.Abigail shares the...
2025-11-1942 min
Work is Weird NowHow do organisations liberate people rather than constrain them? With Paul Lambert In this conversation, Paul Lambert discusses the concept of 'living organisations' and how they can liberate individuals rather than constrain them. He emphasises the importance of purpose, culture, and structure in fostering a thriving workplace. Paul argues that organisations should prioritize human-centric solutions and balance profitability with a strong sense of purpose. He also highlights the role of technology in enhancing human capabilities and offers practical advice for leaders to create more empowering environments for their employees.
2025-11-1239 min
Work is Weird NowWhat happens when we put dignity at the heart of work? With Antionette Daniel Leadership doesn’t always begin in a boardroom. For Antoinette Daniel, founder of Just Helpers, it began with a belief that everyone, no matter their job title, deserves dignity, fair pay, and justice.A former PE teacher turned anti-trafficking campaigner, Antoinette never planned to start a cleaning company. But when she picked up cleaning to make ends meet, she saw an industry rife with exploitation and an opportunity to build something better.Over the last 13 years, Just Helpers has grown into an award-winning ethical cleaning agency, proving that business can be both profitable and deeply hu...
2025-11-0544 min
Work is Weird NowHow do we stand out without selling out? With Claudia CardinaliHow do you build a personal brand that opens doors without feeling like you’re performing for likes?In this episode, we speak with Claudia Cardinali, Head of Strategy at Great Influence, the agency behind the personal brands of some of the UK’s most influential entrepreneurs.Claudia shares how to treat LinkedIn as a career asset instead of a content chore, why sustainable consistency beats viral sprints, and how to use AI as a thinking partner, not a ghostwriter.We unpack how she built her own career on LinkedIn during the pandemic, what...
2025-10-2941 min
Work is Weird NowS4E3: How do we partner with AI? With Jaroslav DokoupilWe’ve been circling around AI for months — how to use it, how to feel about it, and how not to lose ourselves in the process.This week, we sat down with Jaroslav Dokoupil, Managing Director of RQ Genesis and Chief Learning Officer at OpenExO, who helps organisations navigate disruption with purpose. His take: treat AI like a relationship, not a tool.AI, in three metaphors:🧞♂️ The Genie — AI turns ideas into reality fast. The challenge? Knowing what you really want before you ask.🗺️ Uncharted Territory — The rules are being written as we go. Stay curious...
2025-10-2250 min
Work is Weird NowS4E2: How do we achieve financial wellbeing? With Chris BuddGuest: Chris Budd — founder of Ovation Finance, author of The Eternal Business and The Financial Wellbeing Book, and founder of the Institute for Financial Wellbeing.If you’ve ever been told to “fix your money before you fix your life,” this episode flips that script. Chris Budd argues that true financial wellbeing isn’t about spreadsheets or savings goals—it’s about aligning your money with meaning. As he puts it: “The relationship between financial wellbeing and happiness… there isn’t one. It’s the same thing.”We explore why most of us start in the wrong place (chasing...
2025-10-1539 min
Work is Weird NowFinance Forum Mini Series: Live event wrap upIn this special wrap-up episode, Alice and Dan take you behind the scenes at the Finance Forum, where finance leaders, innovators, and curious minds came together to unpack the future of finance. From the buzzing exhibitor floor to thought-provoking panels, this year’s forum showcased how finance is evolving — and how weird (and wonderful) work is becoming along the way.Join us as we: Catch up with show speakers sharing fresh insights on AI, inclusion, and the changing shape of leadership. Meet attendees and exhibitors redefining connection, collaboration, and creativity in financial services. Reflect on t...
2025-10-1022 min
Work is Weird NowS4E1: Am I Too Old for Today’s Workplace? With Lucy StandingIf you’re 45–65 and wondering whether work still wants you, this episode is your reset. Chartered psychologist Lucy Standing, co-founder of Brave Starts, joins us to unpack the realities and myths of age in the modern workplace.Lucy explains why the anxiety around being “too old” isn’t imagined: hiring systems are outdated, organisations rarely plan for an ageing workforce, and most careers still follow a model built for shorter lives. Yet today’s world demands something new, longer, more flexible, purpose-driven careers.You’ll learn how Brave Starts helps mid- and later-career professionals rethink what’s next th...
2025-10-0839 min
Work is Weird NowFinance Forum Mini Series: When is finance a connector? With Donald EwingFinance has long carried the stereotype of being the “team of no.” Donald Ewing flips that narrative, arguing that today’s finance leaders are connectors—translating risk, strategy, and numbers into business action.Key takeaways:From “no” to connector: Finance has a unique vantage point across silos—its superpower is connecting leaders and guiding decisions.Empathy in action: Donald’s ride-along with field teams reshaped how he reported and communicated.Storytelling, not stats: Finance must move beyond “lazy reporting” and deliver insights with clarity and narrative impact.AI as time-giver: Practical examples show how AI can strip away grunt wor...
2025-09-2428 min
Work is Weird NowFinance Forum Mini Series: Is the future of finance human? With Victoria GillespieCan finance save the world?It sounds like a ridiculous question—until you hear Victoria Gillespie answer it. A seasoned finance leader working at the intersection of sustainability and investment, Victoria joins Work is Weird Now as part of our Finance Forum 2025 series.Ahead of her October session in London, Victoria unpacks why finance might be the only function that touches everything needed to make sustainability real: from fair tax and ethical procurement to transparent reporting and measurable impact.In this episode, she explains:Why finance is the “system of truth” across the bu...
2025-09-1735 min
Work is Weird NowFinance Forum Mini Series: Is the future of finance human? With Becky GloverIs the future of finance human?Finance has long been misunderstood as number-crunching and compliance—but the truth is, it’s about people. In this episode of Work is Weird Now, multi award-winning finance and technology leader Becky Glover joins us to explore how automation is reshaping the profession and why the future of finance depends on storytelling, curiosity, and building high-performing teams.We cover:How tech is freeing finance from repetitive workWhy CFOs are now strategic co-pilots, not bean countersWhat high-performing finance teams really look like in 2025Why radical honesty may be the key...
2025-09-1039 min
Work is Weird NowReflecting on Season Three: Key insights from our guestsIn this wrap-up episode, the hosts reflect on the key themes and insights from Season 3, discussing pivotal episodes that explored allyship, curiosity, creativity, caregiving, belonging, and the ethics of AI in the workplace. Alice and Dan emphasise the importance of genuine connections and conversations in fostering a positive work environment and highlight the evolving nature of work culture.Key takeaways:The impact of allyship in the workplace is crucial.Curiosity can enhance daily work experiences.Work can serve as a therapeutic outlet for individuals.Caregivers need recognition and support in their roles.Belonging is...
2025-09-0919 min
Work is Weird NowS3 E10: How do we shift from expert to leader? With Naomi Regan82% of new managers step into leadership roles without any formal training. And yet, research shows your line manager has more influence on your mental health than your doctor, therapist—or even your partner.In this episode of Work is Weird Now, we sit down with Naomi Regan—certified leadership coach, people & culture strategist, and co-founder of CAPE People Development—to explore one of the hardest and most overlooked transitions at work: moving from expert to leader.🔑 What we cover:Why being promoted for technical expertise often sets you up to struggle as a leaderWhy leadershi...
2025-08-2740 min
Work is Weird NowS3E9: Is using AI at work cheating? With Dr. Tanya Kant and Greg BortzkiewiczMore than half of workers are already using AI in their jobs — but often in secret. So, is this “cheating”… or just how we work now?In this episode, Work is Weird Now sits down with Dr. Tanya Kant (University of Sussex) and Greg Bortzkiewicz (Magenta Associates) to explore the ethics, emotions, and realities of AI in the workplace, drawing on their research report CheatGPT.We dive into:Why people use AI secretly — and why that secrecy matters.How comms pros really use AI (spoiler: not for writing press-ready copy).The risks of opacity vs. the be...
2025-08-2038 min
Work is Weird NowS3E8: What if we’ve been backing the wrong kind of leaders? With Neil McLeanLeadership still tends to reward charisma, hierarchy, and those who “look good on paper.” But what if that’s not where real change comes from?In this episode, Neil McLean CEO of the Social Enterprise Academy and Head of Partnerships at the Dragonfly Trust shares what he’s learned from two decades supporting leaders who are often overlooked: teachers, young people, and grassroots entrepreneurs.We explore:Redefining leadership: From hierarchy to trust, agency, and social impactPeople over projects: Why the biggest returns come from investing in the changemakers themselvesThe power of youth leadership: How school-l...
2025-08-1337 min
Work is Weird NowS3E7: Do creatives even belong in technical fields? With Alex Szukalski We’ve been told for years that you’re either creative or technical. But what if the most valuable people — and the most transformative work — sit right in the middle?In this episode, we speak with Alex Szukalski, a senior leader in construction and author of What’s a Creative Doing in Construction?, about how creativity shows up in the most unexpected places — and why today’s technical fields need imaginative thinkers more than ever.💡 Creativity in construction isn’t soft — it’s strategic. 🎯Being creative and technical isn’t a contradiction — it’s a superpower. 🧠 You can...
2025-08-0634 min
Work is Weird NowS3E6: How do we belong in a system not built for us? With Tamu ThomasWhat does it really mean to belong at work? In this episode, Tamu Thomas explores the role of belonging in shaping healthy, high-performing workplaces. She explains how true belonging isn’t about fitting in—it’s about feeling seen, heard, and supported without having to conform.Tamu shares the risks of ignoring belonging, including burnout and disengagement, and explains how a disconnect between stated culture and lived experience can impact mental health and performance. The conversation also explores how leaders can better understand emotional needs, and why reflection, listening, and a biology-informed approach to leadership are essential for me...
2025-07-3041 min
Work is Weird NowS3E5: Who's taking care of our caregivers? With Charlie BeswickWho Cares for the Caregivers at Work? with Charlie Beswick – carer, campaigner, and founder of Our Altered Life1 in 7 UK employees is a carer — many without even realising it. Some are looking after children with disabilities. Others are supporting partners with long COVID. Some are sandwiched between aging parents and teenage kids, juggling care on both sides. Some are doing all of the above.In this powerful episode, we ask a vital question: who’s supporting them?Charlie Beswick joins us to explore the invisible load carers carry, the stigma and silenc...
2025-07-2334 min
Work is Weird NowS3E4: When is work therapy? With Simon LambThis week, we welcome back Simon Lamb - founder of Purposeful Change and expert in the human side of organisational transformation to tackle a question that’s more relevant than ever: When is work… therapy?As the boundaries between coaching, therapy, leadership development, and personal growth blur, many leaders find themselves navigating conversations that go far beyond KPIs. Together, we explore:The crucial distinction between what’s therapeutic and what’s actually therapy at workHow our personal histories and beliefs show up in our leadership stylesThe “vulnerability hangover” and the need for psychological safety after deep work convers...
2025-07-1647 min
Work is Weird NowS3E3: Is curiosity today’s work superpower? With Blame it on MarketingIs Curiosity Today’s Work Superpower?What happens when you hit your career peak before 30? Or when the strategies that once worked in your job suddenly fall flat? What if you’re the one always asking questions and getting side-eyed for it?In our latest Work Is Weird Now episode, we sit down with Emma Davies and Ruta Sudmantaite, co-hosts of the acclaimed Blame It On Marketing podcast. With 12 seasons of podcasting and deep experience as fractional CMOs, Emma and Ruta have navigated uncertainty, burnout, and reinvention in marketing - a field made for...
2025-07-0936 min
Work is Weird NowS3E2: What if we turned work on its head entirely? With Sunil Malhotra author of YogaiIn this episode, Alice Phillips and Dan Emery sit down with technologist and leadership thinker Sunil Malhotra to explore the unlikely but essential intersection of yoga and artificial intelligence. The conversation dives into how ancient wisdom can help individuals and organizations navigate the rapidly evolving, often overwhelming world of work shaped by AI.Sunil shares why work has always been weird, how yoga offers a form of inner technology to cultivate resilience and clarity, and why we need to rethink not just how we work, but how we educate and lead. From questioning the traditional obsession with...
2025-07-0251 min
Work is Weird NowS3E1: How do we make allyship at work real—not performative?Pride Month can feel like a corporate checkbox.But this week on Work is Weird Now, we’re cutting through the noise to ask a bigger question:👉 How do we make allyship at work real—not just performative—for Pride and beyond?Our guest is Tony Marroney, an operations director, proud gay man, and heels-wearing executive who’s spent over 25 years helping workplaces become more inclusive, sometimes while working in environments that didn’t feel safe to be fully out.This conversation is personal, practical, and powerful. We talk about:The differenc...
2025-06-2544 min
Don't Cut Your Own BangsPain as a Professor: Growing Through Life's Challenges with Ashlyn ThompsonWelcome back to 'Don't Cut Your Own Bangs!' In this lively and heartfelt episode, Danielle Ireland chats with Ashlyn Thompson from the Parent Empowerment Network. Ashlyn shares her journey from growing her nonprofit organization to the emotional rollercoaster of her daughter's complex medical journey. Get ready to explore how pain can be an unexpected teacher, the magic of community support, and why tapping into creativity can be your secret weapon against anxiety. Filled with laughs, valuable insights, and touching moments, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and joy...
2025-06-231h 03
Work is Weird NowReflecting on Season Two: Key insights from our guestsIn this reflective episode, the Alice and Dan look back on the most powerful conversations of Season Two. From neurodiversity and inclusion to the realities of fatherhood and the underrepresentation of women in AI, this episode explores the complex dynamics shaping today’s workplace. The discussion also highlights the importance of mindset shifts and cognitive flexibility in a world of constant change. Wrapping up with a teaser for Season Three, the hosts promise new formats and global perspectives to continue challenging the status quo of work and leadership.Key takeaways:Ne...
2025-06-2019 min
Work is Weird NowMid-season special: Education is weird now with Sarah ThomasIn this special edition, we turn our attention to the evolving relationship between education and the workforce. Hosts Alice Phillips and Dan Emery meet Deputy Head Teacher Sarah Thomas to unpack what it really means to prepare young people for the future of work in today’s rapidly shifting landscape.From the pressures faced by teachers and the lingering effects of the pandemic to the rising need for work experience, community engagement, and a renewed focus on resilience and mindset, this episode explores how secondary education in the UK is adapting—and what still needs to change.
2025-06-1852 min
Work is Weird NowS2E9: What should you know before you quit? With Mark HeywoodGuest: Mark Heywood – podcaster, writer, former investment banking MD, and co-founder of Don’t QuitThis week on Work Is Weird Now, we speak with Mark Heywood about the realities of leaving corporate life and reinventing your career on your own terms.From his early days in tech at RBS to a screenwriting course in LA and launching his own business, Mark’s story is anything but linear. In this deeply honest conversation, he shares how he engineered his transition out of banking, the mindset shifts that made it possible, and why failure is a necess...
2025-06-1138 min
Work is Weird NowS2E8: AI at work: Utopia or dystopia? With David BrownWhat happens when humans are no longer the smartest species in the room?In this episode, Dan and Alice talk with David Brown — founder of Future Hand Media and producer of With AI FM — about how AI is reshaping (or wrecking?) the future of work.Key moments:Podcasting as the last human medium: Why real, unfiltered conversations still matter.AI’s creative fallout: From audio to copywriting, entry-level creative work is disappearing — and fast.The vanishing ladder: With junior roles gone, who’s left to train humans?The Gen Z reset: Why trades and hands-on w...
2025-06-0455 min
The Jon Gordon PodcastPick Me: Robbie Emery shares how to be prepared and ready for the momentOn this episode of The Jon Gordon Podcast, I sit down with Robbie Emery, the Director of Character Development for the University of Michigan football team and a truly remarkable leader behind the scenes. For nearly a decade, Robbie has poured his heart into helping transform Michigan's program, cultivating a culture of faith, service, unity, and readiness that's simply inspiring. We talk about Robbie's unique journey—how a move to Michigan, a chance connection, and a willingness to serve (even picking up water bottles at practice) led to his life-changing role with the Wolverines. Robbie opens up ab...
2025-05-3035 minThe Jon Gordon PodcastPick Me: Robbie Emery shares how to be prepared and ready for the momentOn this episode of The Jon Gordon Podcast, I sit down with Robbie Emery, the Director of Character Development for the University of Michigan football team and a truly remarkable leader behind the scenes. For nearly a decade, Robbie has poured his heart into helping transform Michigan's program, cultivating a culture of faith, service, unity, and readiness that's simply inspiring. We talk about Robbie's unique journey—how a move to Michigan, a chance connection, and a willingness to serve (even picking up water bottles at practice) led to his life-changing role with the Wolverines. Robbie opens up ab...
2025-05-3035 min
Work is Weird NowS2E7: How are cities changing to suit today's workers? With Kasia MaynardWhat happens when workplace research meets urban design? In this episode, Dan Emery and Alice Phillips speak with Kasia Maynard, Head of Research and Editorial at WorkTech Academy, about the shifting dynamics of work, cities, and community in a post-pandemic world.Kasia unpacks how the pandemic accelerated—but didn’t invent—many of the trends we see today: hybrid work, the rise of in-person collaboration, and a growing need for spaces that foster real human connection. She explores why the future of work is less about choosing between home or office, and more about designing environments—urban, digital...
2025-05-2854 min
Work is Weird NowS2E6: What does the Gen Z worker really want? With Holly HobbsIn this episode of Work’s Weird Now, we sit down with Holly Hobbs, founder and CEO of Apprentivia, who shares her inspiring journey from facing over 30 job rejections to leading a youth employment movement. Holly dismantles the myths around apprenticeships, offers powerful insights into what Gen Z really wants from the workplace, and unpacks how employers can better connect with young talent in a post-AI world. We dive into mentorship, mindset, self-belief, and the role of TikTok in shaping today’s early career paths. Whether you're an employer, educator, or Gen Z job seeker, this episode offe...
2025-05-2153 min
Work is Weird NowS2E5: Is the future of work being decided by men? With Slavina RachevaGuest: Slavina Racheva, Managing Consultant & AI Enablement Lead, Credera UKWhat does it mean to be human in an AI-powered economy?In this episode, Slavina Rachava unpacks the complex intersections between artificial intelligence, gender, and the future of work. We explore why women are more vulnerable to automation, how bias is embedded in the design and deployment of AI, and the urgent need for inclusive leadership and ethical education in tech.From disparities in tool adoption to the question of who AI is really being built for, this is a conversation about power...
2025-05-1459 min
Work is Weird NowS1E1: Why is everyone becoming an entrepreneur? With Ellen DonnellyIn this episode of Work is Weird Now hosts Alice Phillips and Dan Emery engage with Ellen Donnelly, founder of The Ask and creator of Monday Mornings.They explore the evolving landscape of work, the rise of mass entrepreneurialism, and the blending of personal and professional lives.Ellen shares her journey from a conventional career path to embracing flexibility and entrepreneurship, discussing the traits that contribute to successful entrepreneurship and the importance of trust in institutions.This conversation explores the evolving landscape of work, focusing on the role of coaching in career transitions, the impact of age and ex...
2025-05-0942 min
Work is Weird NowS1E3: What kind of leadership is needed today? With Simon LambToday’s guest is Simon Lamb, founder and CEO of Purposeful Change, a consultancy that supercharges company culture and helps leaders, teams and organisations thrive in times of change.Simon has worked with some of the world’s most valuable brands – Microsoft, Nike and HSBC to name a few – and through his work, has touched the lives of more than half a million people in more than 50 countries.Learn more about Simon and his work here: Purposeful Change Supercharge Your Business Culture
2025-05-0939 min
Work is Weird NowS1 E5: Where do you go when you've reached the top? With Richard HubbardIn this episode of Work is Weird Now, business incubator consultant Richard Hubbard shares his career journey, reflecting on his experiences from the non-profit sector to the construction industry. He discusses the challenges of leadership, adaptability in midlife, and the importance of personal growth.Richard emphasises the role of pride and status in his career, revealing how his early experiences shaped his approach to leadership and change. We reflect on his career journey, discussing the evolution of his aspirations, the challenges faced in C-suite roles, and the importance of organisational culture. He shares insights on...
2025-05-0948 min
Work is Weird NowS1E4: How do we make the office desirable again? With Leeson MedhurstAll of our guests so far on the Work is Weird Now podcast have touched on the physical workplace, so it made sense that we opened up the conversation around the role the office will play in the future of work. To explore the topic, we invited workplace strategy expert, Leeson Medhurst to explore the evolving dynamics of workplace design and strategy, emphasising the importance of hybrid work policies, employee well-being, and the role of technology in shaping modern office environments.Connect with Leeson here: Leeson Medhurst | LinkedIn
2025-05-0939 min
Work is Weird NowS1E6: Can you build a career that didn't exist before? With Aimee O'KeefeThis episode takes an unexpected yet fascinating turn as we meet Aimee O’Keefe, founder of Committed Nutrition. Aimee’s impressive career includes roles as:Performance Nutritionist for England’s Red Roses (women's national rugby team), Williams F1 racing and creator of Manchester United Women's nutrition department, and founder of Female Football Nutrition, dedicated to unlocking nutrition from grassroots sports.Why is this relevant to Work is Weird Now? Because Aimee’s journey spans multiple worlds — from starting her career in the NHS to building successful businesses.In this episode, we explore:✅ The ra...
2025-05-0941 min
Work is Weird NowS1E7: Is the four-day week the future of work? With Rich HowellIn this episode of Work Is Weird Now, hosts Alice and Dan sit down with Founder at Marvel FMCG Rich Howell to explore a bold shift in workplace culture: the four-day work week. As the leader of a UK based recruitment company, Rich shares how his ADHD diagnosis and recent ADHD burnout shaped his decision to prioritise employee well-being - challenging outdated work models and embracing a more flexible future.Together, they break down the history of the five-day work week, the challenges of transitioning to a shorter schedule, and the unexpected benefits, from increased...
2025-05-0945 min
Work is Weird NowS1E8: Are we ready for the AI revolution? With Dr Alastair MooreIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Alastair Moore, a leading figure in AI and machine learning, entrepreneur, investor, and educator, to explore how AI is reshaping industries, jobs, and society.From the rapid evolution of AI capabilities to its impact on white-collar jobs by 2030, Alastair shares insights on both the utopian and dystopian possibilities of AI-driven work. He discusses the need for education reform, ethical considerations, and how humans can best collaborate with machines to maximise productivity and innovation.Key takeaways: - AI is advancing fast and will transform traditional job roles...
2025-05-0954 min
Work is Weird NowS2E2: Why are so many men struggling at work? With Tobi CrosbieThis week on Work is Weird Now, hosts Dan Emery and Alice Phillips are joined by Tobi Crosbie, CEO and founder of Making Moves, for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, parenting and purpose.Over the course of a decade – Tobi has led his business through significant evolution. In this episode, he reflects on:Dad first, alwaysHis shift to an outward facing CEO and building a personal brandPressure and the mental load men don’t talk aboutMental health, therapy, and masculinity in the workplaceAnd the pursuit of passion beyond your professionThis episode is for:...
2025-05-0951 min
Work is Weird NowS2E1: Why are some women still shut out of work? With Jess RadFrom corporate marketing director to founder of The Womenhood, Jess Rad is unapologetically outspoken on the unspoken. In this conversation, she opens up about the realities of menopause, neurodiversity, and how we can all be better allies in the workplace.In this episode we explore: 🔹 The impact of menopause on women’s careers 🔹 The importance of neurodiversity in building truly inclusive workplaces 🔹 Why curiosity and open dialogue are essential to allyship 🔹 How employers can better support women over 40 and neurodivergent individualsJess also shares details of NeuroCurios - her first in-person community event in five years, designe...
2025-05-0947 min
Work is Weird NowS2E2: Fatherhood, mental health, purpose and the modern workplace with Dad, Founder and CEO Tobi CrosbieThis week on Work is Weird Now, hosts Dan Emery and Alice Phillips are joined by Tobi Crosbie, CEO and founder of Making Moves, for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, parenting and purpose.Over the course of a decade – Tobi has led his business through significant evolution. In this episode, he reflects on:Dad first, alwaysHis shift to an outward facing CEO and building a personal brandPressure and the mental load men don’t talk aboutMental health, therapy, and masculinity in the workplaceAnd the pursuit of passion beyond your professionThis episode is for:...
2025-05-0951 min
Work is Weird NowS2E3: Why do organisations treat people like robots? With Christian HuntChristian Hunt says it loud: “Employees aren’t robots. So why design systems like they are?”This one’s for anyone who’s ever sat through a soul-sucking induction session or tried to enforce a compliance policy that no one reads.We’re talking behavioural science, hiring myths, AI risks, and the very weird future of work.We’re diving into: 👉 Why 100% compliance isn’t realistic👉 How induction training shapes culture👉 The weird beauty of boredom and creativity👉 What AI means for trust, ethics, and risk👉 And why treating...
2025-05-0958 min
Work is Weird NowS2E4: Why are we all feeling so stuck? With Nicola CharlotteWhat if the thing holding you back... isn’t real?In this powerful conversation, business strategist and mindset coach Nicola Charlotte breaks down how invisible scripts shape our careers - and how to rewrite them.In this episode we cover: The myth of “hustle = success”Why high-achievers struggle with asking for helpHow side hustles can be a source of fulfilment, not just incomeWhy aligning your values with your career matters more than everThis episode of Work’s Weird Now is for anyone who:→ Feels stuck, even though everything “looks” right→ Is navi...
2025-05-0942 min
Work is Weird NowS1E2: What does the job market actually want? With 3SearchWhat an episode this week - from AI in the recruitment process, hot off the press 2025 salary trends, to exploring whether it’s a straightforward transition to step back into the corporate world after freelancing or consulting, this episode covers it all. Thanks to Charlie and Charlotte from 3Search for your insights.You can find 3Search and connect with Charlie and Charlotte by following the links below:3SearchCharlie Rawstron | LinkedInCharlotte Titmuss | LinkedIn
2025-05-0944 min
My Crazy Uncle Dave's PodcastThe Rise of Gen Z in the Workplace: Expectations vs RealityDan Emery and Alice Phillips join me for a frank discussion about how Gen Z is reshaping the workplace, and what happens when their expectations clash with reality. From AI taking junior jobs to the struggle for meaning in modern work, this episode dives into the real challenges facing employers, employees, and educators alike.Topics covered:What Gen Z wants and why it’s shaking up workplace normsHow AI is killing entry-level rolesThe education gap: why schools aren’t preparing kids for workThe pressure on middle managers stuck between generationsCan remote teams ever build real...
2025-05-0153 min
But first, Pivot.Episode 71: Navigating Hormones & Menopause with Ivy Emery & Andrea ZimmermanThis episode gives you sneak peak inside our Pivot Alumni Community. I’m joined by two experts in women's health, Ivy Emery and Andrea Zimmerman, both nurse practitioners and menopause specialists, as we dive into the hormonal changes that come with perimenopause and menopause. We’ll simplify the science behind these shifts and break down how depleting hormones can affect everything from energy levels to mood—and what you can do to feel better.
Ivy and Andrea also offer an overview of various hormone replacement therapy (HRT) options, addressing common misconceptions and fears many women have about treatm...
2025-03-281h 05But first, Pivot.Episode 66: GLP-1’s: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly with Women’s Health Nurse Practitioners Ivy Emery and Andrea ZimmermanIn today’s conversation with Nurse Practitioners Ivy Emery and Andrea Zimmerman, we'll explore what GLP-1s are, how they work in the body, as well as the benefits and risks associated with them. This episode is packed with valuable insights on how to navigate these trendy weight loss drugs in a way that supports your overall health.
In this episode:
What are GLP-1's and how do they work?
Difference bettween Ozempic and Wegovy
The Good (the benefits)
The Bad (risks and side effects)
The Ugly (worst case scenario)
Best candidates for GLP-1s
Common mi...
2025-01-1755 min
Impactus podcastEP 70: Football and Faith with Michigan Wolverines' Robby EmeryIf you're a football fan, you're going to love this conversation, and if you're not a football fan, you're still going to love this conversation! On January 8, the 15-0 undefeated Michigan Wolverines under coach Jim Harbaugh won the US National College Championship, beating No. 2 Washington Huskies 34-13 before a crowd of 72,808 at NRG Stadium in Houston, TX. What a game it was! In this podcast, Dean talks with one of the key leaders who played a pivotal role in the University of Michigan's triumph. Robby Emery currently serves as the Assistant...
2024-04-0146 min
Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean SmithEP. 267 - RØRY (Roxanne Emery)Anti-Repressant. Sadcore lyric diarist, bestselling ADHD author and goal dreamcatcher, RØRY, is our guest on Episode 267 of Sappenin' Podcast! After many years in the music industry, writing radio hits with other artists, Roxanne Emery, reflects on how perching a random wig, connected her with a generation of misunderstood emo's, simultaneously hosting a platform for people to understand their ADHD struggles and why age should never hold back your dreams. For our first podcast of 2024, we take a special look at Røry vs Roxanne career, how her two public personalities separate each other, learning curves, makeshift tampons, self co...
2024-01-051h 15
Twitch SessionsEpisode 109 - Remix EditionDJ Demo - I've Got A Feeling (Brisk & Ham Remix)
Scott Brown - Do What Ya Like (Nu Foundation Remix)
Sy & Al Storm - Do You Love Your Hardcore (Jakka-B Remix Extended)
Alice DeeJay - Better Off Alone (IYF & Nobody Remix)
Barthezz - On The Move (Brady's Hardcore Remix)
Gareth Emery feat. Janet Devlin - Lost (Fracus & Darwin Remix)
GAYLE - abcdefu (Alaguan Remix) (DJ Edit)
Gregor le Dahl Feat. Allison Gray - Change (Technikore Remix)
Al_Storm_ft._Ali - Rain (Eufeion Remix)
Sharkey, Trixxy - Genesis (M-Project Remix)
Heaven 7 & Al Storm - A Little More (Technikore Remix) (mastered 16...
2023-12-201h 57
DE MORRER A LER6. Concertos, Dory e Os Incríveis e Assuntos SériosOlá, novamente!
Parece que a cada episódio que passa nós nos excedemos cada vez mais... a blessing or a curse? Who knows.
Neste episódio falamos de tudo um pouco desde o mais banal, biologia e alquimia, concertos, filmes animados, até aos assuntos mais sérios, como o ADHD, o bullying, e a maternidade e a violência obstetrícia. Nós prometemos que lá para o meio deste caos todo, nós falamos de livros relacionados com estes temas. Uma verdadeira mixórdia literária!
Obrigada mais uma vez por nos ouvirem...
2023-12-122h 14
The Empowering Futures Podcast NetworkLiving The LifeMethod Episode 17Faith and Football. We dive into both today with the co-founder of Royal City Church, Robby Emery. Robby and his wife Danielle have served in the ministry for over 21 years and he tells his story on the show to our host, Matt Dery. Robby is also the lead Pastor for the University of Michigan Football team and recently became Jim Harbaugh's Executive Assistant. How have the Wolverines turned around the program? Find out and listen.
2023-02-2326 min
The OffensiveEpisode 167 - The Christmas Special One VMerry Christmas from all of us here at Ashwood City.Paul Waggott as Patrick NolanHelena Doughty as Jess TateAdam Jarrell as Chris 'Woody' WoodallJohn Brannoch as Colin WalshChristopher Swift as Reuben Thomas Thomas Mitchells as Theo ClintonAnt McGinley as David Hall Adam Jarrell as Kieran Broom / Chris WellJemma Moore as Danielle Broom Additional Voices:Joel EmeryVanessa EmeryEpi...
2022-12-2653 min
Chillin at the Fountain20 - Annual AnniversaryIt’s our one year podiversary AND twentieth episode! We celebrate by skipping the entries and instead diving into our high school yearbook.. Class of ‘04 YEAHH (
2022-09-2647 min
Oy with the Terror PodcastEpisode 68. The Mysterious Disappearance of Adam Emery and Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, CAInspired by Danielle's recent trip to Rhode Island, she discusses Adam Emery. After faking his death in the 1990's, he is still a wanted man. He shocked all who knew him after killing a man who he thought damaged his car. Adam later discovered that it was a different person entirely who hit his car. The last known sighting of Adam was when he and his wife Elena stood together on the Newport Bridge. Their car was found abandoned with the engine still running. Elena's remains were discovered six months later in Narragansett Bay. It remains unknown whether Adam...
2022-08-0441 min
Twitch SessionsTwitch Sessions Episode 28Sc@r, Eazyvibe, Lindsey Marie - Be Mine (Original Mix)
Eazyvibe - Running Away For Good
Simon Apex & Dair - Fade 2 Black (Breaks & Bass Mix)
Sc@r feat. Lara B - Until The End
Jimmy J, Cru-L-T - Six Days (Dj Sc@r Remix)
Daydream - Galaxy (Haze & Sc@r 2015 Remix)
X-Cyte - - Who I Am (SD200 Mix)
Ceci, Sc@r - Sky Dive (Original Mix)
Joey Riot, Sc@r - Never Ending Dream (Original Mix)
Sc@r - Acid Porn Monkey (Original Mix)
00:38:23
SethroW - Brand New Sky
00:40:35
Dan Edge - Addicted To You
Danny R-Core - uh...
2022-03-242h 02Twitch SessionsTwitch Sessions Episode 28 - Scarred Digital Label SpecialSc@r, Eazyvibe, Lindsey Marie - Be Mine (Original Mix)
Eazyvibe - Running Away For Good
Simon Apex & Dair - Fade 2 Black (Breaks & Bass Mix)
Sc@r feat. Lara B - Until The End
Jimmy J, Cru-L-T - Six Days (Dj Sc@r Remix)
Daydream - Galaxy (Haze & Sc@r 2015 Remix)
X-Cyte - - Who I Am (SD200 Mix)
Ceci, Sc@r - Sky Dive (Original Mix)
Joey Riot, Sc@r - Never Ending Dream (Original Mix)
Sc@r - Acid Porn Monkey (Original Mix)
SethroW - Brand New Sky
Dan Edge - Addicted To You
Danny R-Core - uh...
2022-03-102h 48
Defender Radio and The SwitchDomestic Violence & Pets Part i: Urban Resource InstituteUrban Resource Institute, America's largest domestic violence residential service provider. and the National Domestic Violence Hotline, recently released the results of their national survey. The PALS survey, part of URI's People and Animals Living Safely, clearly showed the fear for safety of pets is a critical component in a persons' decision in leaving abusive situations. The findings are staggering – with 97% of respondents saying that keeping their pets is an important factor in deciding to seek shelter, and 50% saying they would not consider shelter for themselves if they could not take their pets with them. To discuss the im...
2021-07-1242 min
A Better WayEp. 9: How To Go From Surviving To Thriving with Jennifer EmeryJennifer Emery is no stranger to challenge. Having overcome many personal and professional obstacles over the years, she has dedicated her life to helping others feel good - body and mind - through the power of movement, music, and mindset. As founder of both The Dance Club at Home and The Wellness Partners, Jennifer helps women break a sweat and break through to their best selves. Join Courtney and Danielle as they chat with Jennifer about:The drive that has pulled her through her lowest points in life, including a life-threatening illness that left her...
2021-06-0947 min
Dental Confidential27. The FUN Side of HIPAA Compliance for Dentists!Danielle Mckinley, also known as The HIPAA Chick, is a wife, mom, friend, and positive energy enthusiast. Gratitude is her attitude. I hear that!
She's worked in risk mitigation for 12 years and consulted thousands of practices. She helps medical providers spend more time treating patients, enjoying hobbies, and spending time with family and friends by simplifying HIPAA, PCI, and OSHA Compliance for their business. Her passion is helping doctors, dentists, and business associates understand how to get compliant, and how to protect themselves from a compliance incident with minimal time and resources.
Daniella has actually...
2021-06-0146 min
A Better WayEp. 5: How To Build A Successful Business During Naptime with Helen PetersonHelen Peterson is a mama and the founder of Peterson Virtual Assistant. After having her daughter Emery in December 2018, Helen was determined to find a way to make an income from home and stay home full-time. She began her Virtual Assistant business by taking on one small client & working a few hours per week. Her business grew quickly & she tripled her annual income from what she was making as an Admin Asst at a medical office in less than two years. In this episode, Helen walks us through how she built a booming business through her naptime hustle.
2021-04-2745 min
The James Bond ComplexChristmas Special 2020 Part 2: Bond Expansion Vol 3!Hello ho ho ho again dear listeners,
We hope you enjoyed last week's Christmas Special 2020 Part 1, which was our 3rd Bond Expansion volume. It was quite entertaining, engaging, thought provoking, and sometimes outright hilarious listening to what the Bond community has in mind if they had control over the 007 intellectual property.
As hinted at last week, this year we received so many entries we chose to split the episode into two parts. Clearly the fantasy of making the big decisions for the 007 property stimulated and teased a lot of people. So here is yet another batch of armchair CEOs (including a...
2020-12-211h 59
Dog Save The PeopleLike My Own Child w/ Hope DawsonHope Dawson is a mother of two kids and a wonderful dog, Coco, who all come together to be a family. After going through a domestic violence situation, Hope was able to go to the People and Animals Living Safely (PALS) program in New York City at the Urban Resource Institute (URI), where they were able to stay together. Coco helped Hope, and the kids, during this unsettling time and gave them much-needed support to get through it. - SOCIAL MEDIA - Website - https://www.dogsavethepeople.com - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dogsavethepeople - Twitter...
2020-10-2724 min
Dog Save The PeopleBy Your Side w/ Nathaniel Fields and Danielle EmeryThis is a special episode of Dog Save The People with two guests from the same organization. First up is Nathaniel Fields, the CEO of the Urban Resource Institute (URI). It’s a nonprofit organization that has done crucial work in the New York City community for 40 years now – including the development in the past decade of People and Animals Living Safely (PALS) program under URI. The creation of PALS in 2013 made it the first pet-friendly domestic violence shelter in NYC. Second up in the episode is Danielle Emery, the Director of PALS. Today, it serves as an important and...
2020-10-0620 min
Practical PreservationPractical Preservation Podcast Featuring Michael Emery of Cornwall Iron FurnaceMike Emery, site administrator of Cornwall Iron Furnace in Cornwall (Lebanon County), PA – joined the Practical Preservation Podcast to discuss the museum’s history and current operations. We covered multiple topics, including: Mike’s own deep roots – growing up in Pennsylvania, as well as working in several local museum positions in Pennsylvania – which inspired...Read More
2020-08-2742 min
Hear Her SportsDanielle Williams Tell A Different StoryDanielle Williams, Skydiver, Founder and Senior Editor of the blogging platform Melanin Base Camp Founder of Diversify Outdoors, and Co-Founder of Team Blackstar Skydivers. She’s currently producing a short film about black Canadian climbing prodigy Sabrina Chapman. We talk mothers, diversity, story telling, and community. Hear Her Sports is long-form interviews with female athletes & women in sports breaking boundaries, speaking up and living with power & confidence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-10-3153 min
Swoony Boys PodcastMay 2019 Hotties of the MonthHere are our picks for May's Hotties of the Month: Jase from Vow of Thieves and Dance of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson Fitzwilliam Darcy from Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Logan Bruno from The Babysitter's Club by Ann M. Martin. 😲 Here's our list of Honorable Mentions: Hideo Tanaka from Warcross by Marie Lu Lucas Maxfield from Easy by Tammara Webber Max Watson from The Start of Me & You by Emery Lord Tristan from Stolen Songbird by Danielle L. Jensen Elian from To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo Beast/Whit from Brazen and the Bea...
2019-05-3000 min
Broadway Babies: A Musical Theatre PodcastEp. 25: "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," 1964 (Movie Musicals of the Decades)Hello Listeners! We are back with a new Movie Musical episode, and it’s about to get WEIRD. This week we are discovering the magic of a musical comprised fully of recitative.....The Umbrellas of Cherbourg! Join us as we butcher the French language, discuss the plot, and if this movie musical worked as a whole without the use of songs. Also, BONUS CHALLENGE for listeners: say “parapluie” five times fast with correct French pronunciation. Let us know in the comments if you succeeded! Music Danielle Licari dubbing Genevieve, José Bartel for Guy, Christiane Legrand as Mme. Eme...
2018-09-2940 min
Swoony Boys PodcastYA Boys We're Currently Crushing OnPodcast Notes We talk about our favorite books we've recently been reading: The Anatomical Shape of a Heart by Jenn Bennett Article 5 by Kristen Simmons Bad Romance by Heather Demetrios The Bride by Julie Garwood The Broken Ones by Danielle L Jensen Changes in Latitudes by Jen Malone A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas Defy the Stars by Claudia Gray The Eagle Elite Series by Rachel Van Dyken Emmy & Oliver by Robin Benway Fireworks by Katie Cotugno In a Perfect World by Trish Doller Legend by Marie Lu Love Songs & Other Lies by Jessica...
2017-08-0300 min
Mixfreaks PodcastTiesto - Club Life 400URL: http://www.tiestoblog.com/<cite class="_Rm"></cite><br />Megamix by: Tiesto<br />Year: 2014<br /><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-_zxw8XmIFWQ/VfWfGMXeXUI/AAAAAAAAC2M/uQZ0HaaXrKE/s1600/tiesto-club-life-400.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="320" src="https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-_zxw8XmIFWQ/VfWfGMXeXUI/AAAAAAAAC2M/uQZ0HaaXrKE/s320/tiesto-club-life-400.jpg" width="320" /></a></div><br /><br />CLUB LIFE: EPISODE 400 – Hour 1<br...
2016-04-1538 min
Bring Back The NightBring Back The Night 011Some of my favorite progressive house tracks at the moment! Enjoy! xx
Social Media & Streaming Platform Links
https://linktr.ee/codybinx
Tracklist
1 Heading Up High (First State remix)
Armin Van Buuren, Kensington
2 Victorious (extended mix)
Vigel
3 Not Alone (Tom/Jame remix)
Mako/Paris/Simo
4 Ghosts (feat Courtland/EKG/Melissa Ramsay - Courtland/EKG remix)
Feenixpawl
5 ID ID
6 Home (Club edit)
Dzeko, Torres
7 Eyes To The Sky
Noah Neiman, Anna Yvette
8 Under The Lights (feat Danielle Simeone)
George Acosta/Bassfinder
9 All The Way (original mix)
Bynon, Taryn Manning
10 Hold On (original mix)
Volt, Sam Void, Avedon State
11 Stars
Ummet Ozcan, Katt...
2016-02-1859 minBring Back The NightBring Back The Night 009My recorded DJ set from Johnny's on Second in SLC on 1-26-2016. This set features songs from Borgeous, Reunify, Crystal Lake, Ummet Ozcan, Gareth Emery, Seven Lions, Armin van Buuren and more. Enjoy! xx
Social Media & Streaming Platform Links
https://linktr.ee/codybinx
Tracklist:
1
Yesterday (Extended Mix)
Borgeous feat Zaeden
2
Blaze (Sweet Lies) (Extended Mix)
Maurice West
3
Worth It (Original Mix)
Reunify, Kris Maydak, Danyka Nadeau
4
Addicted feat. Danielle Simeone (Noise Jackers Extended Mix)
Dryra EpicFail
5
alone (extended mix)
Armin van buuren feat lauren evans
6
want it back (extended mix)
florian picasso
7
Into The Sunset (Headhunterz edit)
Crystal Lake...
2016-01-251h 01
ad flash & Valeri Kreoni & Konstruct_orad flash - Astra Elysium. CD03. BlackИ снова я возвращаюсь на эфиры ваших звуковых вибраций с новой прогрессив транс работой!Astra Elysium - это история, состоящая из 4-х абсолютно разных звуковых дорожек, объеденённых одной тематикой - Progressive Trance звучанием. От 128 до 140 bpm. От релаксирующего прогрессив звучания, до насыщенного и драйвового Uplifting.Отличного вам настроения и приятного прослушивания!!
00:00 01. Jordan Suckley & Paul Webster - HELP! (Future Disciple remix)
06:15 02. Paul Oakenfold - Open your Eyes (Future Disciple remix)
10:06 03. Paul Oakenfold - Cafe del Mar
13:32 04. Gareth Emery feat. Christina Novelli - Dynamite (Iversoon & Alex Daf bootleg)
17:54 05. The M Machine vs. Tiger Hook Corp. & Randall Jones - Moon Song Beautiful Thang
22:04 06. CLMD (Carl Louis & Martin Danielle) - Falling Like Angels (Sebjak's Rave remix)
25:18 07. Heatbeat - Buenosaurus
28:45 08. T4L & Mariano Ballejos - Dubai
32:36 09. Bjorn Akesson - Breathe
36:10 10. Woody van Eyden & Bjorn Akesson - Saripadanisa (Bjorn Akesson Filthy mix)
39:28 11. Enrique Calvetty - Rayacaban
42:32 12. Will Atkinson pres. Darkboy - Atkinsane (Mark Sherry remix)
46:23 13. Nero - Satisfy (Talla 2XLC INF3RNO rework)
49:50 14. Max Graham - The Evil ID (Mark Sherry remix)
53:56 15. Lostly - Take this Acid
59:04 16. Paul Oakenfold - Ibiza (Jordan Suckley remix)
63:36 17. Mark Sherry...
2015-06-211h 37
Dance Club Podcast ®Electro Bangers House Mix 1. Beautiful People at 5 AM (Sultan & Ned Shepard Bootleg) - Benny Benassi feat. Louis, Danielle & Sagtstad, Chris Brown 2. Music 2Night (Lovetone & Turismo Bootleg) - Eric Prydz vs Madonna 3. Little Bird (Disfunktion Remix) - Annie Lennox 4. In the Morning (Bassanova & Moradzo Remix) - Robbie Rivera feat. Wynter Gordon 5. She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) (Michael Calfan Remix) - David Guetta feat. Sia 6. Sanctuary (Paul Thomas & Myke Smith Remix) - Gareth Emery feat. Lucy Saunders 7. R.E.S.P.E.C...
2012-09-121h 03