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In Ten Years TimeCreativity for WellbeingDid you know that creativity is not only good for us as individuals, but it can also benefit those around us too? From our own health, to the health of the planet, Tricia explores the innumerable benefits that flow from being more creative. How can you draw meaning from your creativity? Episode transcript hereMentioned in this episode:Study from the University of the Arts London and Brunel University on why creativity supports wellbeingThe importance of having purpose in life by Glenn Agung Hole Effect of Pu...
2024-10-0317 min
The King ReviewProfessor Stephen BillettThe King Review - Gavin's speaks with Stephen Billett, Griffith University Professor of Adult and Vocational Education, about the massive skills shortage problem facing Australia - 19 August 2022
2022-08-2210 min
Vocational VoicesBest of 2021: highlights from Season 6Steve Davis, Simon Walker, Linda Simon, Martin Powell, Kira Clarke, Joanne Waugh, Bryan Palmer, Professor John Buchanan, Megan Lilly, Dr Kaye Bowman, Michael Hartman, Dr Martha Kinsman, Professor Stephen Billett 9 December 2021 (45 mins)
In 2021, we invited expert vocational voices from the VET sector to share their views, stories, experiences and insights on a range of hot topics.
‘Best of 2021’ is a roundup of interesting snippets and research findings from across the four podcast episodes we released during the year. Full of short and sharp insights from each of our guest speakers, we cover off some of the...
2021-12-0842 minVocational VoicesPast informing the futureSteve Davis interviews a collection of presenters from three panel discussions at the 30th National VET Research Conference 'No Frills', held on 7-9 July 2021.
Topics covered in the lively discussion include future-focused education and training delivered with, and in, industry; the 'futures' of work; understanding employers' training choices; and what is a VET system fit for the future?
Speakers are Professor John Buchanan, The University of Sydney; Ms Megan Lilly, Australian Industry Group; Dr Kaye Bowman, Callan Consulting Group; Mr Michael Hartman, Skills Impact; Dr Martha Kinsman, Australian National University; and Professor Stephen Billett, Griffith...
2021-08-1240 min
NEJM InterviewsNEJM Interview: Dr. Bruce Chabner on shortages of generic drugs and possible solutions.Dr. Bruce Chabner is a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and director of clinical research at the MGH Cancer Center at Massachusetts General Hospital. Stephen Morrissey, the interviewer, is the Managing Editor of the Journal. M.L. Metzger, A. Billett, and M.P. Link. The Impact of Drug Shortages on Children with Cancer - The Example of Mechlorethamine. N Engl J Med 2012;367:2461-3.
2012-12-2610 min