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Analytical
Maybe you haven’t analysed it enough? Calculated Choices. Carefully Considered. Absolutely Analytical.
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Total Listening Time: 9 hours, 3 minutes and 37 seconds.
Latest Episode
Episode 47: Hope
3 June, 2026
Are people that hope, delusional? Or is it a super-power for remaining calm, Zen and staying positive against all odds? In a somewhat touchy-feely episode of Analytical we look at what it means to hope and why hope matters.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode Gold Producers:
'r', Steven Bridle, Kellen Frodelius-Fujimoto and Steve Branam.
Episode Silver Producers:
Mitch Biegler, Shane O'Neill, Jared Roman, Katharina Will, Chad Juehring, Ian Gallagher and Jamie Russell.
Episode 26: Risk
20 April, 2018
Risk assessments are a critical part of engineering, but overly sensitive ones can paralyse an organisation. We look at how to make risk assessments useful and how to avoid some of the pitfalls.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 25: Nostalgia
8 April, 2018
What do Vinyl and CDs and Candles and LED Bulbs share in common? We explore the differences between better, and simple nostalgia.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 24: Feedback
22 March, 2018
Giving and accepting feedback to and from your manager or direct reports or even your peers is sometimes a missed opportunity. We explore how to make feedback useful again.
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 23: Metrics
2 March, 2018
Metrics can be very useful if they are carefully chosen. Badly chosen metrics can do more harm than good, so how can you tell the difference?
With
John Chidgey.
Episode 22: Teamwork
18 February, 2018
Teamwork is often thrown around as a concept, but do we each really understand whether we’re team players or not? What will you choose?
With
John Chidgey.