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Amelia and Jez explore generations. What defines a generation (spoiler alert: it is so much more than the year you were born), and how are collective identities formed? And how can a willingness to understand generational differences help with relationships, work, social change, and personal growth? Author, consultant, and generational expert Hannah Ubl joins the conversation, shedding light on the variety of ways that generations are shaped, and some recurring themes in intergenerational misunderstandings. Records suggest the “youth of today” have not measured up, according to their elders, for at least 2,500 years...
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Amelia and Jez explore positivity. How can we hope for a better tomorrow, and simultaneously confront the often harsh realities of today? They are joined by visual artist Clarke Reynolds, who is blind. Whether he is challenging us all to engage with art in new and diverse ways, or helping school children enjoy the story telling power of braille, and answering their brutally honest questions, Clarke's positive and playful approach to both his work and life in general are an inspiration. 
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Amelia and Jez are back for a second season! They are joined by the fantastic Rachael Burford, England Rugby World Cup Winner, former Harlequins Rugby Captain, and powerful advocate for women and girls in all sports. Rachael shares heartwarming stories about her life, from struggling at school, and overcoming real challenges and obstacles, to finding her spiritual home in the rugby community. A fascinating conversation about passion, role models, determination, and being of service to others. Boring Things About Me returns, and Jez gets caught whilst the mic is on during the bloopers...
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Amelia and Jez revisit moments from The Being Human Podcast Series 1.
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Amelia and Jez explore the experiences we have with people different to ourselves. They are joined by the wonderful Ronni Abergel, founder of The Human Library, who is determined to help people better understand themselves and others around them by creating safe spaces for conversation and dialogue. Ronni beautifully shares his personal and professional journey in creating The Human Library, highlighting the true power of vulnerability and openness - an emotional, thought-provoking and inspiring conversation. Don't miss listening to the bloopers at the end to hear Jez getting into a bit of bother about a car parking ticket...
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Amelia and Jez explore artificial intelligence and set to work out whether robots are going to take over the world... Their guest is the brilliant mathematician, entrepreneur, investor and technologist, Jennifer Zhu Scott, who challenged Jez's intellect like it has never been challenged before. She explained what artificial intelligence is, how it can help advance the world forward, and also debunked some common myths! In "Boring Things About Me" Jez shares his struggles with suduku and Amelia has been doing jigsaws with a twist... Stay to the end of the podcast to hear how the giggles got the best of Amelia during recording!
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