APG Podcast

APG Podcast

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APG Podcast

We’re kicking off series 2 with a series of podcasts looking at how to put people back into planning. We will be exploring everything from cultural immersion and new research techniques powered by data to the impact of semiotics, and the uses and misuses of Big Data to understand what makes people tick. APG Podcast Season 2 is hosted by Bogdana Butnar.

08/29/2019

Jane Cunningham | APG Podcast | Episode 10

In our latest podcast the interviewee is Jane Cunningham, co-founder of Pretty Little Head. This interview is a revelation: Deeply interesting on how to appeal to and engage women and incredibly insightful and current on women's assertive attitudes to ageing, self definition and increasing monetary firepower.

40 min
07/02/2019

Nick Chater | APG Podcast | Episode 9

Series Two of APG's Podcast continues looking at how to put people back into planning. Eminent psychologist and author of the Mind is Flat, Nick Chater spoke to Bogdana Butnar on behalf of the APG. This is a riveting 45 minutes of conversation with some profound and provocative implications for the way we think about value, consumer decision making and the 'false' god of intuition.

46 min
04/02/2019

Dougal Shaw | APG Podcast | Episode 8

We’re kicking off series 2 with a series of podcasts looking at how to put people back into planning. We will be exploring everything from cultural immersion and new research techniques powered by data to the impact of semiotics, and the uses and misuses of Big Data to understand what makes people tick. For our first episode, we spoke to Dougal Shaw. A Cambridge graduate, Dougal joined the BBC as a researcher and trained himself to become a new breed of journalist, one whose primary tool is his mobile phone. We thought Dougal would make a perfect first guest not only because he interrogates and immerses himself in modern culture but also because his unmediated relationship with his subjects can teach us about new techniques of observation and insight discovery. Finally, we also enjoyed his frank musings on popular and digital culture and we hope you'll find those valuable too.

27 min
10/23/2018

Margaret Heffernan | APG Podcast | Episode 7

On 8th October 2018, we held our annual Strategy Conference focusing on 'Contrarian Thinking'. Among the speakers, included Margaret Heffernan, an international businesswoman, author, interviewer, and TED speaker. Just a few of the practical pieces of advice she gave included: -Ensure you have real friends at work not just colleagues. -Get enough sleep as it is the bedrock of mental wellbeing. -Accept that collaborations are not always harmonious – the best ones are often scrappy in the quest to do something great and a nay-sayer can crystalise your thinking most effectively. -Be willing to speak up if you see things that you don’t believe should be happening. -Be open to the fact that you might not be right and be open to asking searching questions. -What would we see if we were wrong? Watch videos, read articles and learn more about the APG's Conference here - https://www.apg.org.uk/onthecontrary

42 min
10/22/2018

Bridget Angear | APG Podcast | Episode 6

Bridget Angear, Joint CSO at AMV BBDO answers four questions: 1. What's A Piece of Work With A Personal Connection For You? 2. What's A Piece of Work With An Interesting Backstory? 3. What's An A Piece of Work You Think Deserves More Attention? 4. What's The Piece of Work Of Which You're Proudest? Find out more at apg.org.uk

23 min
09/10/2018

Bogdana Butnar | APG Podcast | Episode 5

Bogdana Butnar, Head of Strategy at Poke London answers four questions: 1. What's A Piece of Work With A Personal Connection For You? 2. What's A Piece of Work With An Interesting Backstory? 3. What's An A Piece of Work You Think Deserves More Attention? 4. What's The Piece of Work Of Which You're Proudest? Find out more at apg.org.uk

24 min
08/20/2018

Katie Mackay-Sinclair | APG Podcast | Episode 4

Katie Mackay-Sinclair, Partner at Mother London answers four questions: 1. What's A Piece of Work With A Personal Connection For You? 2. What's A Piece of Work With An Interesting Backstory? 3. What's An A Piece of Work You Think Deserves More Attention? 4. What's The Piece of Work Of Which You're Proudest? Find out more at apg.org.uk

30 min
03/20/2018

Lucy Jameson | APG Podcast | Episode 3

Lucy Jameson, Founder at Uncommon London answers four questions: 1. What's A Piece of Work With A Personal Connection For You? 2. What's A Piece of Work With An Interesting Backstory? 3. What's An A Piece of Work You Think Deserves More Attention? 4. What's The Piece of Work Of Which You're Proudest? Find out more at apg.org.uk

18 min
01/31/2018

Kate Waters | APG Podcast | Episode 2

Kate Waters, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Now Advertising answers four questions: 1. What's A Piece of Work With A Personal Connection For You? 2. What's A Piece of Work With An Interesting Backstory? 3. What's An A Piece of Work You Think Deserves More Attention? 4. What's The Piece of Work Of Which You're Proudest?

30 min
01/24/2018

Nick Kendall | APG Podcast | Episode 1

Nick Kendall, Founding Partner at Broken answers four questions: 1. What's A Piece of Work With A Personal Connection For You? 2. What's A Piece of Work With An Interesting Backstory? 3. What's An A Piece of Work You Think Deserves More Attention? 4. What's The Piece of Work Of Which You're Proudest?

34 min

10 Episodes

We’re kicking off series 2 with a series of podcasts looking at how to put people back into planning. We will be exploring everything from cultural immersion and new research techniques powered by data to the impact of semiotics, and the uses and misuses of Big Data to understand what makes people tick. APG Podcast Season 2 is hosted by Bogdana Butnar.

Creator

APG Podcast
Years Active

2018 - 2019
Episodes

10
Rating

Clean
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