Podcasts
At Sydney Business Insights, we aim to further informed research and critical thinking on major issues and trends as they impact on the future of business.
Listen to our latest podcasts where we talk with leading and innovative thinkers in research, industry, government and community.
We welcome proposals and ideas for podcast topics and guest ideas. Email us at sbi@sydney.edu.au.
The Unlearn Project
The Unlearn Project is about changing common sense. Hosts Sandra Peter and Kai Riemer set out to unlearn old wisdoms and discover new ones.
The Future, This Week
This popular series features Sandra Peter and Kai Riemer who meet once a week to put their spin on news that is impacting the future of business.
Discover our limited series podcasts
Archive


Noise and other distractions with Daniel Kahneman
This week: a special episode with Nobel Prize winner and renowned author, Professor Daniel Kahneman.



ChatGPT and generative AI
This week: Our ChatGPT and generative AI special. What is it? How does it work? What to do with it? Where to next?


Why you should never retire: unlearn retirement
We discuss why collecting that gold watch and retiring at 65 might not be the best thing and why it’s time to change the retirement narrative.


The 4-day work week with Juliet Schor
This week: what if we all worked four days a week? We talk with Professor Juliet Schor about her research into the 4-day work week and the trials happening around the world.



Best business books of 2022
This week: corporate self-help, pandemics, climate, toxic stuff and socio-tech broccoli: our 2022 best business books for your holiday reading list.


Temu – Chinese apps going global
This week: Pinduoduo’s Temu marks another high-profile entry in the e-commerce market from a Chinese tech giant.


COP27 and moving forward with climate change responses
This week: we talk to Christopher Wright about COP27 and how to move forward with responses to climate change.


Generative AI and creative work
This week: how generative Artificial Intelligence and synthetic media changes the business of creative work.