(215) Crypto Things

On this week’s show Chris & Matt take a look at a couple of aspects of current crypto technologies – the weird bubble that is the world of NFTs, and the strange way in which the government seems hell-bent on banning end-to-end encryption. There’s also news about the forthcoming WB-40 Podcast Leadership Retreat.

(214) Gender Pay Gap

On this week’s show, Chris and Matt are joined by Dr Zara Nanu from Gapsquare to talk about the challenges and the solutions to the gender pay gap.

(213) 2021

On the last show of the year, Chris & Matt review the year that has passed, with help from questions from our listeners. A big thanks to Lisa Riemers, Chris King, Si Cornwell and Tony Harper for the wonderful questions.

(212) Cyber Today

On this week’s show we are joined by Tenable’s David Cummins to talk about some of the contemporary challenges that surround the world of cyber security.

(211) Ask WB-40

On this week’s show we once again Ask the Audience and quick-fire answers to questions from the WB-40 Signal group. Don’t forget you can join the Signal group by direct messaging us on Twitter.

(210) Asymmetric Decision Making

On this week’s show we are joined by CybExer co-founder Lauri Almann to talk about the world of Cyber Security, and how storytelling allows people to experience near real-world simulations of major incidents.

(209) Mid-career career Change

On this week’s show we are joined by Lee Cox to talk about the challenges of changing career when you are right in the middle of it.

(208) (DIS)Ability

On this week’s show Chris talks to Amy Low and Teresa Loftus from Abilitynet, about the wide variety of disability related digital barriers that can be removed using technological tools, many of which are already provided in the software we use every day. Abilitynet have their accessibility conference https://abilitynet.org.uk/techsharepro-2021 – you can get 50% off as a […]

(207) Future of Traffic

On this week’s show we have a fascinating conversation with author and journalist Tom Standage about the what we can learn from the history of technology. His latest book A Brief History of Motion is published by Bloomsbury.

(206) Five things for five years

On this week’s show, the fifth anniversary of our very first episode, Chris & Matt take the podcast on the road and record live with an audience at the 2021 IT Directors’ Forum at The Grove, a very pretty hotel on the outskirts of Watford. We reflect on five things that we have learned in […]