x

75% of people globally want unbiased news (Pew Research) but are concerned they're not getting that.

Get balanced coverage with Symby. See how stories are covered across diverse outlets and spot when one side covers a story the other skips.

PODCAST

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work

Graeme Codrington

The future is arriving faster than ever. Graeme Codrington highlights key issues we need to consider to prepare for tomorrow"s workplace today, including audio feed of his weekly ThrowForward Thursday series.

business management

All Episodes

04:33

Throwforward Thursday 81: Overnight 3D Print Shops

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/12/12

Apologies for the late posting of this episode of our weekly series into future trends. Today we imagine that we might have dedicated 3D print shops, or maybe 3D printers in local building supplies stores, that will be able to print out any 3D design for you overnight. A few decades from now we will probably all have multipurpose 3D printers in our homes, but between now and then, we will be able to go to local 3D print shops to do a quick print out of anything we need. Email them the design file,

en

05:48

ThrowForward Thursday 80: The End of Prisons

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/12/04

This week we imagine a future where restorative justice and rehabilitation takes precedence over retribution and the prison-industrial complex. It's a dream, that doesn't imagine no criminals (we wish), but rather a different way of dealing with them. Here are some additional resources to go with this week's "news bulletin from the future". John Oliver on Prison : https://youtu.be/_Pz3syET3DY Prison Labor: https://youtu.be/AjqaNQ018zU Principles of Restorative Justice: -

en

05:05

Throwforward Thursday 79: Smart Homes for Seniors

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/11/24

Sometime very soon, we need to change our view of what "old age" looks like, and especially change what type of facilities we think older people will be happy living in. The simple version is that we need tech-enabled smart homes for seniors.

en

05:24

Throwforward Thursday 78: Grandparents of the Future

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/11/17

Imagine a future where grandparents are younger (or at least appear younger because they're healthier and living longer), where they get grandparent leave from their companies, and where we combine child and senior care in the same facilities. This is a wonderful vision of a future where society is more integrated and generative. That's this week's Throwforward Thursday vision of Grandparents of the Future. Extra reading about combined child and senior care: * https://youtu.be/j9BfAgRa2uI *

en

04:47

Throwforward Thursday 77: DNA Data Storage

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/11/12

Throwforward Thursday 77: DNA Data Storage Every day, humans produce 2.4 quintillion bytes of data, and this doubles every two years or so at the moment. Most of this is now stored in "the cloud", which might be invisible to us, but is actually in massive data warehouses all around the world. If this continues at this pace until 2060, every single part of the planet will need to be covered by data warehouses. Of course, we will find ways to store data more efficiently, and to reduce the size of

en

04:12

Throwforward Thursday 76: Communicating with Animals...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/11/06

Imagine using the technologies we are currently developing to help us with voice recognition and real-time translation to be able to understand what animals are saying, and even talking to them in their own languages? This is a very real possibility by the 2040s. What a world that would be. This week's Throwforward Thursday might sound fantastical, but it's really an invitation for you to imagine what the world will be like when language is no barrier to communication.

en

03:45

Throwforward Thursday 75: The future of live sport on TV

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/10/27

The BEST way to watch the World Cup About the only reason to pay for a premium TV subscription these days is live sport. If you're fan, you'll know the value of live sporting events. But come with me to the future - hopefully not too many years away - when live sports include a variety of immersive technologies that help us passionate supporters to get even closer to the action, experience being "in" the action, and being able to choose our own point of view during the game. The future of live

en

11:45

ThrowForward Thursday 74: Where to look to see the...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/10/13

In last week's episode (https://youtu.be/1pk5KmeDDP0) I shared our TIDES Model of Disruptive Change as a tool you can use to know WHAT to look for when you're looking at future trends. This week, we talk about WHERE you can look for evidence, examples and glimpses of the future. It's all about "switching on your radar", gathering resources and building a network that help you to spot trends before other people do - and before they arrive on your doorstep fully formed. These are simple techniques,

en

15:29

ThrowForward Thursday 73: Where we get our ideas (The...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/10/10

Slightly late this week, this is a special edition of ThrowForward Thursday, answering a question sent to us: "Where do you get all your ideas?" This episode I talk about our team's TIDES model of disruptive change, that helps us decide what to look for. These are the five most disruptive forces we believe are shaping the world, and we are constantly on the lookout for examples of change in these areas. Next week, we will take a look at WHERE we look, to help you and your team get better at

en

03:19

Throwforward Thursday 72: The end of frogs

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/09/29

Our story starts 20 years, as a fungal infection wiped out the world's frogs. It continues today as we see a resurgence in malaria and other tropical diseases because the frogs are not eating insects. And we realise that this is an all-too-familiar story of how our actions are damaging fragile ecosystems. We therefore look to the future, hopeful that we can find a way to stop the harm, reverse the damage and restore the environment. The end of frogs? Let's hope not. READ MORE ABOUT THIS: *

en

05:22

Throwforward Thursday 71: The End of Water (and three...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/09/23

VIDEO: Throwforward Thursday 71: The End of Water (and three possible solutions) We all know that the world has a huge problem with water. We don't have enough of it in the places we need it. There are at least three solutions that could change this, and could be available by the middle of this century: we could make water, seed clouds and scale up desalination programs. But each of these solutions has massive problems that need to be solved before they're usable. However we do it, we will have

en

04:38

Throwforward Thursday 70: The end of emails

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/09/15

I don't know how far into the future we need to go before we find the end of emails, but in my opinion it can't come soon enough. Emails need to go the same way as faxes, telegrams and telexes. It won't happen with one single replacement solution, but rather with multiple different apps and options that replace the overwhelming inboxes we deal with today. Why don't you start now to do what you can to reduce emails for your team, your clients and your business?

en

06:35

Throwforward Thursday 69: The end of sex

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/09/08

More people - especially young people - around the world are choosing not to get married, not to have long-term relationships, not to have children, and to have less sex. No, it's not the time of free "drug, sex and rock 'n' roll" anymore. We are not predicting the actual "end of sex", but possibly a significant shift in sex "as we know it" today, with many opportunities emerging for sex toys, sex aids, sexual health and sexual fulfilment industries. There's nothing rude or crude in this video,

en

12:03

Easy Future Conversation 8: How we can improve...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/09/05

This is the final part of my conversation with Easy Equities' Carel Nolte, and we finish our series with a chat about what we can do to improve investing in the next few years. Carel really knows his stuff, and the insights generated from over a million users at Easy Equities means they're probably got the most up to date insights to share. As always, we also talk about wine, and you'll hear my disappointment in not being able to introduce Carel to a stunning new wine - only because he already

en

04:19

Throwforward Thursday 68: The end of sand

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/09/01

We use sand for pretty much everything we can see around us - including the glass in the screen you're watching this on. And we are running out of sand. This is a bigger issue than you probably realise, and about as important as running out of water will be for our way of life. More reading and resources: * https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a39880899/earth-is-running-out-of-sand/ * https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20191108-why-the-world-is-running-out-of-sand *

en

06:31

Bonus: Easy Future Conversations 7: What can go wrong

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/08/29

We are all caught up now... Carel Nolte of Easy Equities and myself, Graeme Codrington, continue our conversations about the future of investing - and wine - by talking about what can go wrong. We touch on the problems of unrealistic returns, overblown promises, day trading, lack of research (and what "research means" to the average investor), and staying the course as an investor. We discuss whether we agree with Warren Buffett's investment advice about making sure you don't pick losers rather

en

07:00

Bonus: Easy Future Conversations 6: Offshore investing

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/08/29

Carel Nolte and I continue our conversations about the future of investing, with some interesting ways to diversify your portfolio by investing "offshore". It's not always what you think (for example, most of the Top Ten stocks on the Johannesburg Stock exchange make almost all their income "off shore"). We then sample a corn wine from the Netherlands, and hastily retreat... because we still had two more videos to record, and that corn wine would have finished us. This is video 6 of 8 - next week

en

07:00

Bonus: Easy Future Conversations 5: The wine you...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/08/29

Apologies for the delay in releasing these Easy Future Conversations to the podcast. Here are a few bonus episodes to catch up with the YouTube feed. We are half way through the conversations I had with my friend, Carel Nolte, about the future of investing, what he's learnt from his work at Easy Equities, and our love of wine. Carel hijacked this segment by forcing me to try a Rose wine (he believed he had found one that I would like). So we start with the wine, but then Carel expertly leads the

en

04:21

Throwforward Thursday 67: The end of Hotel Room...

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/08/25

Now that we can get food delivered to us from any restaurant to anywhere, we don't have to rely on the room service offered to us by the hotel we're staying in. OK... this isn't really a "future prediction" as it is a potential reality already. This week's "lesson from the future" is less about hotels, food delivery and room service, and more about the potential of unexpected competition in your own industry. But, if you do find yourself in a hotel and don't like the room service options, don't

en

04:05

Throwforward Thursday 66: The end of Antibiotics

Graeme Codrington"s Future of Work ·

2022/08/18

Antibiotics changed our world 100 years ago, probably adding about 20 years to average lifespans as we dealt with infections and disease. But bacteria are continuing to adapt and are fast outpacing our antibiotics. It is very likely that by 2050 our current antibiotics will be useless, and that could dramatically change how we manage healthcare. We need to use fewer antibiotics, in ourselves and in our food supply; and we need to look for alternatives to antibiotic use to combat bacterial

en

205 results

Similar Podcasts

TaxTalent.com The Golden Rule Podcast

Adam Golden

TaxTalent.com Podcast

Tony Santiago

Handelsblatt Crime - spannende Streitfälle der deutschen Wirtschaft

Ina Karabasz, Solveig Gode, Sönke Iwersen

Deffner und Zschäpitz – Der Wirtschafts-Talk von WELT

WELT

Black Box - La scatola nera della finanza

Guido Brera e Gian Luca Comandini -...