INEO - Our Future is Human: Recent Episodes
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At Ineo Life we specialise in conceptualising, designing, and delivering large scale projects that require people to work differently or adopt comprehensive changes that are essential to the execution of an organisation’s strategic aims.
This podcast explores why having social media nailed is so important for your business. Listen to Nicky Finlayson talk to Dr Stephanie Eaton who delivers our Social Media virtual learning course.
Nicky Finlayson in conversation with Mike Linnane, head of all things technical at Reboot Headquarters. In this podcast we explore the how, and why the digital courses were chosen for the Reboot library. The world of technology and its advancement, can be daunting, but Mike has a natural flair for making this topic seem less overwhelming and he brings that into everything he does within Reboot.
We are very excited to share this special podcast, that was recorded as part of our 'Hope' week on our Reboot programme. Our mentor Malcolm Bourne, in conversation with Mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees.
Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees, is the first mayor of a major European city of black African heritage. Marvin has declared Bristol a City of Hope, built on ambition, inclusion and social justice.
He will share his personal journey highlighting the need for perseverance whilst we build hope for the future
DAY 7 REST Ant Newman is mental health expert who runs a unique recovery course that he created by drawing on his experience in the NHS and within the charity sector. He will be sharing his thoughts on the importance of rest.
https://shalomrecoverytraining.carrd.co
DAY 6COMMUNITY
Jo Sweetland is an Occupational Therapist who has a wealth of experience in building various forms of community. She has helped to set up the Housing Festival, a project that brings together industry leaders, local governments and the public to help foster healthy and resilient communities in our cities.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanna-sweetland-89b09370
DAY 5
GENEROSITY
Andy Street, in parallel with a successful career as an environmental consultant and international waste management specialist, Andy has been heavily involved in charity work and social enterprise actively supporting microfinance and social investment in the developing world.Andy will be sharing some of his journey in discovering the power of generosity.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-street-4a443838/
Val Thompson set up Spring of Hope women’s night shelter in Bristol to offer emergency accommodation to vulnerable and homeless women.
The shelter provides a warm and safe environment where women are able to seek help confidentially and without fear. Val will be sharing how even those who are in the most desperate of situations, can find hope for the future.
https://inhope.uk/spring-of-hope/
DAY 2
FAMILY
Katharine Hill is UK Director for Care for the Family, an organisation that provides a range of support in three key areas of family life – marriage, parenting and bereavement
https://www.careforthefamily.org.uk/
DAY 1 - Creativity
Malcolm Bourne chats with Archi Palmer
Reboot Mentor, Malcolm Bourne, has many talents. A quick look at his LinkedIn profile will tell you he is an ‘Entrepreneur/Property
manager/Mentor and Artist’. What unifies Malcom’s varied career interests is a passion for people, communities and their wellbeing. With over 20 years’ experience in the construction sector, Malcolm has extensive experience of housing. In his day job, he is Head of Estate and Site Development at Trinity College in Bristol. But outside of work, Malcolm is actively involved in numerous Bristol social enterprise start-ups that focus on job creation for the long term unemployed
Archi Palmer is an inventor, designer and mentor but as a child he was written off as a dreamer. In the podcast he shares how he uses his talents to bring hope and freedom to others. Find out more about Archi here:
https://www.archithebold.com/
In this final episode of the 12 days of Christmas, we hear part 2 of host Lou's chat with Ineo director Martin Fricker where they explore how to hold onto the change people experience through learning, and Martin shares tips and concepts on how to incorporate this into an existing environment. Martin shares a very personal experience in this episode and how it caused him to look at his own balance.
On the eleventh day of these special Christmas podcast series, Lou Smith speaks to member Amber Asher about how through the challenges she is facing, she continues to take steps forward to learn and grow. Amber speaks about how she is on a journey to stick close to her values and identity whilst looking for her next job role, and that her mentor has been supporting her to keep confidence in the path she is following. Amber also shares how she is creating space for the things that are important to her, to stay balanced.
In this episode Reboot Member Trevor Mortimor talks with host Lou Smith about his learning journey, and how it has supported this changing career path. Trevor shares the benefits of a mentor and how it has grown his confidence in his career as a trainer. Lou and Trevor delve into the enablers that make change happen for the individual. Trevor shares a wonderful and touching story of how his skills have grown and are helping people he deals with day to day.
This is the ninth in a series of 12 special Christmas podcasts. In this episode we hear from Neil and Richard, with host Lou Smith. Neil and Richard unpick some of their journey as mentor and mentee, and the way in which a mentoring relationship can flourish with the right rapport.
On day 8 we hear from mentor Sheree McGregor. Sheree is a qualified naturopath, osteopath, cranial osteopath to name a few and in this podcast she shares her knowledge about the human body. Sheree shares some top tips on how to manage media with children and its impact internally, as well as some really useful ideas on fitness, movement and wellbeing.
This is the seventh in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts. Today we hear from Dusty Miller and Martin Fricker. Dusty and Martin discuss with host Lou, what it means to be a high performing team and what qualities are needed in leadership to enable high performance. This insightful conversation looks at the differences between ‘what’ teams do compared with the ‘how’ to reach a goal. Dusty has worked with high-performance teams in many sporting backgrounds including teams who have achieved Olympic Level.
This is the sixth in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts.Today we hear from learner Jim Woodlingfield. Jim talks about his journey through achieving his ILM and how it is so much more to him than a piece of paper. Jim also talks about his ‘lock-down’ experience and what he has learned during 2020, sharing some of his top tips.
This is the fifth in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts. On day 5 Lou has a chat with mentor and coach Laura Brunton. In this episode, Laura talks about where her internal fire and energy come from and some of the ways in which she keeps a positive mindset. We find out about her journey from the corporate world to her taking the leap to become a full-time coach.
This is the fourth in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts. This episode features Melissa Thacker.
In this episode Louise Smith speaks to Melissa about her journey through Reboot, and how she signed up to improve her excel skills but ended up with a whole lot more. Melissa shares some real-life observations and tips, with some interesting, honest and open insights as to her experience during the pandemic year of 2020.
This is the third in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts. This episode features Ceri Williams.
This is the second in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts. This episode features Lynne Vaughan.
This is the first in a series of 12 special Christmas Podcasts. This episode features Martin Fricker.
Resilience is that ineffable quality that allows some people to be knocked down by life and come back stronger than ever. Rather than letting failure overcome them and drain their resolve, they find a way to dig deep and persevere. Psychologists have identified some of the factors that make someone resilient, and among them are a positive attitude, optimism, the ability to regulate emotions, and the ability to see failure as a form of helpful feedback. Even after misfortune, resilient people are blessed with such an outlook that they are able to change course and press on. Listen and learn how you can too.
About Ineo
We support organisations enhance their levels of resilience, performance and humanness backed by evidence-based data and science. We help leaders and their teams by developing a practical, data informed understanding of their resilience, and with the benefit of this insight, implement actions and skills that are specifically tailored to them. Our future is human.