Timothy Maurice shares one major behavioural design lesson that individuals, leaders and governments can learn from how America is going about its social goals wrong. This episode is for people who want to use the behavioural design to implement change in their home, workplace and society. This promises to be a perspective that needs to be heard and does not point the finger at any group, but seeks to offer a tangible solution that addresses deeply rooted psychological challenges that prevent social and professional progress.
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Timothy Maurice explores the science of touch with his friend Rafique Symonette - an entrepreneur living in the Bahamas, operating in the tourism business... who happens to also be quarantining alone. They discuss the role of touch in a lockdown, with little to no touch - and a few hacks to survive a life with reduced contact.
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Timothy Maurice interviews actress Angela Sithole and leadership consultant Raquel Brown from Hollywood, California about how to take on this new stage the world has presented us by owning whatever role you decide to play. It's all about the art of choosing and accepting a role in your personal and professional life.
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01.04.20 Pt 2 - Pamina Bohrer from the Italian Chamber unpacks the organisation's role in the bilateral relations between South Africa and Italy. Elena Williams is the Tiger Queen as she's rising to the call to help the needy during lockdown, both in Africa and Europe - while still doing her real job. Timothy Maurice asks whether pornography has any place in the philosophical and evolutionary debate of nature vs nurture... who knew that we'd one day see porn and philosophical enquiry in bed together?
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The Rabbit Coleslaw Massacre of 1992
01.07.20 Pt 1 - Are you even trying to keep up with your new year's resolutions under lockdown? Gord expresses his deep love for Barry Ronge. Today you'll learn not to name an animal if you're going to eat it. And note to self: There's corruption, pollution and no solution in Mexico!
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