In this episode I’m back, talking to William Bindley – a student of, and tutor for, philosophy and mathematics. This is part two of our conversation on Philosophy of Science. In part one we talked about how science should be done. Now we’re looking at the question, what is science for?

In this episode I’m talking to William Bindley, a student of, and tutor for, philosophy and mathematics. I invited William on to talk about Philosophy of Science, which is generally divided into two questions: how should science be done and what is science for?

In this episode I’m talking to Ben Griffin, gym manager and coach at RealFITT Strength and Conditioning. He holds a Bachelor of Coaching Science and a Master of Exercise Science, specialising in Exercise Physiology…

In this episode I’m back, talking to Joe Matthews and Al Buttimore, co-directors of RealFITT Strength and Conditioning. We talk about motivation and discipline, how to get involved with Powerlifting, and how gym equipment has changed over time…

This episode is my second conversation with Dan Minton. We do a walk-through-talk-through of the 5 Whys, discuss being successful as a highly disagreeable person, and wrap up with what excites Dan about education…

In this episode I’m talking to Joe Matthews and Al Buttimore, co-owners of RealFITT Strength and Conditioning…

This episode is a conversation with Dan Minton. We discuss vocational training, higher education, and I get a crash course in the threats and opportunities of Digital Transformation, otherwise known as Industry 4.0 or the fourth industrial revolution…

This episode is a bit different to what’s happened so far on the podcast. Whereas before I was recording articles from the website, this is a conversation…