Words have energy

Vivian shares the impact of the words we use and encourages us to be mindful in our interactions.

Effective Communication

Dr. Amelia and I talk about what effective communication and how critical it is for the workplace.

Gendered Language/ Communication

In conversation with Professor Erez Levon about the assumptions and expectations of speech and its effect particularly women in the workplace.

You can find more about Professor Levon at:

http://erezlevon.com

Cultural diversity

In conversation with Peter Mousaferiadis of Diversity Atlas about the importance of cultural infusion at the workplace.

Language at work

Have you ever wondered why language is underestimated in business and the workplace? Many of us don’t unfortunately and it is not surprising because it is an integral part of our lives. Consequently, we tend to oversimplify its role and function and research shows that this is far from the truth.

This episode shows that the meaning of words are not universal and highlights the consequences of miscommunication at the workplace.

Inclusive language

This conversation is all about inclusive language with a focus on sexuality and gender.

Ynda Jas is a language, gender, and sexuality researcher and they discuss their lived experience and share details on good starting points.

"Context matters.

Race and language

In this episode, Vijay explains the interaction between language and race and highlights the additional labour that speakers with other accents undergo in the workplace. In a nutshell "language and race are not separate."

Tool box for understanding how language works

In a discussion with Professor Veronika Koller about the importance of understanding how language works in the workplace. Benefits include improved communication and productivity at the workplace.

Linguistic inequality

In this episode, we talk about linguistic inequality in the workplace. My guest is Dr. Hui Zhao, who is interested in the interaction between language and identity. 

EDI and Language

In conversation with Sheila Gupta VP (People, Culture, and Inclusion) Queen Mary, University of London.  Sheila explains why she is complimenting her EDI efforts with language training.