Embracing Differences

A podcast by: Nippin Anand

This podcast series is about understanding diverse perspectives and emerging concepts in safety sciences, resilience and human factors. Each podcast is crafted as an open-ended discussion with scientists, subject matter experts, consultants and professionals in the safety domain with the view to create space for thinking and reflection

55 Episodes

The essence of organising - relationships or boots?
Published 9/17/2022

Why teaching is not learning
Published 9/7/2022
Leading with vulnerability: A podcast with Selena Armstrong
Published 8/23/2022
Applying Social Psychology of Risk in practice: A podcast with Brian Darlington
Published 8/17/2022
Is Just Culture desirable for learning? Part 5
Published 6/23/2022
Ethics & Leadership: a short story
Published 6/3/2022
Is Just Culture desirable for learning? Part 4
Published 5/19/2022
Is Just Culture desirable for learning? Part 3
Published 5/10/2022
Is Just Culture desirable for learning? - Part 2
Published 4/23/2022
War on expertise: how to prepare and how to win
Published 3/3/2022
Is Just Culture desirable for learning – Part 1
Published 2/9/2022
Meaning making in accidents (part 1): a true story
Published 1/19/2022
Breaking down the separation between ethos and ethics in risk and safety
Published 12/15/2021
Upside down and back to front
Published 11/23/2021
Archetypes of Safety Professionals
Published 11/9/2021
Experience versus expertise
Published 11/2/2021
Thinking Beyond Psychological Safety
Published 10/19/2021
Ethics and Compliance
Published 10/12/2021
Stories from over 20 years in patient safety
Published 9/21/2021
Ergonomics and human factors in occupational health and safety in Canada the last 20 years
Published 9/14/2021

55 Episodes

The essence of organising - relationships or boots?

Why teaching is not learning

Leading with vulnerability: A podcast with Selena Armstrong

Applying Social Psychology of Risk in practice: A podcast with Brian Darlington

Is Just Culture desirable for learning? Part 5

Ethics & Leadership: a short story

Is Just Culture desirable for learning? Part 4

Is Just Culture desirable for learning? Part 3

Is Just Culture desirable for learning? - Part 2

War on expertise: how to prepare and how to win

Is Just Culture desirable for learning – Part 1

Meaning making in accidents (part 1): a true story

Breaking down the separation between ethos and ethics in risk and safety

Upside down and back to front

Archetypes of Safety Professionals

Experience versus expertise

Thinking Beyond Psychological Safety

Ethics and Compliance

Stories from over 20 years in patient safety

Ergonomics and human factors in occupational health and safety in Canada the last 20 years