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Podcast: Entrepreneurship special

An episode of the Imperial College Podcast podcast, hosted by Imperial College London, titled "Podcast: Entrepreneurship special" was published on March 19, 2019 and runs 23 minutes.

March 19, 2019 ·23m · Imperial College Podcast

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In this edition: We mark Imperial Enterprise Month with women entrepreneurs and leaders, plus advice for making businesses playful.

 

News: Alternatives to statins and dinosaur demise – We discover a new class of drugs that could lower cholesterol in people unable to take statins, and find out that the dinosaurs were thriving before the deadly asteroid strike.

Agents for Change – Can six months of leadership training for women make a difference in the local community? We meet one participant of the Agents for Change programme based in our White City campus and hear how it has transformed her life.

Better bone casts – We speak to Suchaya Mahuttanatan, the winner of this year's WE Innovate programme for women entrepreneurs, who was inspired by her Dad breaking his arm when she was young. She created a new type of cast that is breathable, washable and easy to apply – making breaking bones less of a burden.

The Playful Entrepreneur – Play is an essential way we learn about the world around us, but how can it be harnessed for entrepreneurship? In a new book, Imperial VP Innovation David Gann explores how noble behaviours – ambition, fortitude, craft and grace – can help businesses thrive through playfulness.

Green Minds at Imperial College Business School Edina Molnar: Green Minds at Imperial Coming to you from the heart of London, Green Minds at Imperial College is an informal conversation style podcast that tackles issues related to the fields of climate change and sustainability. Each episode we bring on guest speakers to talk about a new topic within the field. This podcast is hosted by Edina Molnar and Adam Isenberg, two master’s students at Imperial College Business School. Planet Pod's Podcast Planet Pod Planet Pod - From politicians to protesters, scientists to entrepreneurs, we talk to the peoplebehind the headlines.We are in a climate emergency. What can we do to protect our planet? At Planet Pod we believe that the first step is to take action, every small step adds up to change. We aim to share ideas and knowledge to help us all live more sustainable lives. Together we can make great strides towards halting climate change and making a difference, but the time to act is now.Planet Pod is delighted to be partnering with The Grantham Institute for Climate Change and the Environment at Imperial College London for a ten-part podcast series which dives deep into the science of Climate Change, exploring how we can get to Net Zero sector by sector – energy, waste, travel and innovation. Stay updated via our Twitter and Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/ Motherhood in the 21st Century - Audio In this podcast Professor Sammy Lee (UCL Anatomy & Developmental Biology),Lord Robert Winston (Imperial College) and Professor Naomi Pfeffer (Historian and Sociologist, London Metropolitan University) debate the issueof Motherhood in the 21st Century and talk about the implications, both from a socio/historical and biological perspective of being an older mother today. They cover topics including IVF tourism, egg freezing and the money to be made from making babies. Interacting Weakly Gilead Amit & Jennifer Whyntie Interacting Weakly is a regular podcast that aims to bring you a summary of the week’s science in a funny, almost entirely non-offensive way. The brainchild of writer Gilead Amit and producer Jen Whyntie (both currently on Imperial College London’s “Science Communication” Masters course), Interacting Weakly features a revolving and evolving cast of some of the most difficult-to-spell names in popular science coverage.“[A] bizarre Monty Python/Horizon hybrid [...] a twisted genetic mess of comedy and science” — Ben Gilliland, MetroCosm (Metro).
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