Trainer Tools is a podcast for Learning and Development professionals.
The concept was simple.
The original idea was to share effective tools and tips across the learning and development community, but it didn’t turn out like that.
In the end the discussions were much deeper, and most conversations ranged over much broader topics than just training delivery tips and techniques.
A better name would probably be Herding Eagles, a phrase a colleague of mine used to describe what it’s like trying to work with Learning & Development Professionals: majestic independent creatures who cannot be herded – OK, he was blatantly trying to flatter us, but I liked it anyway.
In each podcast, I interview an experienced L&D professional and asks them to talk on a specific topic of interest to people working in the organisational learning field.
Podcasts are released once a month (usually), except August and December when I go on holiday – here’s the link to the Trainer Tools hosting site but it’s available on all the usual platforms.
In my spare time, I also have a music podcast (with Our Gordon, my brother), here’s a link to the JeffreyMusic.rocks website which has all the info and links.
Contribute
If you would like to contribute to the Trainer Tools podcast, please get in touch.
Credits
The Trainer Tools theme tune Corporate Cufflinks composed and performed by Martyn Standing.
Visual design and logo by Cristian Graglia.
Stop focussing on content, focus on problems! – Trainer Tools
- Stop focussing on content, focus on problems!
- Transforming Communication in Organisations
- The medical profession: the best example of a learning culture and continuous development?
- What can we learn from the movies about deep learning experiences
- Top Five Mistakes by a Learning and Development Professional
John Tomlinson 