Anecdotally Speaking

By Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk

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Episodes: 213

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Welcome to our podcast, Anecdotally Speaking. Each week we tell a business story, talk about why it works and discuss where you might tell it at work. Our aim is to help you build your story repertoire.

Episode Date
204 – The Serve and Return Turning Point: Agassi, Becker and perseverance
Apr 22, 2024
203 – The resilience and persistence story of Penfolds Grange
Apr 15, 2024
202 – Efficiency versus cost cutting
Mar 18, 2024
201 – Governance and accountability lose their Barings
Mar 11, 2024
200 – Weber BBQ Australian Success
Dec 21, 2023
199 – Approach to the south poles apart – Amundsen Scott
Dec 06, 2023
198 – Mayor in the monkey suit – Stuart Drummond
Nov 29, 2023
197 – Atlanta Olympic swim 1996 – Kieren Perkins
Nov 23, 2023
196 – Better fire story – Michigan Uni
Nov 15, 2023
195 – Bullet train kingfisher nose – Eiji Nakatsu
Nov 07, 2023
194 – French reverse mortgage – Jeanne Calment
Oct 30, 2023
193 – Rolling Stones songwriting – Andrew Loog Oldham
Oct 05, 2023
192 – Americas Cup speed focus – Peter Blake
Sep 28, 2023
190 – Infancy of the newborn test – Virginia Apgar
Sep 08, 2023
189 – The last raiders of the lost ark – Harrison Ford – Gary Marshall
Jul 31, 2023
188 – Sydney Opera House – Jorn Utzon – Ove Arup
Jul 26, 2023
187-Privacy in the EU – Anastasia Dedyukhina – Consciously Digital
Jun 26, 2023
185 – VR headsets are coming – Ursula Llabres from Meta
Jun 20, 2023
186 – Never give up – Jack Ma
Jun 15, 2023
184 – Don’t push your bias onto others – Fiona Wood
May 16, 2023
183 – Show your work as much as possible – The Caillebotte Seven
Apr 17, 2023
182 – Listen to your customer – Anita Roddick
Apr 10, 2023
181 – It’s never too late – Judith Curphey
Mar 20, 2023
180 – Focus on your work – Christine Ha
Mar 14, 2023
Replay 164 – You don’t need to be an expert – Lisa Blair
Mar 08, 2023
179 – There is no average
Mar 01, 2023
178 – Don’t lose sight of the collective impact of your decisions
Feb 20, 2023
177 – Create a space where ideas are shared – Ron Howard
Feb 13, 2023
176 – Connect your change to something known and familiar – Run-DMC and Aerosmith
Feb 07, 2023
175 – Don’t miss the big picture
Feb 01, 2023
174 – We have enough – Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller
Jan 25, 2023
173 – Knowledge can come from any source with Maria Marenco
Jan 16, 2023
172 – Feedback doesn’t work
Dec 19, 2022
171 – Everybody matters
Dec 12, 2022
170 – One person can change the world
Dec 07, 2022
Replay 136 – Experiences change minds
Nov 28, 2022
169 – Model beneficial behaviours
Nov 21, 2022
168 – It’s not about you
Nov 14, 2022
167 – Believe in your people
Nov 08, 2022
166 – Don’t let money be your purpose
Oct 31, 2022
165 – Well-managed diverse teams are more productive
Oct 24, 2022
Replay 126 – Company values give confidence
Oct 18, 2022
164 – You don’t need to be an expert
Oct 10, 2022
163 – Understand the culture you’re operating in
Oct 03, 2022
162 – Use contrast to make an impact
Sep 26, 2022
161 – Plans often go astray
Sep 19, 2022
160 – Challenge your assumptions
Sep 12, 2022
159 – Try and try and try again
Sep 05, 2022
158 – Don’t argue, influence
Aug 23, 2022
157 – Take it one step at a time
Aug 16, 2022
156 – Adopt transparent systems
Aug 09, 2022
155 – Don’t ignore the Dottie in your life
Aug 01, 2022
154 – Less is more
Jul 26, 2022
153 – Focus on your goal
Jul 18, 2022
152 – Present a united front
Jul 11, 2022
151 – Balance performance and engagement
Jul 04, 2022
Anecdotally Speaking’s mid-year break
May 30, 2022
150 – In praise of small stories
May 17, 2022
Replay 112 – FedEx helicopter story absolutely positively flies
May 09, 2022
149 – Natural selection of the fittest story
May 02, 2022
148 – When sense takes flight
Apr 28, 2022
147 – The chemistry of hot and cold states
Apr 19, 2022
146 – The Assistant Director’s cut
Apr 12, 2022
145 – Dark mansions made of cubes and squares
Apr 04, 2022
144 – Science warms up to story
Mar 28, 2022
Replay 107 – You just might do it if you don’t know you can’t
Mar 21, 2022
143 – Not exactly a man cave
Mar 16, 2022
Replay 075 – Conflict is essential to collaboration
Mar 07, 2022
142 – Million-dollar bathroom basin
Feb 22, 2022
141 – Rocket science propelling librarians
Feb 16, 2022
140 – When you desperately need your plan B
Feb 07, 2022
139 – Contract bondage no good by George
Feb 01, 2022
138 – Scurvy sailors served sauerkraut
Jan 24, 2022
137 – Journeys of heroes and Beatles
Jan 17, 2022
136 – It’s like riding a new bike
Dec 20, 2021
135 – Noticing the cut versus feeling the pain
Dec 15, 2021
134 – Look for the good and trust in the work
Dec 07, 2021
Replay 034 – When baggage really flies
Nov 30, 2021
133 – Potter spells initiative
Nov 22, 2021
132 – Wolves, cane toads and tubby ships
Nov 15, 2021
Replay 023 – Industrial design with child’s play
Nov 08, 2021
131 – Did you have a nice Grand Slam, darling?
Nov 01, 2021
130 – Superwoman with x-ray vision
Oct 25, 2021
129 – The unexpected supporter
Oct 18, 2021
128 – Collaboration and diversity is how you make progress
Oct 11, 2021
127 – The mould that broke the staph
Oct 04, 2021
126 – Shattering decision on pet food quality
Sep 27, 2021
125 – Lending a hose to neighbours on fire
Sep 20, 2021
124 – When the stakes are sky high
Sep 13, 2021
123 – Tragic consequences of standing by
Sep 08, 2021
122 – Grumpy maestros and all that jazz
Aug 30, 2021
121 – Charitable causes for problematic pilgrims
Aug 23, 2021
120 – How to love a maths problem
Aug 16, 2021
119 – Don’t do your block buster
Aug 09, 2021
118 – The grass is greener for the second mouse
Aug 02, 2021
117 – How a story illuminates an insight
Jul 26, 2021
116 – The client hero story in your sales example
Jul 20, 2021
115 – Less support gives more liberation
Jul 12, 2021
114 – Tails with the Raj of mice and men
Jul 05, 2021
113 – Low vaulting horse raises the bar
Jun 28, 2021
112 – FedEx helicopter story absolutely positively flies
Jun 21, 2021
111 – Apple devours Blackberry pie slice
Jun 14, 2021
110 – Foreign ideas triggering the cultural immune system
Jun 07, 2021
Replay 007 – Saving the Citicorp skyscraper
May 31, 2021
109 – New corn idea falls on deaf ears
May 24, 2021
108 – Jobs fit for a condor
May 17, 2021
107 – You just might do it if you don’t know you can’t
May 10, 2021
106 – Canoes across the Rockies
May 03, 2021
105 – A rose by any other clinical name
Apr 26, 2021
104 – Quarterback payback
Apr 19, 2021
103 – Cut glass shatters jeweller
Apr 12, 2021
102 – Hidden Figures the prequel
Apr 05, 2021
101 – Transmitting without a receiver
Mar 29, 2021
100 – A tonne of revered stories
Mar 22, 2021
099 – CEO becomes late chairman
Mar 15, 2021
098 – Gender biased snow job really hurts
Mar 08, 2021
097 – Beware your inner thespian
Mar 01, 2021
096 – Boarders stories and smoking guns
Feb 22, 2021
095 – Wolf stories in sheep’s clothing
Feb 15, 2021
094 – Building bridges to thaw the frozen
Feb 08, 2021
093 – Green team schemes screen fiends
Feb 01, 2021
092 – Seg no way
Jan 25, 2021
091 – Fire chief’s great instincts before bingo bango
Jan 18, 2021
090 – Corporate Storytelling—Job applications and interviews
Jan 11, 2021
089 – Corporate Storytelling—Sales communication with Mike Adams and Paul Ichilcik
Dec 21, 2020
088 – Corporate Storytelling—Strategy development and communication with Melodie Potts Rosevear
Dec 14, 2020
087 – Corporate Storytelling—Culture change and change management with Tully Cashman
Dec 07, 2020
086 – Corporate Storytelling—Innovation with Paul Chapman
Nov 30, 2020
085 – Corporate Storytelling—Narrative insight with Bernard and Tracey Swanepoel
Nov 23, 2020
084 – Corporate Storytelling—Values communication with Indranil Chakraborty
Nov 16, 2020
083 – Corporate Storytelling—Brand communication with Darren Woolley
Nov 09, 2020
082 – Corporate Storytelling—Leadership communication with Hannah Davies
Nov 02, 2020
081 – Hungry public gobbles up MSG tale
Oct 26, 2020
080 – Crummy early adoption for first bread slicer
Oct 19, 2020
079 – Halen down on Eddie’s rogue m&m
Oct 12, 2020
078 – Tetanus icky not so sticky
Oct 05, 2020
077 – Benjamin’s book borrowing turns rival to friend
Sep 28, 2020
076 – Dome making not an egg-xact science
Sep 21, 2020
075 – Conflict is essential to collaboration
Sep 14, 2020
074 – It’s not how good you say you are
Sep 07, 2020
073 – Stradi various settings impact value
Aug 31, 2020
072 – All about the strategy story
Aug 24, 2020
071 – Never say Di finally escapes Cuba
Aug 17, 2020
070 – Prof. Christensen gets the job done
Aug 10, 2020
069 – How a reason can clarify your why
Aug 03, 2020
068 – How to animate Disney executive characters
Jul 27, 2020
067 – Born to run and still running
Jul 20, 2020
066 – Atari hero transforms extraterrestrial into subterranean
Jul 13, 2020
065 – It’s just like riding a bike 1200km
Jul 06, 2020
064 – Small cogs make a pretty fly wheel
Jun 29, 2020
063 – Don’t give up on your dirty laundry
Jun 22, 2020
062 – Leading horses to water and lending hoses to fires
Jun 15, 2020
061 – New Behring’s for trains off the rails
Jun 08, 2020
060 – Sleepy racers run towards Cliff
Jun 01, 2020
059 – Turning point between The Rock and a hard place
May 25, 2020
058 – Pedalling like hell he can
May 18, 2020
057 – Kissinger repeatedly lords it over Secretary
May 11, 2020
056 – No flies on Golding mock trial
May 04, 2020
055 – Not all twigs turn out to be snakes
Apr 27, 2020
054 – Looking upstream for causes of downstream problems
Feb 11, 2020
053 – Andy habits build rapport
Jan 20, 2020
052 – Pepsi and Apple in new containers
Dec 15, 2019
051 – Miners find gold in data mullock
Dec 11, 2019
050 – Risky flight to the city of angels
Nov 26, 2019
049 – Second best thing to having the actual experience
Nov 06, 2019
048 – Healthcare PhDs road test strategy risk
Oct 28, 2019
047 – Blinded by beliefs
Oct 16, 2019
046 – Work the plan and work with the people
Aug 25, 2019
045 – Old oak forester beams
Aug 18, 2019
044 – Navigating like clockwork
Jul 29, 2019
043 – Show amazing grace to your audience
Jun 19, 2019
042 – Seasoned speed skaters savvy strategy
May 22, 2019
041 – Icing breakers and presentation matters
May 12, 2019
040 – Moving forward on a backwards bike
Mar 25, 2019
039 – Reply all and touch many
Mar 17, 2019
038 – Dolphin kicks out number one
Feb 17, 2019
037 – Fortran reveals Hidden Figures
Jan 29, 2019
036 – The way to a rioter’s heart
Dec 04, 2018
035 – Spotify bugs bite back
Nov 26, 2018
034 – When baggage really flies
Nov 21, 2018
033 – Nixon on the poverty line
Nov 12, 2018
032 – Dyson innovation really sucks
Oct 30, 2018
031 – Charles Masefield on humility and productivity
Oct 24, 2018
030 – Damit Samit, what a great idea
Oct 07, 2018
029 – Paul revered while Dawes knocked
Sep 03, 2018
028 – Hot Brazilians futsal weapon
Aug 15, 2018
027 – John Snow versus the Miasma
Jul 25, 2018
026 – Henry Ford did that?
Jul 17, 2018
025 – How to tap into your audience
Jul 04, 2018
024 – U2 can protect your tribe
Jun 29, 2018
023 – Industrial design with child’s play
Jun 17, 2018
022 – Saving Rubles with mutual Mars
Jun 12, 2018
021 – Rolling stones to hidden gems
Jun 03, 2018
020 – Twists and turns of a flying fortress
May 29, 2018
019 – Three feet away from the gold seam
May 24, 2018
018 – Are you married?
May 14, 2018
017 – All about apocryphal stories
May 02, 2018
016 – Tips for strawberry flavour
Apr 22, 2018
015 – Empty bunks in tall ships
Apr 17, 2018
014 – It ain’t what you do
Apr 10, 2018
013 – Travel connections
Apr 03, 2018
012 – Harley Davidson promise
Mar 25, 2018
011 – High viz role modelling
Mar 18, 2018
010 – Bright spots
Mar 11, 2018
009 – Jackie Stewart in the pits
Mar 04, 2018
008 – Gillian is a dancer
Feb 25, 2018
007 – Saving the Citicorp skyscraper
Feb 18, 2018
006 – Accidentally winding up a bank
Feb 11, 2018
005 – The street corner experiment
Feb 04, 2018
004 – Can’t see the bathroom from the grout
Jan 28, 2018
003 – Pick one great strategy
Jan 21, 2018
002 – World’s worst first day on the job
Jan 19, 2018
001 – An unexpected visitor from Mars
Jan 17, 2018