Episode 9: Lost at Sea - Where Is All the Plastic?

Episode 13: Professor Sarah Jane Kelly

Brisbane is at the forefront of transformation and innovation in the lead up to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. In this episode, Professor Sarah Jane Kelly OAM, a board member on the organising committee, shares her experience and knowledge of the upcoming games and what role innovation, sustainability and young people will make in achieving them."

Episode 12: Dr Alan Finkel

In the history of our species, we have only ever added new forms to the energy mix. Now, scientists are faced with the necessity of removing energy sources embedded deeply in our everyday lives. Former Chief Scientist of Australia Dr. Alan Finkel shares his leadership advice from a science perspective and advice for future leaders looking to realise the 'Electric Planet'.

Episode 11: Professor Chris Perry

In this episode, join AMA Queensland President Professor Chris Perry and Liveris Scholar Dhairy Shah in an intriguing discussion about his personal leadership journey and what it takes to be a leader in the medical profession. It is a must listen for those interested in the future of medical leadership, within and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.

Episode 10: Leela Dilkes-Hoffman

Episode 10: Leela Dilkes-Hoffman by The Liveris Academy: Global Leadership Podcast

Episode 9: Lost at Sea - Where Is All the Plastic?

Microplastics demonstrate that even the smallest things can have a dramatic collective impact. The topic has become a subject of major international concern and debate, as research unveils the widescale current and future consequences of microplastic pollution. In this episode, the man who first discovered microplastics, Richard Thompson OBE FRS discusses the journey of microplastics research and the importance of shifting our focus from studying their harm to implementing solutions.