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Tomorrow - The Future Forum Podcast

Tomorrow - The Future Forum Podcast

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A weekly series hosted by Oli Barrett spotlighting cross-sector collisions exploring the critical questions, thinking and systems defining the global economy. Join us as our guests share glimpses of the future, reflect on "leaving their lane," and take us to the edge of their industry. https://futureforum.co 経済学
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  • Why India Is the World’s Most Underrated Tech Superpower | Priya Guha MBE
    2026/05/01
    In this episode of Tomorrow – The Future Forum Podcast, host Oli Barrett sits down with Priya Guha MBE, ex-UK Consul General to San Francisco, to explore the future of global innovation, diplomacy, and economic power. Why are we still overlooking India, despite its rapid rise as a digital and economic powerhouse? From mobile payments leapfrogging the West to the realities of building global tech ecosystems, Priya shares insights from her unique career spanning diplomacy, venture capital, and innovation. Priya Guha MBE Priya Guha MBE, ex-UK Consul General to San Francisco, is deeply embedded in the UK and global tech ecosystem through her roles in government, investment, startups and corporates. Amongst other roles, she is a NED at UKRI, the Herald Investment Trust, Reach plc and the Digital Catapult. She is also a Member of the Investment Governance Board of Future Planet Capital and an Advisor to Gallos Technologies. Priya is a long-standing advocate for inclusion, believing it is key for long-term economic growth and for addressing the world’s biggest challenges. About the Podcast The Future Forum podcast brings together leaders, thinkers and innovators to explore the ideas shaping tomorrow. For more information, head to www.futureforum.co Each episode explores the intersection of leadership, technology, creativity and systems thinking. 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations about the future of leadership, innovation and creativity. Chapters (Timecode) 00:00 Why India Is Being Overlooked 00:20 Introduction to Priya Guha 01:38 Optimism About the Future 02:54 Why India Deserves More Attention 04:40 India’s QR Code Payment Revolution 06:09 What Makes Silicon Valley Work 08:39 Lessons the UK Should Learn 09:39 What India Does Better Than the West 10:57 Role of Government in Innovation 12:10 Bridging Different Worlds & Sectors 13:03 Power of Human Connection 14:15 Future of Diplomacy Explained 16:43 Beyond Government-to-Government Relations 18:34 Why Inclusive Growth Won’t Happen Naturally 21:29 When Governments Overreach (AI Example) 22:36 Funding Gap for Women & Inclusion 23:33 “Mini-Embassies” to Big Tech Companies 25:23 #1 Skill for Future Diplomats 26:21 How Innovation Ecosystems Are Built 27:34 What Global Founders Do Differently 30:53 The Skill of Difficult Conversations 32:30 Skills Humans Must Master for the Future 35:09 UK–India Future Opportunities 38:00 What’s Next for Priya Guha 43:05 A Message to the Future Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    47 分
  • How Space Will Transform the Future of Technology | Joshua Western
    2026/04/21
    What if the future of manufacturing isn’t on Earth at all? In this episode of Tomorrow: The Future Forum Podcast, hosts Oli Barrett and Victoria Usher sit down with Joshua Western, CEO of Space Forge, to explore how space is becoming the next frontier for industrial innovation. Joshua explains how his company is manufacturing ultra-pure semiconductor materials in space, unlocking breakthroughs that could transform AI, energy efficiency, and global supply chains. Joshua Western, CEO; Co-founder, Space Forge Joshua Western is the CEO and co-founder of Space Forge, the advanced materials company pioneering a new era of manufacturing by using space to engineer the semiconductors that will power tomorrow’s technologies. Since co-founding the company in 2018 with Andrew Bacon, Josh has led Space Forge from its Bristol origins to its position as a global materials leader – operating across the UK, US and EU – and establishing the world’s first returnable and relaunchable in-space manufacturing platform. Josh’s work has been recognised across the international space and technology sectors, including at the Global Space Awards, reflecting his contribution to advancing responsible, high-impact innovation in one of the world’s most critical emerging industries. About the Podcast The Future Forum podcast brings together leaders, thinkers and innovators to explore the ideas shaping tomorrow. For more information, head to www.futureforum.co Each episode explores the intersection of leadership, technology, creativity and systems thinking. 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations about the future of leadership, innovation and creativity. Chapters 00:00 – Why space matters more than ever 00:30 – Introduction to the podcast & guest 01:10 – Why space is becoming a new industry 03:20 – The breakthrough: bringing materials back from space 05:20 – What Space Forge actually does 07:00 – How space improves manufacturing processes 09:40 – Why semiconductors are critical to everything 12:10 – The UK’s role in the global space race 13:15 – Joshua Western’s unexpected career path 15:50 – Starting Space Forge from scratch 16:10 – Lessons from working across industries 19:15 – “Failure of the Month” culture 20:10 – Customers, growth & future plans 20:45 – The biggest challenge: regulation 23:10 – Building a deep-tech team in Wales 25:10 – Who is winning the space race? 28:45 – Space as an economic platform, not an industry 32:15 – Why government support matters 32:40 – Space, sustainability & Earth’s future 35:10 – Is space environmentally sustainable? 37:25 – Why space needs better storytelling 38:00 – New scientific possibilities in space 40:35 – The most exciting future discovery 41:10 – Are we alone in the universe? 42:20 – Memo to the future: what really matters 43:30 – Final reflections Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    47 分
  • The Future of Childhood: Why We’re Failing Kids | Paul Lindley OBE
    2026/04/15
    What if the future of society depends on how we treat children today? In this episode of Tomorrow: The Future Forum, Oli Barrett sits down with Paul Lindley OBE, entrepreneur, campaigner, and former CEO of Ella's Kitchen, the UK’s leading organic baby and toddler food brand. From building one of the UK’s most successful baby food brands to shaping national conversations on childhood, Paul shares a bold vision for 2050, one where children are trusted, empowered, and central to society.Paul also draws on insights from Sesame Workshop and his work on the Play Commission to challenge how we design systems for the next generation.About the PodcastThe Future Forum podcast brings together leaders, thinkers and innovators to explore the ideas shaping tomorrow. For more information, head to www.futureforum.coEach episode explores the intersection of leadership, technology, creativity and systems thinking.🔔 Subscribe for more conversations about the future of leadership, innovation and creativity. Chapters:00:00 Introduction & Paul Lindley’s mission 00:55 A vision for 2050: children at the centre 02:29 What drives Paul after success 03:54 From Nickelodeon to Ella’s Kitchen 05:19 The idea behind “Raising the Nation” 08:22 Big ideas: care system & votes at age 6 12:20 Why government systems fail children 13:52 Businesses doing things differently 15:50 B Corps & redefining success 17:52 What great children’s media gets right 19:17 Would Paul change anything? 20:05 The UK as the best place to grow up 23:00 Are we failing children today? 24:57 Why play is essential for life 26:48 If Paul ran government: what changes first 31:04 The “right to play” explained 33:48 Why play matters in adult life too 35:11 Cross-sector thinking & big challenges 39:47 The future of universities 42:29 Final message to future generations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    47 分
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