The Listening Post Project
The Listening Post Project
Podcast Description
The Listening Post Project, part of the London Festival of Architecture 2025, is led by writer Emma Keyte of Free Projects and leadership coach Rachel Birchmore of AreBe and Step Up.
In today's uncertain world, we need new ideas. While many initiatives amplify under heard voices in architecture, few focus on our ability to listen, leading to echo chambers that lack diverse perspectives.
This adventure in listening facilitates conversations among individuals with valuable ideas who may not typically connect.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers around the theme of listening in architecture, societal engagement, and the importance of diverse perspectives. Specific episodes feature discussions on topics like how to listen better, the challenges of listening in hierarchical structures, and generational differences in communication, with insights from guests who amplify under-heard voices.
The Listening Post Project, part of the London Festival of Architecture 2025, is led by writer Emma Keyte of Free Projects and leadership coach Rachel Birchmore of AreBe and Step Up.
In today’s uncertain world, we need new ideas. While many initiatives amplify under heard voices in architecture, few focus on our ability to listen, leading to echo chambers that lack diverse perspectives.
This adventure in listening facilitates conversations among individuals with valuable ideas who may not typically connect.
David Ayre, Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt, and Anna Ifanti, 10N Collective
It ain’t what you say
Rachel and Emma talk to two business leaders about how how they ensure that everyone is heard in their organisations. They ask how can we tackle bias based on seniority, gender or race, and how can we move beyond our echo chambers?
The Listening Post Project is brought to you by writer and brand strategist Emma Keyte and leadership coach Rachel Birchmore. Find out more about Emma at www.free-projects.co.uk and Rachel at www.arebe.co.uk
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