The Sieve
The Sieve
Podcast Description
A podcast about the values we live by ... and the ones we leave behind.Hosted by Karen Anderson of Fossoway Stables, The Sieve explores what truly matters in life, work, and the arts through honest, intimate conversations with people from all walks of life. From creatives and change-makers to everyday thinkers, each guest shares the core values that shape their decisions, fuel their passions, and define their path.Expect meaningful dialogue, surprising insights, and a gentle nudge to consider what you’d keep, and what you’d leave behind, if you were sifting your life through a sieve.New episodes every Thursday.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of personal values, purpose-driven living, and the intersection of work and creativity. Episode highlights include discussions on joy and business with David Flynn from The Happy Pear, and introspective solo episodes where Karen delves into her motivation for starting the podcast and the essence of living authentically while sifting through life's complexities.
A podcast about the values we live by … and the ones we leave behind.
Hosted by Karen Anderson of Fossoway Stables, The Sieve explores what truly matters in life, work, and the arts through honest, intimate conversations with people from all walks of life.
From creatives and change-makers to everyday thinkers, each guest shares the core values that shape their decisions, fuel their passions, and define their path.
Expect meaningful dialogue, surprising insights, and a gentle nudge to consider what you’d keep, and what you’d leave behind, if you were sifting your life through a sieve.
New episodes every Thursday.
In this episode of The Sieve, Karen is joined by Dr David Robert Grimes … physicist, cancer researcher, and author of The Irrational Ape … for a wide-ranging conversation about truth, belief, and the battle against misinformation in a noisy world.
Together, they explore why humans are so susceptible to conspiracy thinking, how science communication can be both powerful and flawed, and what it really takes to stay curious and grounded in a culture that often rewards certainty over nuance. David shares personal insights from his own work in science and media, as well as his experiences navigating public discourse during some of the most polarising debates of our time.
This is an episode about evidence but also about empathy. A reminder that behind every strong opinion is often a story worth listening to.
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