Audio recorded in the building at Rambert dance company during my residency

Rambert sounds

This is the first of a series of conversations about AI I'm recording as part of my residency at CenSAMM, the Centre for the critical study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements. You can find them on my residency blog here https://censamm.org/artist-in-residence/blog/ Philosopher Dr Sean Power and I discuss AI's popularity, its connection to ideas about apocalypses, and the real reasons we're so anxious about it all.

AI residency chats 1: Dr Sean Power

This is the second in a series of conversations about AI I'm recording as part of my residency at CenSAMM, the Centre for the critical study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements. You can find them on my residency blog here censamm.org/artist-in-residence/blog/ The V&A museum's Tech Lead Duncan Gough and I discuss the distancing effect of tech's 'puppets', and the role that art and empathy should be playing.

AI residency chats 2: Duncan Gough

This is the third in a series of conversations about AI I'm recording as part of my residency at CenSAMM, the Centre for the Critical Study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements. You can find them on my residency blog here censamm.org/artist-in-residence/blog/ The CEO of digital think tank Dot Everyone, Rachel Coldicutt, talks to me about the importance of friction in a world seamlessly filtered through technology designed to privilege the individual's choice.

AI residency chats 3: Rachel Coldicutt

This is the fourth in a series of conversations about AI I'm recording as part of my residency at CenSAMM, the Centre for the Critical Study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements. You can find them on my residency blog here censamm.org/artist-in-residence/blog/ Rev Malcolm Brown is the Director of Mission & Pubic Affairs at the Church of England. We discuss some of the contributions religious communities can make to current conversations around ethics in AI.

AI residency chats 4: Reverend Malcolm Brown

This International Women's Day, we meet Maria Jacobsen Holmes, a Sheffield-based performance coach who specialises in bringing the best out of people, particularly women. In this practical chat we discuss:

* Women face a unique set of challenges in the workplace. How can we address these, and how can women succeed on their own terms?

* How working on 'one woman at a time' can make a real social difference.

* How to develop a new habit and stick to it.

* Richard Feynman and sensory deprivation pods.

* How to get out of your comfort zone to reach meaningful fulfilment without getting afraid.

...and more!

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