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Podcasts I’ve been interviewed on, or been particularly involved as a host, so they’re a good way to get to know me better:

  • October 2026, L&T Chat Show S7E6, me on game design, mechanics, and other aspects of my work. I was really given space to think out loud on this episode.
  • September 2026, Curious Business Episode 33, What is Business Wargaming. I’m rather pleased with how I came across, and my coverage of the subject was edited together well for this episode, worth listening to if you want a summary of the subject from my point of view.
  • April 2026, WB-40 Episode 347, on luck and how to make the most of it, I co-hosted this episode of the WB-40 podcast. I ask “profound questions”.
  • February 2026, WB-40 Episode 343, how to utilise GenAI, as I co-hosted this episode of the WB-40 podcast.
  • October 2025, WB-40 Episode 338, on sports data as part of my occasional hosting for WB-40.
  • October 2025, Dumbfounding Episode 7, debunking common business myths, on the PayAsYouGo COO website.
  • August 2025, Gaming Your Way to Better Business: How Roleplay Helps Build Better Businesses on the Giraffes Don’t Eat Steak podcast.
  • March 2025, my co-author Matt Ballantine and I being interviewed about our forthcoming book on the WB-40 Podcast.
  • January 2024, not being interviewed, interviewing all the hosts of the WB-40 Podcast.
  • November 2023, not being interviewed, interviewing Rachel Sosin at the end of her first season of Six Degrees of Innovation.
  • September 2023, on Cyber Security Awareness Month, and whether it’s a good or bad idea: Jemma and Friends.
  • March 2023, on using professional games in business contexts: (258) PLAY FULL, on the WB-40 Podcast.
  • September 2021, on using wargaming to work through scenarios in Executive Protection: War Gaming - Does it Have a Place in Executive Protection?, on The Circuit Magazine Podcast.
  • May 2014, “Leila chats to Nick Drage, a former ‘pentester’ who regularly donned disguises and false identities in order to test the physical security of organisations. This intriguing chat explores the psychology of infiltration, and Nick offers some advice for others aspiring to do this mysterious and exciting job.”: Access All Areas, on the Hack Circus Podcast.

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