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Unless: The Podcast, hosted by Dr. Hemma R. Lomax

Unless: The Podcast, hosted by Dr. Hemma R. Lomax

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 “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better, it’s not” This podcast is inspired by the Dr. Seuss quote from the Lorax, which reminds us of the role we can each play in making the world a better place. So many of you wake up each day fueled by purpose and passion, knowing you have the power and skills to have impact at scale. Our guests have tackled some of the world’s most pressing issues and demonstrated the unstoppable power of resolve and determination combined with concrete action. You’ve landed in the perfect spot if you seek inspiration to live your purpose and scale your impact. We know that very little of importance in the world gets done without individuals who are moved to action with passion and perseverance. In each episode, we’ll introduce you to remarkable individuals who were moved to operationalize their good intentions with concrete action and systematic improvements. Come with us on a hero's journey filled with adventure, inspiration, allyship, vulnerability, doubt, lessons, and triumph, and see yourself reflected in their stories. Unless: The Podcast is hosted by Dr. Hemma R. Lomax, presented by Compaas360 and thecompliancecoaches.com, and produced by Corporate Compliance Insights.2024 Economie Sciences sociales
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    • Rewiring Possibility with Dr. Justin James Kennedy

      Rewiring Possibility with Dr. Justin James Kennedy
      Sep 30 2025
      In this episode of Unless: The Podcast, host Dr. Hemma Lomax speaks with Dr. Justin James Kennedy, a prominent figure in Applied Neuroscience and the author of 'Brain Reboot.' Dr. Kennedy shares his personal journey from a traumatizing motorbike accident to becoming a leading expert in neuroplasticity. The discussion explores the science and application of neuroplasticity, its practical benefits in everyday life, and how it can transform the workplace environment. Dr. Kennedy also introduces the Neuroplasticians Network Hub (NPN Hub), a community dedicated to advancing the field through shared expertise and practical tools. Highlights:
      • A Life-Changing Accident
      • The Journey to Recovery
      • Understanding Neuroplasticity
      • The Relationship between Well-being and Performance
      • Building a Neuroplastician's Network
      • The Future of Brain Science
      Biography: Dr. Justin James Kennedy, D.Prof, is a professor of Applied Neuroscience and Organizational Behavior at UGSM-Monarch Business School in Switzerland and a PhD supervisor at Canterbury Christ Church University in the U.K. He is the author of Brain Reboot: A Change of Mind Will Change Your Brain, a book that blends his personal recovery journey after a life-changing accident with practical neuroscience-based tools for resilience, wellbeing, and performance.

      As founder of npnHub and the Institute of Organisational Neuroscience, Dr. Kennedy has helped create a global community of “Neuroplasticians” dedicated to applying brain science in coaching, leadership, and organizational life. His work focuses on the “Performance-Wellness” model, helping individuals and organizations balance high output with sustainable well-being.

      Resources

      • Brain Reboot: A Change of Mind Will Change Your Brain – professorkennedy.com/brainreboot

      • npnHub – npnhub.com

      • Neuroplasticity News – NeuroplasticityNews.com

      • Psychology Today articles – psychologytoday.com
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      33 min
    • Sticking Your Neck Out with John Graham

      Sticking Your Neck Out with John Graham
      Aug 20 2025

      In this episode of 'Unless the Podcast,' Dr. Hemma Lomax interviews the iconic John Graham, an adventurer turned global hero and leader of the Giraffe Heroes Project. Starting his journey at 16 with a trip to Asia on a freighter, Graham's life has been marked by outsized risks, bold actions, and daring adventure. Join John on this inspiring and nail-biting journey filled with bravado, humanity, and deep reflection.

      Tune in to hear how John faced the first of several near-death experiences during the Algerian revolution, a treacherous climb on Mount Denali, encounters during the Vietnam War and the Foreign Service, and how he helped end apartheid at the United Nations. John shares his transformative journey from seeking adrenaline to finding profound meaning in service. He also discusses his latest venture as 'Badass Granddad' on TikTok, inspiring younger generations to take courageous actions.

      Highlights:

      • Climbing Denali and the Path to the Foreign Service and the United Nations

      • The Giraffe Heroes Project: A Legacy of Courage

      • Finding Meaning Through Service

      • The Importance of Risk-Taking

      • Reflecting on Legacy and Impact

      Biography

      John Graham is an adventurer, diplomat, and changemaker. After early exploits that took him from climbing the South Wall of Denali to serving in war zones as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer, John shifted his life’s mission after a near-death experience at sea. For the past 40 years, he has helped lead the Giraffe Heroes Project, honoring and supporting people who “stick their necks out” for the common good. Through Giraffe Heroes International, he has expanded this work globally, inspiring civic courage in countries from Nepal to Zimbabwe.

      He is also the creator of the viral TikTok and YouTube series “Badass Granddad”, where he shares short adventure stories paired with practical life lessons for the next generation. John is the author of multiple books, including Quest for the Meaning of Life, Stick Your Neck Out, and On the Edge: Stories of Adventure and Leadership.

      Learn more and connect with John:

      • 🌍 Giraffe Heroes Project: giraffe.org

      • 🎥 Badass Granddad series: John Graham – Badass Granddad

      • 📚 Books, bio & blogs: johngraham.org

      • 📺 Sample interview: John Graham on YouTube
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      53 min
    • The Future is Not Yet Written with Nina Schulyer

      The Future is Not Yet Written with Nina Schulyer
      Jul 8 2025
      In this week’s episode of 'Unless: The Podcast,' host Dr. Hemma Lomax welcomes award-winning author Nina Schuyler to consider the future of human potential through the fine art of fiction writing. Nina’s works explore themes of love, loss, language, and the complex relationship between humans and machines. The discussion opens with insights into Nina's early writing journey and her evolution from investment banking to fiction writing. The conversation then pivots to her critically acclaimed novel 'Afterword,' an exploration of AI and human feelings through the poignant story of Virginia Sampson and her AI companion, Haru. Nina shares her thought-provoking perspectives on the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, collective storytelling, and the need for interconnectedness in addressing global issues, such as climate change. Additionally, the episode explores Nina’s latest work, 'In This Ravishing World,' highlighting themes of collectivity, Ursula K. Le Guin’s ‘carrier bag theory of fiction’, and ecological mindfulness. Listeners are encouraged to think deeply about the potential and limitations of AI, the importance of human connection, and the power of collaborative storytelling in navigating complex contemporary issues. The work of Rebecca Solnit inspired this week’s episode title. Highlights include: The Creative Process and Writing Philosophy The Influence of Japanese Culture Ethical Questions and Future Implications of AI Exploring Human Exceptionalism and Blind Spots When Art Imitates Reality: The Role of Fiction in Activism Rethinking Storytelling: The Carrier Bag Theory Biography Nina Schuyler is an award-winning novelist, short story writer, and educator whose work explores the emotional and philosophical edges of language, consciousness, and connection. Her latest novel, Afterword (Clash Books, 2023), was named a top book of the year by Alta Journal and Bay City News. A deeply imaginative exploration of love, grief, and artificial intelligence, Afterword tells the story of a woman who reconnects with her late sister through an AI replica—posing urgent questions about memory, intimacy, and what it means to be alive. Her forthcoming short story collection, In This Ravishing World (Regal House Publishing, July 2024), has already won the W.S. Porter Prize for Short Story Collections and the Prism Prize for Climate Literature. These stories tackle ecological crisis, spiritual longing, and quiet human resilience in a rapidly shifting world. Nina’s earlier novels include The Translator—a finalist for the William Saroyan International Prize for Writing and winner of the Next Generation Indie Book Award—and The Painting, a finalist for the Northern California Book Award. A passionate advocate for the craft of writing, she is also the author of the bestselling nonfiction book How to Write Stunning Sentences, and its companion, Stunning Sentences: Creative Writing Journal. Her short fiction has appeared in Zyzzyva, Fugue, Nashville Review, Santa Clara Review, Your Impossible Voice, and many other literary journals. Nina teaches creative writing for Stanford Continuing Studies, The Writing Salon, and the University of San Francisco. She lives and writes in California, where she continues to challenge the boundaries of storytelling—inviting readers to enter new ways of seeing, feeling, and being in the world. Resources https://ninaschuyler.com/ Afterword: Available at your favorite local bookstore and where all books are sold. Order from Bookshop | Book Passage | Copperfield’s | Powell’s | Amazon | Barnes & Noble In This Ravishing World: Available at your favorite local bookstore and where all books are sold. Order from Bookshop | Book Passage | Regal House Publishing | Copperfield’s | Amazon Ursula K. Le Guin’s Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction - https://stillmoving.org/resources/the-carrier-bag-theory-of-fiction
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      56 min
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