Learning from the generous dead: the curious world of full body donation and dissection
Some of us might have thought about what we want done with our remains after we die. Burial…
We’re getting older: how to tackle ageing with optimism and live well
In this episode, Dr Lucy Pollock reflects on 30+ years in geriatric medicine, emphasising the importance of understanding…
The young neuroscientist helping to replace teen doom-scrolling with positive, fulfilling habits
TJ Power is an author, professional speaker and neuroscientist. He’s dedicating his life to answering our modern world’s…
George Monbiot on oligarchs, the environment and not letting other people do your thinking for you.
If you’re one of the 81 million people who read the Guardian online each month, then chances are…
ComaDad (Part 2): Institutionally Unsafe. The episode Transport for London definitely doesn’t want you to hear.
If you thought that catching a London bus or walking the busy streets of London were relatively safe,…
ComaDad (Part 1): two weeks in a near-death coma after being hit by a 12 tonne London bus
In Tom Kearney’s house, the 18th of December each year is “Bus Day”. That’s the date in 2009…
Taking silk, taking on the tobacco companies and taking a break
Catherine Callaghan is a talented, high achieving barrister who has become recognised as one of the best in…
We’re all going to die, so let’s talk about it. Also, Tony Blair.
Clare Montagu’s career – so far – has been far from conventional. Fresh out of Oxford University and…
Mai Chen: putting a superdiversity lens on business, government and life.
Mai Chen is a super-high achieving, super productive, highly intelligent, go-getting human being with a long list of…
The friends who decided to row across the Atlantic without doing “too much research” in advance
Giles Johnson lives in a small, idyllic village in Somerset, England. But a year ago, he was on…
His life in books: the classic, epic, real life adventure of Red Széll
As a young man, Red Széll got some news – very badly delivered – which instantly changed the…
A lifetime of climate change science: still feeling positive about the future
Dr Jim Salinger is regarded as one of the most important figures in climate change science worldwide. He…
From grisly crime scenes to fields of honey bees: the professor of forensic science bringing great minds together to solve big problems.
In this episode, we talk with Professor Ruth Morgan about the world of forensic science, a field which…
Putting diversity, equity and inclusion front and centre
yBC has been confirmed as the content development partner for a specialist DE&I portal which will launch in…
Global hospitality research project will uncover new insights
A joint project between yBC and global hospitality, tourism and leisure consulting giant Horwath HTL will lead to…
Sustainable tourism: from oxymoron to mandatory symbiosis
It’s not often that you get to see an industry completely reinventing itself in the face of an…
yBC launches Extraordinary Podcast
The team at yBC.tv is thrilled to announce the Extraordinary Podcast – a new podcast from yBC which…
Challenger brand going head to head with big names in global consultancy
Horwath HTL is a global consultancy in the hospitality, travel and tourism sector, with consultants all over the…
When “business as usual” no longer works … ReThink Launch Show
Over the last 10 years, we’ve produced 100s of editorial style tv shows exploring the worlds of finance,…
yBC symposium to elevate the conversation around important issues
yBC.tv has announced a limited series of 12 carefully produced, TV-quality virtual roundtable shows featuring leading thinkers discussing…