Dan Emery and Alice Phillips, co-hosts of Work Is Weird Now
Work Is Weird Now
Dan and Alice speaking on stage at WORKTECH AI + Digital Technologies London

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Work Is Weird Now

Dan co-hosts Work Is Weird Now with Alice Phillips, a weekly podcast on how work is actually changing: AI, leadership, careers, and the assumptions most of us grew up with that no longer hold. 65 episodes in and counting, the show has featured founders, researchers and workplace leaders willing to say the quiet part out loud.

Topics we've covered

  • AI and the future of jobs
  • Leadership and management
  • Careers, ambition and redundancy
  • Personal brand and visibility
  • Flexibility, hybrid and digital nomadism
  • Trust, culture and the workplace
  • Demographics and generational change
  • Parenthood and working life

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Dan and Alice on stage at WORKTECH AI + Digital Technologies London

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Work Is Weird Now has grown into a genuine platform, official media partner for WORKTECH AI + Digital Technologies London and the She Shapes AI Global Awards.

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What people say about working with us

Working with Work Is Weird Now has brought a fresh, intelligent and highly engaging dimension to our events. Dan and Alice have a rare ability to take complex conversations around AI, work and workplace transformation and make them feel human, provocative and genuinely relevant. Rather than relying on traditional panel formats, they create experiences that are interactive, thought-provoking and unpredictable in the best possible way. Their insight into the future of work is both commercially grounded and culturally aware, and they bring energy, originality and credibility to every collaboration.

Caroline Bell · Managing Director, WORKTECH

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