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Podcast

Talk of the Town: GE Vernova’s Agenda-Setting ‘Cutting Carbon’ Podcast Series Launches Season 9

Chris Noon
February 05, 2024

On December 4, 2020, Brian Gutknecht, strategic marketing leader at GE Vernova, coined a memorable phrase to describe the era-defining topic of climate change. “It’s the ‘everything, everywhere’ problem,” he explained on the first episode of Cutting Carbon, the GE Vernova podcast that launched that year.

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Innovation

Carbon Cutter: GE’s ‘Fuel Guy’ Has A Plan (And Podcast) On How To Get The World To Help Slow Climate Change

Nick Heil
April 21, 2021

Jeff Goldmeer was just a kid when he first became enchanted with the wonders of flames. “In the winter, in New York, my dad would build a fire and I would just sit and be completely fascinated,” he says. “Later, as an undergrad, when I learned that combustion was a thing and that you could study it, it really set me down the path I’m on today.”

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Jeff Immelt’s final foray Down Under

June 16, 2017
They didn’t know it when they gathered to see him speak, but some 200 innovation-focussed leaders at GE’s Decoding Industry event in Sydney in April were witnessing Jeff Immelt’s ultimate star turn in Australia as GE’s global CEO and chairman.
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Decoding Industry: a new podcast series to feed your mind

June 12, 2017

The best and the brightest is usually a hyperbolic boast, but it was a data-packed statement of fact at GE’s Decoding Industry event in April.

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10 things we learned by Decoding Genius

December 28, 2016
Genius! A frequently used word, it’s a rare and precious anomaly in the scope of human ability. Throughout our known history individual geniuses have uncovered solutions, and illuminated possibilities for humanity that might otherwise have remained unrealised.
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5 podcasts to tech up your holidays

December 21, 2016
As Australasian audiophiles head into summer in the golden age of digital audio, it’s time to load up your device with a feast of podcasts and audiobooks. (Remember the bad-back old days when you had to haul books and boom boxes to your holiday hideout?)
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The geometry of genius

December 01, 2016
To a pure mathematics genius, the unsolved problem looms like an unconquered peak to a mountain climber. “The driving interest for us was that we couldn’t solve it ... so we had to solve it,” says Brisbane maths mountaineer Ivan Zelich, “It was something that no one had found before, so it was much more encouraging to try and solve it.”
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The secrets of exceptional memory revealed

November 24, 2016
“Exceptional minds are different to the norm, therefore we’re somewhat suspicious of them,” says Michele Juratowitch, director of Clearing Skies, a Queensland-based consultancy for gifted children. After all, she says, prodigy is from the Latin prodigium, meaning “a monster that violates the natural order”.
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Opportunity knocks: opening the door to genius

November 17, 2016
Futurist and biomedical engineer Dr Jordan Nguyen says that people’s relationship with technology is becoming increasingly intimate, “So we need to figure out how that’s going to augment us, not just be something that we use and rely on, and become lazier.”
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The business of genius, and a 10-year-old CEO

November 15, 2016
A 10-year-old who neglects schoolwork because he’s focussed on building a multinational cybersecurity company. One of only two schools in the world dedicated to the handful of children inhabiting the upper echelons of the intelligence spectrum. And a super smart, articulate kid who regresses to baby talk after failing to fit in at school.
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