Podcasts
Podcasts
My own show, and the shows that have had me on as a guest over the years, each with its date on it.
My show
Then and Now with Morris Misel
Thirty years of radio, played back with the dates on. Each short episode plays one of my old radio calls, then says plainly what held up, what changed, and what it means for the decision in front of you now.
Season one, The Years: one episode for every year from 2006 to 2026, two a week, finishing on New Year's Day.
As a guest
Shows I've been a guest on
Newest first. Every one carries its date, so you can hear what I said then and check it against what happened.
AI Business Flywheel, Ep 16, with Duncan Isaksen-Loxton and Joe Bonington
Will AI become as ordinary as electricity?
Big Decisions, with Karan Bahri
Will AI take your job? A job is a set of tasks.
A chat with Hilton Barbour
Foresight, culture and why organisations resist it.
The Future of Retail, with Brian Walker, Retail Doctor Group
Personalised retail and humand commerce.
The Future of Retail, with Brian Walker
People, technology and access in the shop of the future.
Byte Size, with Emily Bobis, Compass IoT
The secret to future-proofing cities is to make them dynamic.
Upon Arrival, with Adelaine Ng
The business and outsourcing equation that works with the future.
Upon Arrival, with Adelaine Ng
Innovating our way through the pandemic.
Business Essentials
Don't look back: finding relevance in a new COVID world.
Neo-Ag
The autonomous era, health and space, for agriculture.
Business Brain Food, with Ben Fewtrell
Predicting the future of your business.
On the radio
On the radio
My first time on radio was in the early 1980s, an afternoon chat with Muriel Cooper on 3AW. I've been on radio on and off ever since, and regularly from the mid-2000s, on about forty stations here and overseas.
Some had me on once or twice, and others kept asking me back, year after year. Many of those recordings are still here.
The longest run is RTHK Radio 3 in Hong Kong, on Morning Brew with Phil Whelan. I've been a regular there since 2014, more than ten years now.
Those recordings are where the Then and Now episodes come from, one at a time.
Counting only the recordings I've kept, from 2006 to now: more than 2,500 programmes, well over 300 hours, about 1,700 interviews.
Stations I've been on include:
Heard and seen on
Watch
Watch
Four of the more than a hundred videos on my YouTube channel: keynotes, TV spots and pieces I've made myself, going back to 2003. Each one plays right here when you press play.