For TV, radio, podcasts, and editorial desks

TV, radio, and podcasts.

Why capable people get stuck, how AI changes our thinking, and what it takes to make strategy work.

Dave Morris
TV · Radio · Podcasts · Editorial

Plan the conversation

What are you putting together?

A clear angle for a live conversation.

For a segment on AI, work, or organisational strategy, share the news angle, audience, duration, and whether you need a studio or remote interview.

For the segment behind the headline.

Dave is a strategist, writer, author, founder of Poko, and a PhD candidate at the University of Wollongong. He connects questions about human capability with practical work on AI and organisational systems.

Based in Wollongong, NSW, Australia. Share your deadline, format, and location when checking availability for television, radio, or a podcast.

Assess the perspective through the writing

Interview subjects

Possible interview topics.

Why are capable people working harder without the work getting easier?

Draws on Dave’s book, its synthesis of published research, and his experience in organisational strategy.

What should we hand to AI—and what must we stay capable of doing?

Informed by building with AI at Poko, the public work in Pokodex, and Dave’s examination of published research. Practical examples and exploratory work are distinguished from research findings.

Why do good strategies get stuck between the plan and the work?

Draws on Dave’s corporate strategy experience and his doctoral research into what follows big strategic decisions. The PhD is in progress. Explore the study for its question, evidence, and current status.

Producer resources

Explore Dave’s published writing, the book preview, and his research background to get a feel for the ideas and approach. For an interview, share your angle, audience, and deadline.

Media enquiry

For commissioning editors.

Share the subject, proposed argument, readership, length, deadline, and commissioning budget. Editorial fees, editing, and publication rights are agreed with the editor. Read the existing work to assess Dave’s voice and approach.