The Knowledge Mill

The Knowledge Mill features PhD researchers and the work they do. Each episode is a longform conversation covering the guest's journey to doing a PhD, the nature of their PhD life, the ideas they're currently swimming in, and their non-academic passions.

The Knowledge Mill is a education podcast hosted by Greg Joachim, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Greg Joachim hosts The Knowledge Mill, a education show with 27 episodes published.

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  26 // Leanne Sobel // Special Episode: Strategy, design and reflections on a journey into and out of PhD Studies

  Dec 10, 20251h 10mS9

  <p>Leanne Sobel is a PhD graduate from the University of Technology Sydney.</p><p>Show Notes: https://www.theknowledgemill.com/episode26/</p><p>--</p><p>Leanne Sobel is a strategic designer, educator, and researcher. She is currently the director of strategic design at Snowmelt and an Adjunct Fellow at the University of Technology Sydney Business School. Leanne brings a wealth of experience to her practice, having worked on public and private sector projects over her 20 + year career including working in diverse domains such as design education, experiential design, place-based strategy, innovation, management consulting, organisational strategy and design thinking.</p>...

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  25 // Corey Cutrupi // Leveraging Major Female Sport Events to Create Sustainable Fan Engagement

  Dec 2, 20251h 15mS9

  <p>Corey Cutrupi is a PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney.</p><p>Show Notes: https://www.theknowledgemill.com/episode25/</p><p>--</p><p>Corey Cutrupi is part-time educator, part-time exercise scientist, researcher and full-time sport enthusiast. Currently, his research has taken him on a quest to better understand how organisations can effectively leverage major events in women’s football to create sustainable growth in Australian women’s football. The centrepiece of this study was the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, hosted in Australia and New Zealand. While it was no secret how the bandwagon of women’s footba...

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  24 // Lauren Wood // Learning from Wearable technologies: Investigating running asymmetries through machine learning and inertial sensors

  Nov 26, 20251h 2mS8

  <p>Lauren Wood is a PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney.</p><p>Show Notes: https://www.theknowledgemill.com/episode24/</p><p>--</p><p>Lauren Wood is a researcher and educator exploring how wearable sensors and artificial intelligence can help us better understand human movement. With an interdisciplinary background spanning sport science, engineering education, and design, Lauren is passionate about shaping the future of sport and health technology through design thinking and data analytics.</p><p>Lauren has collaborated with elite sporting organisations as a research assistant to integrate digital tools into high-performance environments to improve usability...

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  23 // Emma Petancevski // Exploring how augmented feedback shapes motor skill learning in sport

  Nov 19, 202550 minS8

  <p>Emma Petancevski is a PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney.</p><p>Show Notes: https://www.theknowledgemill.com/episode23/</p><p>--</p><p>Emma Petancevski is a researcher, educator and sport scientist investigating how augmented feedback can enhance motor skill learning and performance in sport. With a background in sport and exercise science and experience across elite rugby league environments, Emma integrates applied performance insights with academic research to improve athlete development and coaching practices. She has led sport science programs for professional teams in the NRLW and Women’s Indigenous All Stars, and currently works as...

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  22 // Tijana Sharp // Prescriptive considerations and outcomes of High-Intensity Multimodal Training

  Nov 11, 202552 minS8

  <p>Tijana Sharp is a PhD candidate at the University of Technology Sydney.</p><p>Show Notes: https://www.theknowledgemill.com/episode22/</p><p>--</p><p>Tijana Sharp is an Associate Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science. She is a UTS Sport and Exercise program alumna, having completed B Sport and Exercise Science and B Sport and Exercise Science (Hons), and is currently completing her PhD. Her current research focuses on the health and fitness outcomes of combined high-intensity aerobic and resistance training.</p><p>Tijana practices as Accredited Exercise Scientist (ESSA) at an exercise physiology and pilates clinic...

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