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The Collators

The Collators

De: Mark Lockwood Howard Atkin
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Dive into the philosophy and practice of analysis and information sharing, with insights from leaders in tech, academia, intelligence and beyond on how they make sense of the world. Hosts Mark and Howard draw on experience in intelligence, law enforcement and academia to unpack the ideas and methods that shape understanding. Thoughtful but accessible, it's a podcast for anyone who wants to sharpen their thinking in a complex, fast-changing world.2025 Ciencia Ciencias Sociales Filosofía
Episodios
  • Comedy, Clients and Leadership with Paul Chato
    Dec 24 2025

    For our special Christmas episode, we're honoured to speak to Paul Chato, comedian, TV executive, and YouTuber. We talk about his journey, comedy in general, and more than a fair share of Star Trek nerdiness (spoiler: Paul and Mark are pre-Kelvin fans; Howard denies all knowledge…).

    Some laughs, banter and occasional hot takes.

    All the best for 2026, take it steady folks.

    https://thecollators.com

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    1 h y 1 m
  • Guilds vs Clubs - The pros and cons of professionalisation
    Dec 18 2025

    In this episode, Mark and Howard unpack what "professionalisation" really means for intelligence and analysis, and why professional bodies can be both a career accelerator and a hidden constraint.

    They explore the "guild vs club" problem (who controls standards, entry, and accountability), why silos persist across sectors, and why this matters more than ever as AI-driven decision support becomes widespread.

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    1 h y 9 m
  • Information as experience - Interview with Professor Andrew Dillon
    Dec 9 2025

    Mark and Howard sit down with Prof. Andrew Dillon (UT Austin) to ask what information really is and why the answer starts with people, not machines. Andrew maps the triangle of data, people and technology and argues that information is an experience, not a spreadsheet.

    A discussion of the lure of AI, why judgement still matters, and how we might regulate misinformation the way we regulate food; to nourish and not poison the public.

    Shownotes, transcript and more available from https://thecollators.com

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    1 h y 9 m
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