On Experience is a series of recorded conversations exploring how experience shapes the way we see and respond to situations. Through reflective dialogue with thoughtful practitioners, the series examines where experience helps us, where it limits us, and what wisdom looks like in a rapidly changing world.

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On Experience is a series of recorded conversations exploring how experience shapes the way we see and respond to situations. Through reflective dialogue with thoughtful practitioners, the series examines where experience helps us, where it limits us, and what wisdom looks like in a rapidly changing world.
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5/27/2026
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July 8, 2026
The Doctor Who Stopped Trying to Heal with Dr Patterson Stark
<p>What if the most important lesson a doctor learns is that they can't heal people?</p><p>After fifty years in healthcare, Dr Patterson Stark reached a conclusion that completely changed the way he practised medicine. It wasn't a new treatment or a breakthrough discovery. It was a shift in how he understood his own role.</p><p>In this conversation, we explore how a life-threatening cancer diagnosis transformed Patterson from someone trying to fix people into someone helping people heal themselves.</p><p>Along the way, we discuss why knowledge isn't enough, the gap between knowing and doing, and how experience quietly reshapes not just what we know, but who we become.</p><p>This isn't a conversation about medical advice. It's a conversation about how experience changes the practitioner.</p>

June 24, 2026
The Things We Learn to See with Philippe Guichard
<p>Industrial designer Philippe Guichard has spent more than thirty years designing products, businesses and experiences.</p><p>But this conversation isn't really about design, it’s about perception. And, how over time, experience changes what we notice.</p><p>In this conversation, Philippe reflects on the shift from ego to service, how culture shapes design, why observation comes before intervention, and how experience gradually teaches us to see things that others often miss.</p><p>The longer I explore experience, the more I wonder whether expertise is less about accumulating knowledge and more about learning what to pay attention to. This conversation explores that possibility.</p>

June 10, 2026
Your Experience Has a Use-By Date with Mark Molony
<p>A few days after our first conversation, Mark Molony got back in touch with a simple message: “I’ve had some more thoughts.”</p><p>So we reconvened to continue exploring a deceptively simple question: What is experience?</p><p>What followed opened up a deeper conversation about wisdom, memory, beginner’s mind, and why some of the most experienced people are also the most willing to say: “I don’t know.”</p><p>We explore why experience may have a use-by date, how painful experiences shape us, and why the most useful response in uncertain situations may be: “I don’t know. Let’s experiment.”</p><p>If you’ve built a career on your experience, this conversation offers a thoughtful question: Which parts of your experience are still serving you… and which may no longer apply?</p>
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