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Not Another KM Podcast

Not Another KM Podcast with Brittany & Rachel

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Frequency: 1 episode/11d. Total Eps: 13

Never fear - Brittany and Rachel are here. Not Another KM Podcast wants to save you from death-by-PowerPoint and endless “best practices” slides. Our tagline says it all: “KM without the snooze button.” We roast the buzzwords, side-eye the frameworks, and interview the experts who help us breathe life into knowledge management conversations. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner, KM-curious, or you’ve just nodded through a slide deck while questioning your life choices one too many times, we’ve got you.

Music by: Chase Tremaine Music

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Episode 6: Rethinking Knowledge Management - Insights from Rob Martin Taylor

Season 1 · Episode 6

Thursday, April 9, 2026 • Duration 56:39

In this episode, Brittany and Rachel sit down with Rob Taylor, a KM practitioner with over 40 years of experience, to explore where knowledge management is headed and what might need rethinking.

They unpack common KM buzzwords, the real impact of AI, and the ongoing tension between technology and human connection. The conversation also dives into community, trust, and why KM works best when it centers people, not just systems.

After almost 40 years of corporate life as both a consultant and functional head Rob is now an AI trainer and KM consultant as www.AIxKM.co.uk

Rob will be speaking at KM World Europe in April 2026 https://www.kmworld.com/Europe/2026 on “Getting back to the core of community”

If you’re in London, UK then contact Rob about joining a friendly group of KMers who meet up every couple of months: Rob@AIxKM.co.uk

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Episode 5: Imagining Forward — Foresight, Story, & the Future of KM with Dr. Matt Finch

Season 1 · Episode 5

Thursday, March 26, 2026 • Duration 59:21

Brittany and Rachel sit down with Dr. Matt Finch to explore what the future has to do with knowledge management and why it matters more than we often give it credit for. With a background that spans strategy, foresight, and information science, Matt brings a fresh perspective on how KM practitioners can think beyond the present.

They dig into scenario planning, storytelling as a strategic tool, and why getting comfortable with uncertainty might be one of the most practical skills in today’s work. The conversation also touches on learning through play, engaging audiences who do not think they care about KM yet, and making foresight feel more human and accessible.

Plus, Brittany and Rachel share a behind-the-scenes look at Empower KM, what they set out to build, what they learned, and why it continues to feel like community disguised as a conference.

If you are thinking about what comes next and how KM can help you get there, this episode is for you.

Here are some of the resources mentioned in today's show:
Ramírez and Ravetz on feral futures - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0016328710002880

The Oxford Scenario Planning Approach - https://mh.bmj.com/content/early/2026/02/20/medhum-2025-013691

Ludi Price's work on fan taxonomies - https://blogs.city.ac.uk/ludiprice/2019/01/30/a-model-of-fan-information-behaviour/

Elizabeth Salzberger-Wittenberg on endings and beginnings - https://www.routledge.com/Experiencing-Endings-and-Beginnings-From-Birth-to-Old-Age/Wittenberg/p/book/9781032264660

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Episode 4: Not All Expertise Lives in SharePoint - The Introvert's Guide to KM with Maggie Starkey

Season 1 · Episode 4

Thursday, March 12, 2026 • Duration 42:31

In this episode, Brittany and Rachel sit down with Maggie Starkey to talk about the real work of knowledge management — the part that lives in relationships, not just repositories.

They explore why interpersonal skills are core KM capabilities, not “nice to have” extras. From building trust and practicing active listening to navigating layoffs and organizational change, this conversation centers on the human side of knowledge work.

Maggie shares insight on resilience, the emotional weight KM professionals often carry, and why the value of KM isn’t always immediately visible — but is absolutely critical to long-term business success. They also dig into the impact of AI, the challenges of knowledge transfer, and what it means to protect expertise when people move on.

If you care about trust, connection, and making knowledge work actually work — this one’s for you.

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Episode 3: Information is Power -From Federal KM to Holistic Health with Angela Forest

Season 1 · Episode 3

Friday, February 27, 2026 • Duration 45:02

In this episode, Brittany and Rachel sit down with Angela to explore her journey from serving as a Knowledge Management Specialist at USAID to her current work in holistic health advocacy.

They unpack what it is really like to practice KM inside a large federal system, where information exists everywhere but is not always accessible in ways that truly empower people. Angela shares candid reflections on operational onboarding gaps, lack of standardization, records management inconsistencies, and ongoing IT challenges that made knowledge flow harder than it needed to be.

But this conversation goes beyond systems and structure.

It is about transformation.

Angela reflects on how her experience at USAID sharpened her systems thinking, strengthened her leadership skills, and ultimately shaped her transition into holistic health advocacy. Brittany and Rachel explore the throughline running beneath it all: information is power.

Whether navigating global development structures or advocating for your own health, access to clear, organized, trustworthy knowledge changes outcomes. In her current work, Angela applies core KM principles such as clarity, accessibility, governance, and empowerment to help women better understand their bodies, their options, and their agency within healthcare systems.

In this episode, Brittany and Rachel discuss:

• The realities of knowledge management inside large institutions
• Operational onboarding and standardization challenges
• Records management and IT barriers
• How KM skills translate across industries
• The connection between knowledge access and empowerment
• Supporting women through holistic health advocacy

If you believe KM is more than repositories and documentation, if you see it as a vehicle for confidence, agency, and access, this episode will resonate.

Episode 2: The KM/OD Situationship - Our Interview with John Hovell

Season 1 · Episode 2

Friday, February 13, 2026 • Duration 29:24

In this episode of Not Another KM Podcast, Brittany and Rachel welcome their first guest, John Hovell, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Power + Systems, to unpack what they are officially calling The KM/OD Situationship, and unofficially calling (How Do We Get Rid of John?!)

They dig into where Knowledge Management (KM) and Organizational Development (OD) overlap, where they diverge, and why the lines between them can feel blurry at best. They talk definitions, common misconceptions, and the ongoing identity struggle that seems to follow OD around. More importantly, explore how both disciplines show up in real organizations and what happens when they are practiced intentionally.

Finally, they also get into experiential learning, systems thinking, and why change does not stick without clarity, structure, and shared understanding.

Smart. Honest. A little nerdy. Exactly how we like it.

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Episode 1: "Oops, I'm in KM Now" - Our KM Origin Stories

Season 1 · Episode 1

Thursday, February 5, 2026 • Duration 43:02

Rachel and Brittany talk about their very non-linear, accidental paths into knowledge management and why KM shows up everywhere, no title required. They share KM “aha” moments, personal knowledge hacks, and the real magic of the work: connecting people and untangling messy systems. Expect honest takes, light buzzword roasting, and a whole lot of human-centered KM.

Takeaways

Knowledge management careers are often stumbled upon rather than intentionally pursued
Knowledge management can be practiced in any sector and does not necessarily require formal education or certification KM is a gift for connecting people and solving problems
The importance of clear communication in explaining knowledge management

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The Journey to Knowledge Management
Rachel's Journey to KM
Brittany's Journey to KM
The Human Side of KM

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Introducing - Not Another KM Podcast, Episode Zero: 'New Podcast, Who Dis?'

Season 1 · Episode 1

Friday, January 30, 2026 • Duration 09:37

In our very first episode of Not Another KM Podcast, Brittany and Rachel introduce themselves and dig into what knowledge management actually is—and why it deserves a lot more love (and a lot less jargon). They talk about KM as the art of capturing, organizing, and sharing what people know so work doesn’t keep reinventing the wheel. Most importantly, we set the tone for what this podcast is here to do: bring curiosity, honesty, and a little irreverence to KM through hot takes, conversations with folks doing the work, and thoughtful unpacking of trends shaping the field.

Takeaways

KM is about capturing, organizing, and sharing knowledge
KM is often misunderstood but is also kind of magical

Music by Chase Tremaine

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