The Art & Science of Learning

Dr. Kinga Petrovai takes a genuinely global perspective on learning, and it shows. With 126 episodes reaching listeners in over 100 countries, The Art & Science of Learning connects ideas, people, and resources across industries and borders. Kinga interviews educators, researchers, and learning leaders from around the world, which gives the show a breadth that most L&D podcasts lack. The topics reflect that range. Recent episodes have covered AI's impact on education, music's role in cognitive development, neuroscience-based approaches to early learning, critical thinking in an AI-driven world, and vocational education. It is not strictly corporate L&D -- the show looks at learning in museums, in entrepreneurship, in childhood development -- and that wider lens often surfaces insights that translate directly to workplace contexts. Kinga brings a researcher's curiosity and a practitioner's pragmatism to every conversation. She earned a perfect 5.0-star rating from her listeners, which reflects the care she puts into each episode. The show bridges the gap between academic research and practical application in a way that feels organic, not forced. If your view of learning and development extends beyond corporate training -- or if you want it to -- this podcast will stretch your thinking in productive ways. It is especially strong for instructional designers and learning experience professionals who want to draw from diverse fields.