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Author: Tudor Rickards

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TudoRama explores the nature and practice of creativity in the arts, sciences, politics and above all in everyday life. Tudor Rickards is Emeritus Professor of Creativity and Organizational Change at the University of Manchester. Tudor studied chemistry and radiation chemistry at The University of Wales at Cardiff.  Following post-doctoral research at New York Medical College, he returned to the UK to work in technical management before joining Manchester Business School.  He has published numerous books and articles on creativity, sporting management and leadership, as well as fictional works involving the mythical University of Urmston. He has been influential in the development of creativity-related projects in Europe, including the European Association for Creativity and Innovation (EACI), and was co-founder (with Susan Moger) of the journal Creativity and Innovation Management. He is also author of detective stories centred around the fictional University of Urmston, and a nearby chess club which houses a top-secret government surveillance operation. His recent switch to podcasting reaches out to a wider general audience interested in current affairs, and the processes of creativity previously described in his lectures, blogposts, and textbooks.
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Send us Fan Mail This informal audio message is intended for members of East Cheshire Chess Club who are now gearing up for the new season. A special welcome to new members. It may be of interest to others for its insights into workings of a typical enthusiastic but not always successful Club. Several books have been written about the fictionalised happenings to a mythical club East Cheadle… As August slipped into September, East Cheshire Chess Club members slipped back into its premises a...
Send us Fan Mail 30 September 2025 A General Election in the UK soon seems inevitable. That’s the startling conclusion reached by the respected political commentator Lord Adonis immediately after Andy Burnham’s speech to the Labour Party Annual Conference. His analysis appeared in Prospect, which I have always found one of the UK’s more balanced political journals… Stay up-to-date with all of Tudor's podcasts, blogs and current affairs commentary by signing up to our newsletter! Em...
Send us Fan Mail At her retirement as German Chancellor, an entire nation to the homes and balconies to applaud for six minutes. it was a unique tribute to a unique woman Stay up-to-date with all of Tudor's podcasts, blogs and current affairs commentary by signing up to our newsletter! Email [email protected] to sign up! Follow Tudor on Twitter @TudortweetFollow Tudor's blogs:everydaycreativity.ukleaderswedeserve.wordpress.com
Send us Fan Mail I came across the expression recently and wondered where it originated. My latest research assistant ChatGPT informed me that the earliest documented print version appears in Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski's 1988 book Living Each Day. It says: “Hanging on to resentments is letting someone you don't like live rent-free inside your head.” The phrase became widely associated with the American advice columnist Ann Landers, who used a similar version in her syndicated column on Ma...
Send us Fan Mail A BBC technology report last year drew attention to an open source AI system that is quietly becoming a major competitor to the emerging Western mega products. The controversy over DeepSeek has arisen because of accusations on intellectual property theft and its operation with strict political control. According to the BBC, DeepSeek is a Chinese artificial intelligence app that is rapidly gaining market share when the market share of Western apps such as Nvidia were falling d...
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