Podcast

In today’s world of work, it’s too easy to forget that Human Resource are actually Human People. My life purpose is to make well-being at work a globally-accepted, basic human right. And this podcast helps by giving you fresh perspectives and actionable ideas for making working with other humans better for everyone.

  • Podcast2024.04.15

    Episode 117: Leaders As Healers

    In this episode, we're rethinking leadership with Nicholas Janni, author of “Leader As Healer” and teacher at IMD Business School and the University of Oxford Said Business School. Nicholas introduces the revolutionary concept of leaders as healers, advocating for a shift from the hyper-rational, imbalanced corporate norms that prioritize doing over being. He shares how integrating emotional intelligence and deep personal connections can transform leadership effectiveness.

  • Podcast2024.04.01

    Episode 116: The Art of Spontaneous Communication (Rebroadcast)

    Matt Abrahams, Lecturer at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and the host of the chart-topping “Think Fast, Talk Smart” podcast shares insights into preparing for those unscripted moments, managing speaking anxiety, and mastering the mindset shifts critical for effective communication. You’ll also hear practical strategies for nailing Q&A sessions and confidently handling challenging conversations.

  • Podcast2024.03.18

    Episode 115: Harnessing Trust, Motivation, and Emotions for Team Performance

    This episode examines the components of building and leading high-performing teams. It includes advice on fostering resilience, enhancing virtual and hybrid collaborations, and creating a culture of accountability and empowerment.

  • Podcast2024.03.04

    Episode 114: Improv for Wellbeing

    Can improv help us unlock workplace success? In this episode, we explore the positive impact of improvisation on well-being, communication, and the nuances of our daily interactions. Patricia Ryan Madson, Stanford University Emerita and author of “Improv Wisdom,” provides insights on how improv maxims can enhance the way we connect, create, and engage at work – and in life.

  • Podcast2024.02.19

    Episode 113: Reverse Mentoring

    Ever wondered what happens when we flip traditional corporate hierarchies, allowing the young to mentor the old? This episode zeroes in on reverse mentoring, showcasing its power to drive innovation and foster understanding across generations. Patrice Gordon, a pioneer at Virgin Atlantic and author, shares insights and actionable advice for setting up and running reserve mentoring programs.

  • Podcast2024.02.05

    Episode 112: Empowerment After 50

    Facing gender bias is tough. Add ageism to the mix, and the workplace becomes a whole different challenge. This episode examines the landscape for women over 50 in the workplace, spotlighted through Dr. Lucy Ryan's insights from her book, "Revolting Women." Addressing the dual hurdles of ageism and gender bias, Dr. Ryan explains how societal expectations shape professional experiences. She shares compelling stories about navigating menopause and caregiving, alongside strategies for midlife women. The discussion includes advice for employers, such as having midlife check-ins, to create a more inclusive and equitable environment.

  • Podcast2024.01.22

    Episode 111: Are You Leading With Your Right Brain?

    Do you excel in analytical, strategic and goal-oriented tasks yet often get bogged down in thinking through how to unstick yourself from complicated situations or challenges? This episode focuses on how tapping into the power of your right brain can help you move forward through seemingly intractable challenges.

  • Podcast2024.01.01

    Episode 110: A Conversation with Nobel Laureate Dr. Robert Lefkowitz (Rebroadcast)

    An inspiring episode from a Nobel Prize-winning chemist and his unique perspective about the value of storytelling, the impact of mentorship on career success, and the resilience needed to overcome criticism and setbacks.

  • Podcast2023.12.18

    Episode 109: Coaching That Really Works (Rebroadcast)

    Rebroadcast of a popular episode for managers who want to coach their team members effectively, without being or acting like professional coaches. You’ll hear insights and practical tools that help leaders use coaching techniques and strategies to engage and empower their teams.

  • Podcast2023.12.04

    Episode 108: Tech-Driven Human Work Experience

    How is the intersection of technology and human experience reshaping our workplaces? In this episode, we delve into the dynamic evolution of work environments, where technology and human-centric practices are becoming increasingly intertwined. You’ll hear about leveraging technology to create more inclusive and equitable workplaces, simplifying work processes through AI, and shifting the focus from productivity to impact.