In this solo-hosted episode, I (Steve Edwards) dive deep into the world of modern monorepos with special guest Anton Stoychev from Yotpo. Anton shares his journey from the early days of PHP and IE6 nightmares to his current work in front-end infrastructure, performance optimization, and developer tooling.We talk about the challenges of managing dependencies, upgrading tools without breaking your codebase, and the evolution of developer experience across teams and companies. Anton also introduces

Last week, I did a quick session on why people feel nervous speaking in front of a group -- even though, they are doing things to reduce that nervousness. This week, I cover what to do if you just absolutely bomb a speech. If you just delivered a terrible presentation and feel like yo fell on your face, take heart. The tips I give at the end of this episode can help. But first, we'll talk about how even the most embarrassing and difficult challenges you face public speaking can be something t...

That’s a wrap on Season 3 of Finance Friends - From the Field to Finance! In this episode, we reflects on the conversations, lessons, and standout moments that defined this season — from navigating career pivots to uncovering what truly drives success in the world of finance. You’ll hear insights from some of our favourite guests, behind-the-scenes reflections, and what’s coming next. Plus, a sneak peek into Season 4, where we’re diving deep into the world of investing — not just where ...

Prepare for an insightful episode as we take a deep dive into "The Crossfire Hurricane Plot" and uncover the fascinating lessons it holds from Ancient Rome. Joined by historian and energy advocate Daniel Turner, we critically examine key historical parallels between modern political intrigue and figures like Julius Caesar and Sejanus. Together, we analyze how power dynamics, justice, and cultural shifts from Roman history mirror today’s societal challenges, revealing profound insights for America’s

There's one moment that can completely transform your career trajectory, the job interview. Yet most of us approach it with outdated advice, generic answers, and crossed fingers.We rock up thinking we can wing it, hoping they won't ask about our biggest weakness and secretly panicking about whether we've done enough research. Meanwhile, there's always that one candidate who seems to have it all figured out, asking thoughtful questions and making genuine connections. What's their secret? The truth

How do solopreneurs find resilience after corporate layoffs and burnout? In this episode, Adam shares his journey of leaving 20+ years in marketing to build a thriving solopreneur coaching business.(Note: Meta description or be the first line under the video/audio player.)In this episode of Unfiltered Solopreneur, host Nikhil Vaish speaks with Adam W.Barney, who is an author, energy coach, and former corporate marketing leader who has coached 300+ micro-business owners. Adam shares his

This week, Morgan, Michael, and the Podfather are back for a fresh fall episode. As the market slows down, it’s the perfect time to get grounded and rediscover the fundamentals of great client relationships. From the art of breaking the ice to uncovering real motivations and mastering the flow of a meeting, the team breaks down how going “back to basics” can actually level up your business.

Carolyn Larkin Taylor, M.D., is a seasoned neurologist who has dedicated over three decades to the practice of medicine. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame and Hahnemann Medical College, she completed a neurology residency at the University of Pennsylvania, where she was awarded the Humaneness in Medicine Award and recognized as one of Philadelphia’s Top Docs for Women. Her manuscript Through a Mother’s Eyes was awarded second place for best unpublished memoir by the Pacific Northwest

This week Kim has big news: she’s gotten a new pair of sunglasses and a whole new personality. Kate isn’t sure what to make of this new Kim. They talk to a caller who is worried she’ll lose out on a job because of some criticism she’s given behind her potential colleagues’ backs. Then, they advise an emailer who is hoping that his company will allow him to go remote so that he can relocate. Finally, they help a therapist struggling to complete the administrative elements of her job. Everyone’s lives

We would love to hear your feedback! We dig into DoorDash’s partnership with Waymo and Uber’s new tip guarantee while weighing what automation, policy tweaks, and platform rules mean for working drivers. Along the way, we break down viral delivery controversies and why doing the right thing still matters most. News Ep 274 • DoorDash and Waymo autonomous delivery pilot in Phoenix • DashPass $10 Waymo ride credit details and limits • Uber tip guarantee mechanics and third-party exclusions • Ub...

In this episode, we talk with Celeste Warren, Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion leader about her unconventional path from journalism to HR leadership and her impact as Merck’s Chief Diversity Officer. She shares candid insights on challenges faced, lessons learned from allies, and why equity is essential for thriving organizations. We also explore her new book, The Truth About Equity, her thoughts on the future of DEI, and her vision for workplaces where inclusivity and equity drive coll...

🎙️Wild & Wise Podcast is where creative business minds come to explore reinvention, leadership, and the future of work. In each episode, we dive into powerful stories and bold ideas that help you navigate a world where identity, careers, and technology are constantly evolving. Whether you’re a founder, team leader, freelancer, or curious thinker, you’ll gain insights into how to stay adaptable, purposeful, and inspired in fast-changing times. Hosted by Gerald Ang — founder of Wild

In this episode of The Clive Holland Show, we dive into Awaab’s Law - a landmark change that’s set to reshape the way tradespeople, landlords, and housing professionals work across the UK.Named after two-year-old Awaab Ishak, whose tragic death in 2020 was linked to prolonged exposure to damp and mould, the law now requires social landlords to act quickly when these hazards are identified.But what does this mean for those on the tools? Clive explores both sides of the debate: the push for safer

In this episode of the Intentional Living FP Podcast, financial planners Jim Crider and Cade Grimm explore how money shapes marriage—not just through budgets, but through communication. Money isn’t only about math; it’s a language that reveals what you value most.Jim and Cade unpack how financial stress, hidden spending, and misaligned priorities can quietly erode trust—but also how intentional conversations about money can strengthen connection, clarity, and peace. You’ll hear real-life stories of

Send us a text In this episode, Yvonne and Rafael chat with friend and colleague Rosa Royo, Director, Workers' Compensation and Loss Prevention at Miami-Dade County Public Schools. This is Rosa's second time visiting us at Deconstructing Comp. This school system is the third largest school system in the country with 450 school sites, 335,000 students and over 40,000 employees (based on most current statistics). We start off the episode talking about what each of us are doing creatively ...

Michigan has arguably one of the best Start-Up ecosystems in the country. Getting an invention turned into a successful endeavor that employs citizens is no easy feat, and it truly takes a village. Joining me to share the amazing story of MotMot, the important work they do, and the partnerships & support it took to launch - is their CEO and Co-Founder, Elliott Smith!

Jim leads the discussion Michigan’s new state-federal tax split – officially known as ‘decoupling’ – and what it means for employers and our Great Lakes State. Joining him in the discussion are:- Sean Cook, partner and tax attorney at Warner Norcross + Judd - who also spent nearly a decade as a CPA- Tyler Theile, VP, COO and Director of Public Policy at Anderson Economic Group - one of our state’s leading economics and market research firms- Randy Gross, Senior Director of Legislative Affairs and

Send us a text In this episode I discuss realities of contract training in public workforce development from my perspective.

For the first time, MBAs from three European business schools have raised the most money for their startups

Sarah Anderson, Global Economic Policy Director at the Institute for Policy Studies, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss IPS's latest report on CEO compensation at America's largest low-wage employers.Elliot Encarnacion, Governor of the American Guild of Musical Artists, and Martha Kinsella, Regional Director and Counsel for the guild, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss a newly ratified three-year collective bargaining agreement with Musica Sacra.