Join us on the Architecture Social Show as host Stephen meets Carlo Magni, an Architect and Associate Director at EPR Architects, to explore the intricacies of architectural leadership and career progression. They discuss the transition from technical roles to leadership positions, the importance of soft skills, and the challenges introverts face in leadership. Carlo also shares his personal journey, including his relocation from Italy to the UK, his passion for continuous learning, and his

The Women Express Podcast goes LIVE for the first time in partnership with St. John Knits, bringing a dynamic conversation on style, confidence, and voice. Born from 25 years of Women Express summits and over three decades of leadership coaching through Speaking With Impact™, this special episode explores how women can redefine power through authenticity — from discovering a signature style to mastering body language and presence. Packed with real stories and practical coaching insights, it’s a

Scaling outfield walls to pick off home runs, bouncing between La Quinta hotels and sleeper buses, and chasing the dream of the majors with Trayvon Robinson, a professional baseball player. What superstitions did he live by? And what did he do to make SportsCenter in his major league debut? WANT MORE EPISODE SUGGESTIONS? Grab our What It's Like To Be... "starter pack". It's a curated Spotify playlist with some essential episodes from our back catalogue. GOT A COMMENT OR SUGGESTION? Email us ...

On this episode of Tactical Treasures, Tracy speaks with Logan Spiewak, Marine Corps Veteran and Executive Director of the Boots to Health Foundation! Tune in to hear how a simple pair of shoes inspired the founding of Boots to Health, how Logan’s personal journey to mental wellness shaped the program, and how both civilians and veterans can get involved in this impactful mission!

Stephen and Adam discuss the complexities of finding meaning in work, the importance of job crafting, and when it might be necessary to pivot to a new role. They explore personal experiences of leaving jobs too soon (and too early), research insights, and practical advice for navigating job satisfaction and moral dilemmas in the workplace. The conversation emphasizes self-awareness, resilience, and the value of learning in one's career journey. Takeaways Creating meaning in your job is esse...

What if embracing your fear is the key to unlocking your voice and your career potential?Navigating identity, career growth, and visibility as a woman of color isn’t just about building a résumé—it’s about owning your story. In this empowering episode, Urmi Hozain shares how she went from feeling out of place between cultures to confidently leading in the finance industry, coaching women, and speaking on international panels.Whether you're balancing a 9-to-5 and your passion projects,

In this episode of the Women in Data Podcast, Cecilia chats with Beth Bauer, a healthcare data leader with nearly four decades of experience bringing data, people, and purpose together.Beth introduces the idea of positive friction — those intentional pauses that invite reflection, discussion, and sometimes disagreement — as a way to make better decisions in healthcare. She explains how this approach helps achieve the Healthcare Quintuple Aim, balancing patient outcomes, provider wellbeing,

"I definitely felt loaded with more tools and belief in myself." Secondary English teacher and Head of KS3, Camilla left teaching a few years ago, seeking different ways to make an impact outside of the classroom whilst still taking the bits of teaching that she loved with her. Now a Sustainability Consultant, she's enjoying working across different industries and projects, with growing confidence and increased leadership responsibilities. She's also recently taken on the role of a school gov...

In this episode of The Chad & Cheese Podcast, hosts Joel Cheesman and Chad Sowash interview Barry Wolfe, a former Fortune 500 HR leader turned consultant and author of It’s All In Your Head: Why Psychology Doesn’t Help Your Employees Deliver Value – And What Can (2025). Wolfe critiques the "bullshit psychology industrial complex," comparing tools like Myers-Briggs and DISC to 19th-century phrenology, arguing they’re unscientific and fail to predict performance. He blames executives’ desire for

Send us a text In this episode of Data Analytics Chat, we welcome Shourabh Mukherji, a data and analytics expert with 25 years of experience at major firms such as Chubb and JPMorgan Chase. Shourabh shares his journey from starting a small enterprise in India to working with senior executives in the United States. The discussion examines his career milestones, key challenges, and the vital leadership skills required in the industry. The data topic explores essential data managemen...

We interview Lucinda Low, a key speaker at the 37th ITA Workshop and Annual Conference in Houston, Texas. Lucinda shares her professional journey, starting from her early experiences as an exchange student in Brazil to her career in international law and arbitration. She discusses the diverse interactions within the arbitration community, her transition from big law firms to starting a venture with Meg Kinnear, and her extensive accolades in the field. Lucinda also highlights the role of technology

Are you constantly measuring yourself against everyone else at work? This constant comparison is exhausting. And according to today’s guest, Ruchika T. Malhotra, it's also sabotaging you. Ruchika is the author of Uncompete: Rejecting Competition to Unlock Success and joins Melody to share a radically different approach to success – one that doesn't require being obsessed with always being the best. What You’ll Discover: The invisible beliefs about competition draining your energy at wor...

B2B marketers often overlook affiliate partnerships. Without a clear understanding of the value of affiliates, they miss out on different channels for sustainable growth.In this episode, Ben Meyer (VP of Digital Marketing Services at Cleverbridge) sits down with Tyler Calder (CMO at PartnerStack) to break down effective affiliate strategies in the e-commerce space. Ben draws on nearly 15 years of experience in customer service and digital marketing to show how companies can leverage

Picture a 193 megawatt solar site with roughly 1,200 sheep on patrol. Each one needs three to seven gallons of water a day. If you treat that as free grazing, it fails. Treat it as a service with checklists, water logistics, and predator defense, it works.My guest is Brad Quigley, an Army veteran who served nearly 26 years. He went from missile defense and aviation to ranch foreman in West Texas, and now runs Solar Ranch Experts, using sheep to manage vegetation on solar farms. We talk about the

In this week’s episode of Work From The Inside Out, I had the pleasure of speaking with Doug Hall, author, inventor, and founder of Eureka Ranch and Brain Brew Distillery. Named one of America’s top innovation experts, Doug has spent his career turning big ideas into practical, reproducible systems for organizations worldwide. His journey began as a curious kid in Maine, supported by his family who encouraged his inventiveness, which set the stage for a lifetime of discovery and problem-solving.Doug

In this episode, host Jacqueline Frost talks to Paolo Beltrame, CEO Australia & New Zealand at EQUANS. Paolo shares his passion for treating gender balance as a business transformation rather than merely an HR initiative. He believes injecting inclusion at field level is crucial, especially as a high percentage of employees hold technical roles, and many future leaders emerge from these positions. Without inclusion at the base, achieving balance at senior levels becomes nearly impos...

Questions? Comments? Episode suggestions? Send us a text message!#216: Alistair Gordon is the founder of Expertunity, and a world-renowned authority on subject matter experts.  He explains why talented specialists get stuck doing low level work, the skills specialists need to advance their career, and the options specialists have for career progression. What you’ll learn[02:05] The signs that you’re hitting a ceiling in your career. [04:58] Why some high-level workers get stuck doing low-level

In this episode of the Athlete2Business podcast, I sit down with AJ Walters, a former professional tennis player turned recruitment powerhouse. AJ opens up about his journey from the ATP circuit to building a thriving career in sales and recruitment, sharing the challenges he faced and the lessons he’s learned along the way.We dive into how his athletic mindset and competitive nature helped shape his approach to business, as well as the routines and habits that drive his success. Whether you’re an

At just 28, Bralan Spencer represents the new wave of water infrastructure professionals — driven, grounded, and eager to learn. Growing up around the industry gave him perspective, but earning his place has been all about effort and integrity. In this episode, Bralan shares what it’s like learning from veterans like Brock Spencer and Ron Hatt, building his career at RepMasters, and finding purpose in an industry that keeps communities running.

Friendships aren’t static. They evolve, ebb, and sometimes fade. In this conversation, we dig into how our friendships have shifted from high school to college to our 30s, what “seasonality” really looks like, and how to make new friends in a new city or stage of life without forcing it. We also talk about balancing work friendships, keeping boundaries when roles change, and why “friendship love languages” matter. (Bonus: a very on-theme Halloween moment involving a mysteriously flying