Shelly Brown is a force and she has great stories. A fellow speaker and author who also worked in tech once upon a time, Shelley talks about 'BULL SHOULD' and this beautiful idea that "What if Weird Wasn't Weird?" I think she's right. We're all
Hold onto your butts! Powerhouse speaker, swagger badass and friend Leslie Ehm chats with about swagger at work. We chat about what swagger really is, who has it, when and how to flex it and why a few animals have it (yes, we share a few storie
You know those stories that make you sweat when you think about them: "Should I tell those stories? They're not great!" If you are asking those questions, then the answer is YES. My guest, Heather Hubbard, a keynote speaker, lawyer and fantasti
Well Actually!....This is a fun episode. And one I've wanted to do for a while. I talk to two of my guy friends, Adrian McIntyre and Phil Gerbyshak, about mansplaining. We alternate between serious and levity - because mansplaining is that: a
My guest, fellow comedy improviser, company founder and author, Coonoor Behal and I chat about how companies lose women. A lot of women! "I deal every day with companies that are making more MEs (people like ME): women, women of color specifica
Humor at Work. Just saying it causes people to clench up. We’re scared. Really scared. And that sucks because humor is so important to our creativity, joy and well-being. That fear is because we're worried about being judged. What is humor, rea
Why is discussing toxic masculinity so hard today? Jeff Harry of Rediscover Your Play and I talk about the Alpha Male model, burnout, companies in crisis with unhappy employees: 85% of employees were disengaged before the pandemic. The media an
In this inaugural episode, I explain why I blew up my last podcast after 6 years, what matters to me - humor, truth and equitable change - and where I hope to explore with you. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod