The Workplace Communication Podcast

Whether it’s a language barrier, a generational gap, cultural misunderstandings, or the invisible walls built by socioeconomic class, communication in today’s world can be complex and challenging. More often than not, miscommunication isn’t just about words; it’s about tone, context power dynamics, and the silent biase

For years, many companies have viewed worker wellbeing as an expense, but what if this mindset is holding them back from true success? According to Anant Nyshadham, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Good Business Lab (GBL) and Associate Professor at the University of Michigan, building a good business is more th

Imagine navigating the world of leadership while juggling the weight of societal expectations, constantly being the reliable go-to person, yet feeling a disconnect between how confident you appear on the outside and how unsure you feel on the inside. For Sarah Schneider, this wasn’t just an occasional challenge - it wa

Making a career change is no easy feat. But for Layne “The Auctionista,” it’s been nothing short of transformative. From a financial advisor to redefining the role of the charity auctioneer, Layne has built an incredible path that challenges industry norms and pushes boundaries.    Their story is a testament to the pow

2024 was a year that forced me to re-evaluate everything –personally and professionally.   Last year wasn’t just about running a business; it was about navigating grief, rebuilding purpose, and finding strength in moments when it felt impossible to move forward.   On this episode of The Workplace Communication Podcast,

Being “one of the guys” has always been seen as an achievement. A recognition of having made it. Oftentimes, ‘guy’ related phrases are thrown around, with the assumption that the noun covers the entire gender spectrum, just like most dictionaries define it.    But just who are the guys?   And why are we all forced to f