Jun 29, 2020
If you're a business owner and you don't have a stated position on diversity, equity, and inclusion, you are behind the times. This week's summer rerun is an interview with Jonathan Pitts, former executive director of Chicago Improv Productions, who has spent the last couple of years on a global improv "walkabout,"...
Jun 22, 2020
Whether you are happily searching for something new or feeling stuck in your current job, it's important to know how to package the amazing work you've done already into transferable skills. In this week's summer rerun, I talk with Rachel Fowler--actor, director, and executive coach--about how to identify...
Jun 16, 2020
Because of our need now more than ever to be able to connect with strangers, I decided to rerun this episode with Margaret Hicks on applied improv training.
Margaret is an award-winning tour guide in Chicago and has developed workshops that use improv theater techniques to help other tour guides connect with their...
Jun 8, 2020
The episode I had planned for this week was not appropriate for the times, so here are links to some other podcasts that deserve your attention:
- White Lies by NPR
- The 1619 Project by the New York Times
- Uncivil by Gimlet Media
- The Witness Podcast Network - Pass the Mic
- Seeing White
Jun 1, 2020
Welcome to summer reruns! The time of year that I bring back the most popular episodes from the past year for you to rediscover all the juicy bits you forgot you learned.
This week is part 2 of my interview with Susan Axelrod about self care for leaders.
We have been given the gift of a pause, and if you have...