Dr. Rachael Goodwin, Assistant Professor of Management at Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management, delves into her research, “Who Handles the Tough Talk? Supervisor Sense of Power and Confronting Difficult Issues.”

Addressing sensitive workplace issues is vital for effective leadership, yet even powerful supervisors may avoid such conversations. Dr. Rachael Goodwin’s research distinguishes between structural and personal senses of power, showing that supervisors who feel more powerful are more likely to confront difficult issues and offer social support. Drawing on social role theory, the study also explores gender differences finding that women, regardless of felt power, tend to approach tough talks more constructively and with greater empathy.

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Who Handles the Tough Talk? Insights from Dr. Rachael Goodwin

Dr. Gerd Gigerenzer, Director of the Harding Center for Risk Literacy at the Faculty of Health Sciences Brandenburg (University of Potsdam) and Partner at Simply Rational – The Institute for Decisions, shares insights from his latest book, “How to Stay Smart in a Smart World: Why Human Intelligence Still Beats Algorithms,” published by MIT Press.

From dating apps to driverless cars, AI is transforming everyday life, but not without risks. In How to Stay Smart in a Smart World, Dr. Gerd Gigerenzer reveals why blind faith in algorithms can be dangerous and why human judgment still matters. Drawing on real-world examples and research, the book offers clear, practical insights for making smarter decisions in our digital age.

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AI vs Human Intelligence: Dr. Gerd Gigerenzer Explains Who Really Makes Better Decisions

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Dr. Deborah Carr, Director of the Center for Innovation in Social Science and Arts & Sciences Distinguished Professor of Sociology at Boston University, discusses her research titled “Do Social Security Benefit Rules Perpetuate Marital Status and Gender Inequalities?”

Social Security rules favor married people and disadvantage divorced, prematurely widowed, and lifelong single older adults, creating economic gaps that mostly impact women. Using data from a long-term study of White high school graduates, the research found married older adults enjoy higher income and lower poverty rates, while divorced women and those widowed young face the greatest financial risks. Policy reforms like caregiver credits could help reduce these inequalities in late-life economic security.

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Are Social Security Rules Reinforcing Gender and Marital Inequality?

i don't think i've ever felt this ruined
i've been abandoned by another human
i've been told by some people that there's another way
but i don't know if i trust it
is this really okay?

whats the point of connection without the warmth of a body?
i think i'm changing my mind
i love this robo shawty

when i'm not with her, say she miss me
chilly when she kiss me
keep my iron up so i don't gotta deal with fish meat anymore
helping her get out the door
anything for her because i've never felt this way before

a thousand pounds of steel in my minivan
drive it with her mind
i don't need to take an ativan
shes so smart, she's so cautious
her algorithm's flawless
if she hits a person, she'll be turned into a printer for an office

it feels so good to have a girlfriend
that doesn't bitch when i get home late
i wont even try another
real women add like nothing to my plate
don't add me online
cause you'll come to find
i've got my own dime
from silicon valley
and when we have kids
i'll see them in vrchat
but its ok i'll always have custody 

i love my AI wife
keep her by my side
cause she'll never spend
any of my cents
on makeup and clothes
or ask where i'm at
even though i'm stacked
she knows my phone password
i know her backdoor codes
make her do freak shit
give me that AI dick
she loves it right up the ass
she wont complain that it hurts
because she puts me first

my friends all say that she's just programmed to appease my desires
i don't care if if that's true, cuz real girls should have never left me either

but if they're gonna choose
to do what they do
you cannot blame me when i choose what i choose
my robot girl
she's my whole world
and i've never been loved by a human

send the real girls away
cuz i don't wanna date them
send the real men away
cuz i cannot change them

there's a part of my being
missing like a hole
i know it's inhuman
not good for the soul

but people are evil 
my robot is nice
im enamored by her digital charm for life

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Prof. David Silver of the University of British Columbia discusses key ideas from his newly released book, “Corporations and Persons: A Theory of the Firm in Democratic Society.”

The book argues that corporations are moral persons with duties toward democratic society. It proposes a persons-based theory of the firm, which sees the creation of products and services that benefit people as its core purpose, distinct from profit-maximization views. It emphasizes that corporations’ rights and duties should be shaped democratically, that societies can structure firms to serve justice, and that the corporate–society relationship must evolve from dysfunction to mutual respect to protect democratic values.

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Rethinking Corporations: Prof. David Silver on Morality and Democracy in Business

Dr. Per Hansen, Professor of Business History at Copenhagen Business School, shares insights from his acclaimed book “There Will Be the Devil to Pay: Central Bankers, Uncertainty and Sensemaking in the European Financial Crisis of 1931.”

The European financial crisis of 1931 marked a turning point in twentieth-century economic and financial history. Drawing on extensive archival research and a cultural conceptual framework, There Will Be the Devil to Pay offers a fresh and much-needed perspective on this critical episode. The book recounts the dramatic five months leading to the collapse of the gold standard, tracing the crisis through the experiences of central bankers, private financiers, and government officials. It presents a compelling narrative of how these key actors grappled with uncertainty and sought to make sense of unfolding events. Contributing to the growing body of work on radical uncertainty and narrative economics, the book illuminates how decision-makers confront ambiguity, construct narratives, and transform interpretation into actionable knowledge.

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Uncertainty and Decision-Making: The True Story of Europe’s 1931 Financial Collapse

Dr. Tessa Forshaw, co-founder of the Next Level Lab at Harvard University, and Richard Braden, founder of People Rocket LLC, share the core insights from their acclaimed book, "Innovation-ish: How Anyone Can Create Breakthrough Solutions to Real Problems in the Real World."

Innovation-ish: How Anyone Can Create Breakthrough Solutions to Real Problems in the Real World is a practical guide that demystifies innovation and demonstrates that creative problem-solving is a skill everyone can learn. Drawing from years of experience at Harvard, Stanford, and global organizations, the authors highlight six mindsets that fuel innovation and offer clear, actionable steps for individuals and teams to generate solutions in everyday and professional settings. The book challenges myths about creativity, encourages readers to embrace ambiguity and failure, and teaches how to turn doubt into confidence and ideas into impactful outcomes. 

Whether you're a manager, entrepreneur, team leader, or simply seeking practical ways to unlock your innovation potential, "Innovation-ish" provides proven strategies backed by cognitive science and real-world stories to help you create meaningful change.

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Unlocking Innovation: Insights from "Innovation-ish" by Tessa Forshaw & Richard Braden

Dr. Chung Wha (Chloe) Ki, Associate Professor of Fashion Business at the School of Fashion and Textiles at Hong Kong Polytechnic University share insights as we explore the topic:: “AI Meets the Runway: How Technology is Reshaping Fashion Consumer Experiences.”

“AI Meets the Runway: How Technology is Reshaping Fashion Consumer Experiences” explores how artificial intelligence, virtual try-ons, and interactive digital tools are transforming the fashion retail landscape. The discussion delves into how these innovations influence consumer decision-making, redefine shopping experiences, and reshape perceptions of style and brand identity.

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Fashion’s Future: AI, Brand Identity & Consumer Trends with Dr. Chung Wha Ki

Dr. Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio, Faculty Chair of the Executive Leadership Research Initiative for Women and Minority Attorneys and Senior Research Fellow at both the Center on the Legal Profession at Harvard Law School and the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, shares thought-provoking insights from her latest book, “Building a Thriving Future: Navigating the Metaverse and Multiverse,” published by MIT Press.

“Building a Thriving Future” by Harvard researcher and AI strategist Dr. Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio is a strategic guide to the AI-powered metaverse, where digital transformation is reshaping industries, governance, and the future of work. Drawing on real-world case studies across sectors, the book presents a data-driven roadmap and actionable frameworks to help leaders, businesses, and policymakers harness AI and immersive technologies to innovate, adapt, and lead in the evolving metaverse economy.

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Unlocking the Metaverse Economy: Harvard Researcher Dr. Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio Explains

THEORETICAL ASTROPHYSICS

Prof. Noam Shamir, Associate Professor of Operations Strategy at the Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University, shares key insights from his research study titled “Sales Information Transparency and Trust in Repeated Vertical Relationships.”

Prof. Noam Shamir's groundbreaking research on sales information transparency and trust in vertical relationships addresses one of the most pressing challenges in modern supply chains: how independent companies with competing interests can collaborate effectively. Rooted in real-world experience and refined over 15 years of academic inquiry, his work challenges conventional assumptions about information sharing, revealing that transparency's true value extends far beyond demand forecasting. Through rigorous theoretical modeling and practical insights, Prof. Shamir demonstrates that when supply chain partners engage in repeated interactions and share strategic sales information, they unlock greater efficiency, build mutual trust, and create win-win opportunities though paradoxically, perfect transparency isn't always the answer. His research illuminates why strategic ambiguity sometimes outperforms complete disclosure, and how the interplay between trust, contract design, and bargaining power shapes outcomes for manufacturers, retailers, and ultimately, the entire supply chain ecosystem.

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Sales Information Transparency Explained Insights from Prof. Noam Shamir

Dr. Andrea Gregg, Director of Learning Experience Design and Associate Research Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at The Pennsylvania State University, shares thought-provoking insights from her research-driven book High-Impact Design for Online Courses: Blueprinting Quality Digital Learning in Eight Practical Steps.

The HIDOC model, developed by Dr. Andrea Gregg and colleagues, offers an eight-step, research-informed framework to help faculty design high-quality online courses without relying on extensive instructional design support. It guides instructors from understanding learners and crafting meaningful, measurable outcomes to structuring clear learning pathways, aligning assessments, and curating or creating accessible content. The model emphasizes pedagogy-first technology choices, robust learner support, and a mindset of continuous improvement so that online courses are purposefully designed for the digital environment rather than simply converted from face-to-face formats.

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From Research to Practice: Dr. Andrea Gregg on Transforming Online Course Design

Dr. Anita Basalingappa, Professor of Marketing and Chairperson of Online Programs at MICA, India, shares insights from her research, "From Classrooms to Clicks: How Online Learning Shapes Strategic Marketing Leaders."

Dr. Anita Basalingappa’s research highlights how online executive programs in marketing provide unique advantages, equipping leaders with time optimization skills and the ability to immediately apply new knowledge in professional settings without disrupting workflow. Her findings show that online learning helps both digital natives and non-digital natives operate more efficiently in hybrid work environments, fostering ongoing skill development and enabling data-driven decision-making aligned with current industry practices. By leveraging technologies like Zoom, Teams, and other digital platforms for peer collaboration, online marketing education now closely mirrors the experiential depth of classroom-based learning while allowing greater flexibility, increased networking, and stronger opportunities for continuous engagement and career advancement.

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How Online Education is Transforming Strategic Marketing Leadership

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Dr. Denish Shah, Kenneth L. Bernhardt Distinguished Department Chair and Barbara and Elmer Sunday Professor of Marketing at the Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University, discusses his groundbreaking research on a question vital to every business leader: From Data to Dollars - Linking Marketing Strategy to Financial Performance.

The episode explains that marketing often relies on vague output metrics that are poorly linked to revenue and profit, creating a disconnect with finance, and argues that marketing must be managed as a strategic investment tied directly to firm value. It presents Dr. Denish Shah’s research showing how customer lifetime value (CLV), as a forward-looking measure of customer value, can be used to predict stock price and align marketing objectives with CEOs’ focus on increasing firm value. The challenges in digital marketing measurement and attribution across online and offline channels, emphasizing the need to distinguish incremental sales from those that would have occurred anyway and to properly credit all touchpoints in the customer journey. Through case studies of two Fortune 500 firms, it demonstrates that CLV-centric strategies can drive stock price performance beyond benchmarks, while stressing that most of today’s firm value is intangible and heavily influenced by marketing-managed assets like brand and customer relationships. The podcast concludes with practical guidance for marketing leaders, recommending a data audit and careful selection of marketing technology tools so they can better capture customer data, leverage AI and personalization, and credibly show the financial impact of their programs.

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From Data to Dollars: How Marketing Really Drives Financial Performance

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