Breaking the Class Ceiling, Demystifying Social Mobility is an educational podcast hosted by Aleysha Shergill, a History graduate who completed her dissertation on social mobility and is keen to continue her research by interviewing guest speakers and more. Aleysha aims to open up conversations about social mobility, using podcast episodes to interview guests to demystify competitive careers, in addition to discussing social mobility as a concept more broadly. Aleysha’s first guest on episode one of the podcast is Orla Lamb, a University Access Officer at The Access Project, a charity dedicated to improving access to higher education for unrepresented groups. Aleysha and Orla discuss their experiences of education, the work of non-profits such as The Access Project, and the difficulties facing students today, in addition to conversations about how effective social mobility is for reducing social inequality.


Breaking the Class Ceiling Demystifying Social Mobility w/ Aleysha Shergil 03/03/25 - [Voices Radio]

The biggest threat to your team’s success isn’t AI, the economy, or budget cuts—it’s how their brains respond to uncertainty. In times of constant change, fear takes over, the brain shifts into defensive mode, and decision-making grinds to a halt. The best leaders don’t just manage people—they rewire how their teams think about change. In this episode of The Brain on Work, Dr. Bray breaks down the neuroscience of leadership in the era of perpetual upheaval and reveals how to shift teams from fearful and reactive behavior to adaptable and unstoppable. 

Dr. Bray will dive into why psychological safety is the foundation of innovation, how cognitive overload is quietly killing productivity, and why dopamine is the secret weapon for motivation in uncertain times. You’ll learn how to break your team’s fear cycle, use brain-based strategies to manage mental energy, and create small wins that keep momentum alive—no matter what’s happening around you. This isn’t just another leadership pep talk; it’s a scientific playbook for leading in chaos.

If you’re tired of waiting for things to "settle down" and want to start leading confidently in uncertainty, this episode is for you. The future belongs to leaders who train their teams to thrive in disruption—not just survive it.

QUOTES BY DR. BRAY
"Fear destroys innovation and productivity. To thrive, we must rewire our teams for adaptability."
"Failure is a gift. It’s hard, it knocks you down, but guess what? You come back better. That’s called being resilient."
"Break goals into mini-milestones. Small wins keep the dopamine flowing and drive long-term success."

Episode 569 The Science of Living in Uncertainty

Ever felt like you completely ? Like one day you woke up and thought, Wait… who even am I anymore? If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and, spoiler alert, it’s not just in your head. There’s real science behind why we fuse our identities with our partners and why breakups can feel like more than just heartbreak—they can feel like an identity crisis. In this eye-opening conversation, I sit down with relationship scientist Dr. Morgan Cope to break down the psychology behind losing yourself in a relationship, why it happens, and most importantly—how to rebuild your identity after love. Whether you're freshly single, in a relationship that feels too enmeshed, or just curious about how relationships shape our sense of self, this episode is packed with insights, humor, and practical strategies to help you come back to YOU. Timestamps: 00:00 - Is Losing Yourself in a Relationship a Real Thing? 00:35 - Meet Dr. Morgan Cope &amp; Her Research on Relationships &amp; Identity 01:00 - Understanding Identity in Relationships 03:07 - Attachment Styles and Identity 07:30 - Impact of Breakups on Identity 24:42 - Mental and Physical Effects of Breakups 30:27 - Fear of Being Single 32:02 - Changing the Environment vs Changing Yourself 36:56 - Rebounding and Self-Expansion 39:14 - Identity and Values Assessment 44:11 - Cult Psychology and Group Identity 51:21 - Personal Growth Through Relationship Challenges  Feeling lost after a breakup? I know how hard it can be to find yourself again, so I created something to help you out on your healing journey. Check out my FREE  to get personalized insights on where you are in your healing journey &amp; how to move forward so you can begin to feel like yourself again. And if you’d like to keep this conversation going, I’d love to hear from you! You can find me on  or . Every week, I drop a new podcast episode dedicated to your personal growth and healing so you can create love, happiness, and success in your life. I hope to see you there!&nbsp; Xoxo   P.S. Know someone who might need to hear this? Share this video with a friend who’s struggling in their relationship or going through a tough breakup. 💕

#443 Love Shouldn’t Erase You: How to Stop Losing Yourself in a Relationship

What does success look like beyond the traditional indicators of achievement? In this episode, Kevin interviews Adrian Kelly to discuss the complexities of success, the common misconceptions about it, and how leaders can redefine success for themselves and their teams. Adrian emphasizes the importance of resilience, learning from failure, and the idea that success is often a collaborative effort rather than an individual one. Kevin and Adrian also examine the role of balance in leadership, the risks associated with groupthink, and the concept of viewing setbacks as opportunities for learning rather than failures.  Listen For   00:00 Intro: What is Success? 00:34 Welcome to The Remarkable Leadership Podcast 01:22 Kevin’s Latest Book: Flexible Leadership 02:17 Introducing Adrian Kelly 03:28 Adrian’s Background: Law, Sports &amp; Psychology 05:09 Growing Up in Ireland: Challenges &amp; Motivation 08:08 Why Write The Success Complex? 10:14 Defining Success: A Subjective and Fleeting Concept 11:27 Success is a Team Sport 13:02 The Invisible Forces Holding Us Back 14:25 Self-Transcendence: The Highest Form of Success 16:08 Balance: The Key to Sustainable Success 17:45 How People Lose Their Way 18:43 Stress, Resilience &amp; The Role of Recovery 20:33 Growth Through Challenge: Pushing Limits 22:47 The Danger of Groupthink &amp; Surrounding Yourself with the Right People 23:37 Never Lose Again: The Power of Learning &amp; Growth 27:27 Increasing Your Luck: How to Create Opportunities 31:46 Storytelling &amp; The Power of Examples in the Book 32:42 What Does Adrian Do for Fun? 33:11 What is Adrian Reading? 34:34 Where to Connect with Adrian Kelly 35:30 Kevin’s Final Challenge: Taking Action 36:42 Closing &amp; Next Week’s Episode Teaser Adrian's Story:&nbsp;Adrian Kelly is the author of&nbsp;The Success Complex: Ancient Wisdom,&nbsp;The Building Blocks of Life, and&nbsp;Your Path to Sustained Success. He is a recognized sports and performance coach, award-winning lawyer, and a sought-after guest speaker. He has lectured and been an external examiner at the Law Society of Ireland, where he is currently undertaking a master’s degree in psychology. Adrian is keenly interested in promoting sport and well-being and is the current Chairman of the multi-million euro and award-winning Peace Link Sport Complex Clones in Ireland. With a broad spectrum of sports coaching experience, from Senior Intercounty Ladies Gaelic Football to amateur baseball both domestically and internationally with the U18 Irish International Team at two European Championships, he also works closely with a number of high schools, pioneering the Dragon’s Den programs and competitions for students and overseeing a college scholarship program. A former solicitor, ranked at the top of the profession by Legal 500, Adrian’s entrepreneurial journey includes working with high net-worth individuals and cofounding a rapidly growing renewable energy company, where he played a crucial role from 2008 to 2018. Following this he has been active as a business advisor and coach, assisting over 100 companies with his team across both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.    This Episode is brought to you by...    is every leader’s guide to greater success in a world of increasing complexity and chaos.&nbsp;  Book Recommendations     &nbsp;by Adrian Kelly  &nbsp;by David Robert Grimes&nbsp;    Like this?       Join Our Community If you want to view our live podcast episodes, hear about new releases, or chat with others who enjoy this podcast join one of our communities below.   &nbsp;  Leave a Review   If you liked this conversation, we’d be thrilled if you’d let others know by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts.&nbsp;&nbsp;for posting a review.  Review on Apple: &nbsp;  &nbsp; Podcast Better! Sign up with Libsyn and get up to 2 months free!  &nbsp;

Rethinking Success with Adrian Kelly

edie’s editor Matt Mace returns to the Green Room, where the edie team sits down with the biggest names in corporate sustainability to gain valuable insight an lessons, find out what gets them out of bed each morning and what trends they see on the horizon. Our special guest for this episode is Suzanne Lindsay-Walker, VP of sustainability at aluminium giant Novelis.

Suzanne joined Novelis in 2021, having previously spearheaded corporate sustainability strategies for delivery firm UPS, logistics giant Brambles and retailers Kroger and Petsmart.

She is currently responsible for the delivery of Novelis 3x30 – an ambitious integrated sustainability and business growth strategy covering process decarbonisation, the circular economy and first-mover investments in new technologies.

She shares her views on moving sustainability into the strategic functions of business, and her learnings on remaining resilient and cutting through the noise.



In edie's Green Room with Novelis's VP of sustainability, Suzanne Lindsay-Walker

In this episode of “Knowledge Counts”, host Wendy Hobbs speaks with Tammy Stockley, PQS(F), Chair of CIQS, about the CIQS Women's Coffee Circle webinar series and women in construction.

Knowledge Counts: Women in Construction with Tammy Stockley

Welcome back to the Power of Owning Your Career Podcast! Simone Morris is joined by Dan Castle, a 30-year career veteran with a story you won't want to miss. From astronaut dreams to tech leadership, Dan's journey is a masterclass in embracing change and leveraging your strengths. He'll share his invaluable insights on career strategy, networking, and standing firm on your values. Get ready for a candid conversation on integrity, disruption, and taking control of your professional path. Dan's Bio: Dan has formal training in psychology, philosophy, information systems management, design thinking, and organizational dynamics. Dan has facilitated workshops and spoken at several organizations, worked as a TA in the graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania, facilitated workshops at Penn State University, and is currently an adjunct professor at Drexel University. &nbsp;In addition, Dan is enrolled in the Doctoral program at Fielding Graduate University in Organizational Change and Development. &nbsp;Dan is both a published author (2022) and TEDx speaker (2023) and believes wholeheartedly in sharing his life experiences and stories with the world. &nbsp; Since the recording of this episode, Dan has taken on a new role at Oligo Security. A Time Stamp Of The Episode: 00:00 Customer Success and Organizational Dynamics 05:18 "Interview Preparation Beyond Algorithms" 09:42 Networking: Key to Opportunity 13:33 Respect: Earned, Not Demanded 14:18 "Respect is Earned, Not Given" 20:34 Commitment and Contribution Over Paycheck 23:52 "Breaking Vicious Cycles" 26:45 Finding Personal Empowerment Through Education 28:27 Podcast Guest Dan Castle   Resources shared by Dan:  AI References:      Books:         Connect with our guest, Dan Castle, at . Connect with the show's host, Simone E. Morris, at . To apply to be a guest on the show, visit bit.ly/pooycshowguest.   ✴️ Get More Support for Your Career: 🟢 Get Simone's Book, The Power of Owning Your Career () 🟢 Get Simone's Book, 52 Tips for Owning Your Career () 🟢 Get Simone's Book, Achievement Unlocked: Strategies to Set Goals and Manifest Them (&nbsp; 🟢 Book a complimentary coaching exploration call with Simone at

Navigating Career Pivots and Building a Legacy with Integrity

Chris Holman welcomes back Kinexus / HR Collaborative spotlight guest
Roger Curtis,  Executive Director, Youth Solutions, Benton Harbor, MI.
 
There were several questions Chris wanted to find out 
Tell me more about Youth Solutions and what you all do?

Roger, MBN has known you in many roles review that?

How many youth do you typically impact each year? (As in how many youth impacted, and number of programs we have and how many cities the program is working in)

What are some highlights from 2024, as far as your tracked metrics and outcomes?

What are your goals for 2025, especially in unique ones important for Michigan's businesses and economy?

About Roger Curtis, Executive Director, Youth Solutions. 

I am incredibly excited and honored to lead a talented and dedicated team at Youth Solutions. Together, we will create lasting and meaningful change and opportunities for Michigan and our youth. We are committed to providing every youth in Michigan high-quality, career-focused education so that each one graduates high school with a clear and actionable post-secondary pathway to a successful life. This is my passion and my purpose!

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Michigan Business Beat | Roger Curtis, Youth Solutions: Developing Michigan's Future Workforce

Are You Stereotyping Yourself? Have you ever thought about how you define yourself? Maybe you've said, "I'm bad at math" or "I'm an extrovert." But are those statements always true? In this episode, Kevin Eikenberry explores the concept of self-stereotyping—how we unconsciously put ourselves into boxes that limit our potential. By recognizing and challenging these self-imposed labels, we can unlock more flexibility and growth in our personal and professional lives. This episode is part of an ongoing series based on Kevin’s book, Flexible Leadership: Navigate Uncertainty and Lead with Confidence. Learn how to break free from self-stereotypes and become a more adaptable leader. 🔹 Get your copy of Flexible Leadership here →  My name is Kevin Eikenberry and I’m here to help you reach your goal as a leader and a human being with Remarkable TV and the Remarkable Leadership Podcast. I am also the Chief Potential Officer of The Kevin Eikenberry Group. We provide speaking, training, consulting, and coaching services to organizations who believe in investing in their most valuable assets – their people. Whether we are leading a training workshop, speaking to a group, facilitating a planning meeting, consulting with a leadership team, helping with team building, writing or developing products, our vision will be clear in everything we do – We want to be Your Leadership Help Button. Learn more about our offerings: ➡️ FREE NEWSLETTERs: Sign up for any of our newsletters:   ➡️ BOOK: Check out my latest book, The Long-Distance Teammate:   ➡️ LEADERSHIP WORKSHOPS: Sign up for any of our online workshops to help you become a better leader:   ➡️ SPEAKING: Learn more about our Speaking opportunities for your next event: &nbsp; Connect with Kevin Eikenberry on Social Media:&nbsp;         About Kevin Eikenberry: Kevin Eikenberry is the Chief Potential Officer of the Kevin Eikenberry Group, a world expert on leadership development, best-selling author, sought-after speaker, popular blogger, husband and dad, a fan of Purdue athletics and antique tractors (especially John Deere’s). About The Remarkable Leadership Podcast: The Remarkable Leadership Podcast with Kevin Eikenberry is dedicated to all things leadership. Twice a week Kevin shares his thoughts about leadership development and ideas to help you lead more confidently and make a bigger difference for those you lead. He also has weekly conversations with leadership experts discussing a wide range of topics including teamwork, organizational culture, facilitating change, personal and organizational development, human potential and more. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Are You Stereotyping Yourself? - Thoughts from Kevin

For years, antidepressants have been the default solution for dementia patients struggling with depression, anxiety, and aggression. But what if they’re actually making things worse? A groundbreaking new study from the Karolinska Institute has found that dementia patients on SSRIs like Lexapro, Celexa, and Zoloft experience faster cognitive decline than those not on medication. Are we treating symptoms at the cost of accelerating the disease itself?

In this episode, Dr. Bray dives into the science behind these findings. We’ll explore:
-How SSRIs impact the aging brain—and why they may be ineffective for many people
-The hidden risks of antidepressants, including cognitive fog, emotional blunting, and increased fall risk
-A smarter approach to dementia care—why non-drug interventions should be considered first

The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to mental health and dementia. What works for one person may not work for another. That’s why it’s critical for patients, caregivers, and medical professionals to stay informed, ask questions, and do their own research before making treatment decisions.

If you or a loved one is facing a decision about antidepressants and dementia, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss. Listen now, and make sure you have all the facts before choosing a treatment plan because better decisions start with better knowledge.

QUOTES BY DR. BRAY
"Your brain health and your physical health are your responsibility. Do not abdicate them to somebody else."
"Consider non-drug interventions first—therapy, lifestyle changes, and social engagement can be powerful tools."
"We need to ask questions and look for signs—because sometimes, the biggest tragedies come from what we didn’t see."


Episode 570 The Antidepressant Dilemma

Ever wonder why your child melts down over the tiniest thing—or how to actually help them navigate big emotions? Today, we’re diving into the world of , an evidence-based approach that helps kids build confidence, self-regulation, and emotional resilience… all through PLAY. I’m joined by the amazing Dr. Brenna Hicks, a specialist in helping parents use these techniques at home to create a happier, calmer family environment. Whether you have a preschooler, a strong-willed school-age kid, or a moody teen, this conversation will give you powerful tools to understand your child’s emotional world—and strengthen your bond in the process. We’re covering:   What makes Child-Centered Play Therapy different from other approaches   How play can help kids process emotions (even when words fail!)   What really causes tantrums and dysregulation   Simple therapist-approved parenting strategies you can start using today   How to know if your child might need therapy—and how to find the right therapist   Timestamps: 03:29 - What is Child-Centered Play Therapy (and why does it work?) 09:27 - The parent’s role in play therapy (and why it’s a game-changer!) 16:03 - Why kids “act out” and what’s really going on 23:09 - The surprising science behind play as therapy 34:41 - How therapy transforms kids from anxious to confident 36:27 - What to do if your child is struggling emotionally 43:20 - How to tell if a therapist is actually qualified to help your child 47:58 - Parenting tips: What to say (and what not to say) to your kid 53:11 - When to seek professional help &amp; what to look for in a therapist 01:02:49 - Resources, next steps &amp; final thoughts I know how much you love your child and want the absolute best for them. Parenting is one of the most rewarding—and challenging—jobs in the world, and sometimes, we all need a little extra guidance and encouragement. That’s why I created the Happy Families Collection—a curated set of expert tips, strategies, and insights designed to help you build a stronger, more connected, and emotionally healthy family. ✨ 👉  And if you loved this episode, let’s stay connected!&nbsp; for daily inspiration and expert-backed advice, and don’t forget to  for even more deep-dive conversations so you can create love, happiness, and success in your life. You’re doing an amazing job, and I’m so honored to be on this journey with you! Xoxo   P.S. If you know a parent who could benefit from this episode, share it with them! I know personally that us parents really appreciate the love and support. &nbsp;

#444 Child-Centered Play Therapy for Raising Emotionally Resilient Kids

For this special Women in Construction Week episode, we talked to Jackie Erley with Belfor Property Restoration on how she built a path from the restaurant industry into construction — with support from other women along the way.

Find your own fulfilling career at buildyourpath.org!

Relationship Building from Hospitality to Construction with Guest Jackie Erley

I was having lunch with a friend who is a retired venture capitalist and we drifted into a discussion of the startups she funded. We agreed that all her founding CEOs seemed to have the same set of personality traits – tenacious, passionate, relentless, resilient, agile, and comfortable operating in chaos. I said, “well for me you’d have to add coming from a dysfunctional family.”  Her response was surprising, “Steve, almost all my CEO’s came from very tough childhoods.  It was one of the characteristics I specifically looked for. It’s why all of you operated so well in the unpredictable environment that all startups face.”



Founders and dysfunctional families

Whether you’re crafting a brand message, delivering a speech, or simply trying to make an idea stick, the way you tell your story matters. Knowing your audience, embracing personality, and making messages actionable ensures that stories don’t just entertain — they inspire and drive real impact.

Using Gustav Freytag’s classic story arc as a guide, Karen takes us through Render's process for engaging an audience from start to finish. Join us as we dissect how the right storytelling approach can transform communication and leave a meaningful impression.


Case Study: Storytelling Essentials with Render

Business trailblazer, philanthropist and advocate for women empowerment, Bonnie Boezeman AO, believes nurses should have equal opportunity to advance in their careers. Speaking on the SCU Buzz podcast, Bonnie shares insight into her entrepreneurial spirit and the creation of the Bonnie Boezeman AO Leadership in Nursing Scholarship, in partnership with Chief Executive Women and Southern Cross University.

Bonnie Boezeman AO on empowering female leaders

Marketing expert Daniela Butcu shares her journey in tech, tackling gender bias, advocating for inclusion, and leading change in diversity initiatives. The interview is part of a series on women in STEM. 

Women in STEM: Marketing expert Daniela Butcu on empowering women

👉 Conversamos con una líder en telecomunicaciones sobre su trayectoria, desafíos y consejos para mujeres en el mundo de las telecomunicaciones y tecnología.

🚀 Las telecomunicaciones necesitan más mujeres líderes. En este episodio especial por el Mes Internacional de la Mujer, conversamos con una NOC Manager sobre su camino profesional, los retos que ha enfrentado y sus consejos para más mujeres que desean entrar al mundo de la tecnología y telecomunicaciones.

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#MujeresEnTelecom #MujeresEnTecnología #CarreraEnTelecom #Networking #NOCManager #DíaInternacionalDeLaMujer #IndustriaTech #WomeninTech

Mujeres en las Telecomunicaciones – Entrevista con una NOC Manager | Carrera Profesional y Consejos

As more voices, businesses and initiatives pick up the conversation on the importance of tackling the climate crisis, this new page acts as a central home to edie's #SustyTalks and other upcoming special audio features.

Building on the success of edie’s long-standing Sustainability Uncovered podcast series, edie Extra is the place to find all the in-depth conversations with sustainability professionals about sustainability professionals.

From discussing the hot topics in the sustainability thought to retellings of how people got into the industry, edie Extra is the one-stop location for all of edie’s extra multimedia content.

Whether you’re a business leader, climate expert, environmental professional, youth activist, or just someone with a passion for all things sustainability and climate action – this page is a must-have for your bookmarks to keep up to date with latest sustainability developments.

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The Home of Business in Michigan. Get on-demand access to audio programs, articles and resources presented by savvy business leaders and industry experts.

The Remarkable Leadership Podcast is a weekly podcast with Kevin Eikenberry, speaking to leadership experts and leaders in a wide range of industries around the world. Kevin hand-picks guests to help the audience see the world differently, lead more confidently and make a bigger difference for those they lead. Topics include leadership, teamwork, organizational culture, facilitating change, organizational learning, and human potential.

Hi. Jen Estill and Karen Stefl here. In The Speak Easy Podcast, we share years of expertise in marketing, branding, video production, strategy—not to mention management, employee development, mentoring, sales, creativity, maintaining life balance, managing money, and.. you get the idea. It takes a lot to keep a couple of creative studios thriving. 

We developed this podcast after years of "how do you..." boss lady conversations. It was clear that if we were both in such similar places with regard to business growth, and personal growth, and work/life/motherhood/bossland balance, then other women may be, too. We'd been sharing confessions over cocktails for quite a while—solving problems, asking for advice, and whispering the secret fears and disappointments that successful women are never supposed to have. (You've had those, right? It's not just us?)

Thus, Speak Easy was born. Our goal and our promise is to speak with honesty about the challenges that experienced women in the creative industry face. To create a community where we can support one another and abandon the mantra that we put on a good face and make it look like we have it all together, even when we don't. You can expect honesty, complete vulnerability and even a good laugh.

And cocktails. You can expect cocktails.

Knowledge Counts is a podcast created by the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors and produced by Ryan Schriml, featuring one-on-one interviews, presentations and informative discussions from construction industry economists, influencers and experts. 

Host Wendy Hobbs is a PQS(F) who interviews guests on a variety of topics of interests to Professional Quantity Surveyors (PQS), Construction Estimator Certified (CEC), and professionals from all sectors of the construction industry.

For complete show notes, go to https://ciqs.org/podcast.

Steve Blank is the originator of customer development & godfather of the #leanstartup; this is his podcast.

Bienvenidos a The Orbit, donde discutimos todo lo relacionado a tecnología junto a invitados expertos en el campo. Acompáñanos y conoce sobre las últimas tendencias en telecomunicaciones, networking, seguridad, cloud, data center, y más.

Southern Cross University is a multi-campus university on Australia's east coast, with campuses in southeast Queensland adjacent to the Gold Coast Airport, in New South Wales at Lismore and in Coffs Harbour, where the University’s National Marine Science Centre is also located. We have branch campuses in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth and run The Hotel School Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in partnership with Mulpha Australia.

The Build Your Path podcast series explores how people get into their careers in the built environment. Interviews with industry members help highlight the paths they took to get to their positions. This podcast is for anyone interested in joining the construction career trades. New episodes come out the fourth Thursday every other month.

Your Favourite DJ's Mom's Favourite Station.

Broadcasting live from Coal Drops Yard, London Tues-Sun 11-11

The Dr. CK Bray Show is a 20-minute science and research-based podcast that aims to provide the information you need to create a better life and career. Dr. Bray shares the latest research findings in the areas of business, personal excellence and achievement, resilience and thriving, career, learning, leadership, change, and health.  He also provides a one-stop resource for actionable advice and tools to cover every aspect of your life. Be prepared to be simultaneously educated and entertained.

New tracks tagged #career