The Workplace Innovator Podcast, hosted by speaker, entrepreneur and answer-man Mike Petrusky, offers real-world insights from top facility management & workplace leaders on how to use tech, talent and tenacity to create the best workplaces on earth. Powered by Eptura™, The Workplace Innovator helps corporate real estate, facility management, IT, and HR leaders design incredible “friction-free” workplace experiences that fuel employee productivity, tech innovation and optimal space utilization, today, and tomorrow. Tune in now!

Workplace Justice is a podcast discussing workplace issues. We cover topics and examples of various matters in employment law including pregnancy discrimination, how courts define a hostile work environment, whistleblowing, and everything in between. Workplace Justice is brought to you by the New York City employment and civil rights law firm Nisar Law Group. To talk to an employment lawyer at Nisar Law Group, visit http://www.nisarlaw.com or call 212-600-9534 for a free case evaluation.

Welcome to WorkPlace Radio, a new weekly radio/podcast series that dives into the evolving world of work across Canada. From hybrid models and AI integration to labour shortages and shifting employee expectations, the modern Canadian workplace is undergoing a transformation like never before. Each episode explores the trends, challenges, and innovations reshaping how we work, where we work, and what we expect from our careers.

Work Place Safety Review is a Greenberg Traurig Podcast which hosts interviews with experts from across the industry to discuss different aspects of work place safety and best practices for employers.

Workplace Warrior®: where you hear unique perspectives on leaders with an uncommon desire for results, who take charge, lead their teams and accomplish the mission. They are critical for success in our volatile, complex, and uncertain times. Sometimes, they are perceived as abrasive and occasionally called names like bully. Your host, Jordan Goldrich, grew up in a loud New York family and once lost an executive position because of his style. He is co-author of the Amazon Best Seller, Workplace Warrior®: People Skills For The No-Bulls**t Executive, Chief Operations Officer, Master Corporate Executive Coach, and Licensed Clinical Social Worker. His guests are part of his international network of Workplace Warrior® executives, master corporate executive coaches, and thought leaders. Each guest will engage you in conversation about their successes, mistakes, and solutions. You will get strategies for being completely authentic, while you fulfill your commitment to your organization, build positive relationships, and take performance to an even higher level.

Join Phil Eastwood for weekly reflections on what his clients are asking for - support in helping people in their organizations develop soft skills – such as empathy, accountability, communication, self-awareness, and respect. These are skills that may sound “soft,” but are anything but easy. The weekly Workplace YOU 2.0 show will contain: - Stories of growth and transformation in the workplace, - Practical tips for developing self-awareness and emotional intelligence, - Strategies for handling conflict and feedback with grace, - Insights into how organizations can support meaningful behaviour change, and - A steady reminder that change is always possible when someone is willing to do the work.

WORKSHED. Noun (Plural Worksheds) A shed where work is carried out. An occasional podcast hosted by Ian Lawton - Things and stuff about things and stuff... | Occasional guests are invited in the workshed, occasionally.

An interesting podcast from Trevor Green, detailing his bold exploration of woodworking from his garage workshop. In this podcast Trevor features woodworkers of the past, interesting woodworking videos, magazine reviews and interviews with well known woodworkers.

"Workspace Evolution" delves into the dynamic world of modern workspaces, catering to entrepreneurs, large companies, enterprises, and non-profits alike. Focusing on the experiences and insights of members at Urban Co-Works, we explore why forward-thinking organizations of all sizes are embracing flexible office solutions. Shedding the constraints of traditional setups for innovative, adaptable environments, our podcast uncovers the motivations, challenges, and triumphs of those leading this evolution. Through engaging interviews and thought-provoking discussions, we offer valuable lessons and inspiration for businesses navigating the ever-changing landscape of work. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur, a corporate leader, or a non-profit visionary, "Workspace Evolution" is your guide to understanding the power of flexibility in shaping the workplaces of tomorrow.

WorkWhile is a podcast run by us, Sam Burns and Stacy Boe Miller. The two of us have done all kinds of work in our lives--office jobs, parenting, raft guiding--while also trying to be writers. And we're not only trying to fit in writing, but as emerging writers, we're also submitting our writing to journals as well as trying to apply for opportunities that will help us move forward with our writing. So we thought, all these conversations we're having--let's make a podcast about it! Let's talk to other writers who are also doing this kind of work and fitting it into all of the cracks of their lives and see what they have to say about the whole process. Together, we interview writers who inspire us and ask them how they're fitting in writing with full-time employment. The week after, we have an episode where we talk about what we learned from our guest as well as go over our "notes from the slog." The "slog" represents the parts of writing that aren't writing--submission, rejections, acceptances, and all the ups and downs that the writing life entails. If you are a person who is trying to fit in writing, whether for publication or just for fun, this might be the podcast for you.

Distinguished speakers from government, academic organizations, and the business community present timely lectures on international events affecting our lives. For more information: www.waccharleston.org