Unscripted conversations with leaders, industry experts and change-makers who share how they use stories to create connection in the workplace. And no one leaves this podcast without sharing the real story of who they are.
Episode 23
Brandon West, Founder and Chief Purpose Officer of Phos Creative, knows that great culture doesn’t happen by accident. In this episode, he shares practical ideas and actions leaders can take to inspire teams, foster trust and create purpose-driven environments. Learn how vulnerability, gentleness and personalized...
Episode 22
From NFL cheerleader to brain tumor survivor to Executive Leader at Oracle, Shanna Adamic’s journey is a masterclass in turning challenges into opportunities. In this episode, she shares how audacious optimism and intentional choices can help you take control of your story and your future.
Episode 21
From FBI informant to prison, Mark’s journey could’ve ended there. Instead, it became the ultimate story of forgiveness and redemption. In this episode, he lays out how faith, love and owning your story can transform everything.
Episode 20
Meri Haitkin helped shape the reality TV you love—Project Runway, Top Chef and more. In this episode, she pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to tell powerful unscripted stories—and why the best producers are story architects first.
Episode 19
Feeling disconnected at work? Danielle Krischik shares how 4 connection and storytelling types help leaders build trust, inspire action and drive results.
Episode 18
Garry Ridge didn’t just grow WD-40 into a global powerhouse—he proved that any dumbass can do it if they lead with humility, live their values and put people first.
When the sidelines stopped being enough, she built something college sports had never seen, giving the power back to the fans and athletes.
Episode 16
Purpose isn’t broken—just misbranded. Discover how a fresh take on purpose can drive connection, culture, and impact. Featuring a surprising lesson from WD-40.
Episode 15
A conversation with performance psychologist and co-author of Learned Excellence, Eric Potterat, PhD