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Our 62nd episode features a fantastic conversation with Randy Milliron, Part 2 of our previous conversation about professional organizations, public speaking, and more. Thanks, Randy!
Our 61st episode features a fantastic conversation with Ahna De Vena about the ever-relevant topic of Sleep Health. Thanks, Ahna!
Our 60th (!) episode features a fantastic conversation with Randy Milliron at the City of Gillette and the current ASSP Public Sector Practice Specialty's Assistant Administrator about his career journey and his work with ASSP. This episode is Part 1....the conversation had so much to discuss, we're setting up Part 2. :)
Our 59th episode features a fantastic conversation with Olga Bodiagina and Dr. Pam Hunter on Gaslighting, how it appears in the workplace, and how it affects Safety Leadership. Thanks!
Our 58th episode features Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Melissa Gresham, Ph.D., CSP, about Safety Culture and Human Organizational Performance (HOP) Principles. Thanks!
Our 57th episode features Dr. Pamela Hunter, Dave Johnson, Abby Holovach, and Randy Milliron in a fantastic discussion about how the career field has changed over the past two decades. Thanks!
Our 56th episode features a fantastic discussion between Dr. Amber Mitchell (International Safety Center, EpiNet, and much more) and Dave Johnson (ISHN Magazine Editor and a long career in Journalism covering the field) on happenings in regulatory compliance, young (<18) workers, and more. Thanks!
Our 55th episode features a very interesting and relevant conversation with Lisa Hammett, CPQC, on Burnout and how it manifests in our work and lives. Thanks, Lisa!
Our 54th episode features a fantastic discussion with Dr. Melissa Gresham on HOP, HRO, and Safety 1/Safety 2 Culture. Thanks, Dr. Gresham!
Our 53rd episode features a fantastic conversation with the great Dr. I David Daniels, Doctor of Safety, Firefighter, Public Servant, author, teacher, podcast host, and much more! We talk Psychological Safety, Psychosocial Risk, and much more. Thanks, Dr. Daniels!
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