Who would have thought there are benefits to boredom?

It might surprise you that boredom is a studied topic and there are different kinds of boredom.

Who knew!

Join Rona and Jeffrey as they dig into the benefits of boredom on a gray and lazy summer day in Southern California.

By the way did you know that gray and grey are both correct spellings for the color, while gray is more popular in the US and grey more popular outside the US.

Travel has shifted in the past 5 years. Airlines cancelling flights, Covid restrictions, rules and regulations constantly changing.

What does the future hold for lovers of travel?  It’s also an industry where Latins are in the minority. Jeffrey and Rona interview Jeannette Ceja, a leading travel authority and speaker about what’s going on in

Jeannette Ceja is an award-winning bilingual travel journalist, television host, travel advisor, and global public speaker. Over the past ten years, she has interviewed countless celebrities, athletes, and travel experts, including Samantha Brown, Rick Steves, and Anthony Bourdain. She has appeared as an on-air travel expert on BBC World News, ABC7 Los Angeles, WTTW Chicago, FOX 11 Los Angeles, Mexico Travel Channel, Spectrum News 1 Los Angeles, ABC 10 News San Diego, KUSI News, Good Day Austin/Fox 7 Austin, and other prominent media

Please join us for a fun and fast moving interview with Jeannette Ceja

Want to learn a little more about Organizational and Business Development?

Join Rona as she interviews Jeffrey Hansler on his perpective of guiding organizations through culture change and business development.

And if you didn't know the extent of Jeffrey's passion for the work he does, you will after listening to this podcast.

We are back with esteemed Professor of Law Thane Rosenbaum. Professor Rosenbaum is an American novelist, essayist, and Distinguished University Professor.

He is the director of the Form on Life, Culture, & Society, hosted by Touro College (folc.org) . Rosenbaum is also the legal analyst for CBS News Radio and appears frequently on cable television news programs.

What you may not know is Thane Rosenbaum is forbidden to speak at the University of Berkley Law School. Curious? You should be!

Listen in and find out! Oh, yes, and the Supreme Court is currently out of session after their decision on affirmative action.

Rona and Jeffrey are thrilled to bring you another special session with Dr. Thane Rosenbaum.

CYA means Cover Your Ass and organizations and individuals are making unthinking decisions based on accusations and perspectives.

Whether it is a country song or doctoral research, it seems once accused, you are convicted before the news is finished printing – all in the name of organizational protectionism. Harvard University is in the news again with their actions on Francesca Gino, award winning expert on the psychology of organizations. She is a professor at Harvard Business School and author of ‘Rebel Talent.’

Rona and Jeffrey share a mix of thoughts, considerations, and the importance of understanding human nature and our biases.

Join in on their conversation and add your own ideas to their open discussion which questions motives, actions, and organizational and individual decisions.

Are individuals, organizations, and society rushing judgment and punitive actions?

In Canada, Meta confirmed plans to end millions of Canadians’ access to news on its platforms, after the Federal Government's Online News Act – Bill C-18 – became law on Thursday.

While designed to support the struggling Canadian news industry by requiring Facebook and Google to negotiate compensating deals with local news outlets for posting or linking to their work, initial reactions seem to have put a price on free speech.

In 2021, a similar law led to Australian users getting blocked from sharing or viewing news on Facebook. While in the United States, the public is asking government officials to debate the profound effect corporate advertising exerts on health directives and political elections.

Rona and Jeffrey share their perspectives and thoughts and invite your comments on this wide reaching and impactful perspective of free speech, truth, lies, and money.

In his new book, ‘Perform or Perish,’ Jeffrey A Wolfe regales us with the true story of how he turned a company around in 30 days, from the brink of disaster.

Join Rona and Jeffrey as Jeffrey Wolfe tells us about himself and his book writing journey.

In his book, you’ll get a bird’s eye view of what went wrong and how his vision for change flipped how business is done. Within the pages are questions every business and business owner should be asking themselves, as well as suggestions and applications for making sure your company runs at its peak.

Jeffrey a Wolfe, CEO of AdventuresCEO’s, the world's leading Executive Training Adventure Retreats, supporting CEO's achievement of extraordinary personal and business growth, works with mature organizations in technologies from milling raw lumber to entrepreneurial virtual reality ventures. He incorporates innovative technologies into companies with teams as small as 14 people and as large as 65,000 people. He always increases profits, while making jobs safer and more enjoyable from the front line to the C-Suite. He is the founder of adventure CEO, host of ‘The Wolves Watch Live!’ Podcast, and a lifelong fan of road trips.

Join Rona and Jeffrey on Biz-Souls for this faced pace exchange with Jeffrey Wolfe about his book and his vision.

Michael Woudenberg joins us again on Biz-Souls. In this podcast, Michael talks about his debut novel ‘Paradox: Book One of The Singularity Chronicles.’ Paradox takes us on a future journey and the human battle over our deepening relationship with artificial intelligence.

Michael Woudenberg, a graduate of Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering, shares his writing process, the impact of his polymathic discipline, and his years of experience in systems engineering, program management, and military leadership.

Rona and Jeffrey have not been this excited for a series since ‘The Ray Bradbury Chronicles.’

Listen in as Rona and Jeffrey engage in a lively conversation with Michael Woudenberg for an inside look at his exciting novel.

This is Biz-Souls' 75th Episode and Rona and Jeffrey are excited about their lessons learned and experiences earned. In this podcast, they share their learnings and earnings from production, editing, interacting with guests, and marketing.

The focus of Biz-Souls is the human factors of business: leadership, skill development, relationships, neuropsychology, play and positive psychology.

They started planning in March 2021 and published their first podcast in March 2022. They crossed one hundred followers in June 2022.

In November 2022 Spotify notified them:

•        They created 1697 minutes of added content, that’s more than 96% of all business podcasts.

•         They are in the top 25% of all podcasts shared globally.

•        They have viewers in five different countries with top viewers in the USA, AUS, and DEU.

They have filmed every podcast – though not all the videos are up. Still, they are on Apple Podcast, Spotify, a host of other podcast sites, and YouTube.

Join them as they share podcast experiences earned. They always appreciate likes and shares.

Rona and Jeffrey trade ideas, quips, and comments around the idea of a 4-Day work week.

Join their lively discussion on an idea with growing popularity and fueled further by the pandemic and the executive stay-at-home-order. They cover pros and cons like increased work-life balance, improved well-being and job satisfaction, enhanced productivity and focus, impact on teams, control, and leadership.

Join Rona and Jeffrey for laughs, stories, and insights, and join in the conversation with your thoughts and comments.