Maya talks about CollegeHumor being dropped by its parent company, IAC, and Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg being fired and replaced. She also discusses robotics in the workplace and 12 cities in the US with the highest average hiring rates. Finally she looks at the closing of 28 Macy's locations, and making 6 figures at Taco Bell.

Paula discusses the disparity for unemployed women, comeback of some white-collar jobs, tech conferences going virtual and healthcare industry coming back.

As companies take an introspective look at their brands, culture and values, they are making some big changes. Paula looks at what outdated brand imagery is changing as well as how companies like Netflix and Google are responding to the call for greater awareness and diversity. She also discusses the impact of Covid on hotel chains and New York City, the effectiveness of the PPP program and on Spotify's strategy of building its content portfolio with Kim Kardashian West and DC and Warner Bros.

Paula talks about the recent supreme court decision. She also asks again will be it be a V, L or U shaped curve of economic recovery and then she discusses the TMobile outage, grocery store deliveries, Starbucks and a video game prescribed to treat ADHD.

This is a special edition that focuses on the job market and provides insights and tips for job seekers.

Paula talks about to stock market rebounding to pre-pandemic numbers, the new flexibility of the PPP program, delivery apps and restaurants, impact of summer camps being closed and sweet dreams for Purple mattresses.

Paula gives the business news from the worlds of basketball, automobiles, music, and more.

Paula discusses how companies are affected by rioting and some are embracing the Black Lives Matter cause. Also, it explores businesses reopening after Covid-19 lockdown the successful launch of Space X and the future of the theater industry.

Paula explores the latest on the job report, companies who are hiring, what the Space X launch means and the return of sports and theme parks.

Paula discusses more signs the economy is beginning to recover, the NYSE floor opening, the cost involved in operating a business during the pandemic and the cost to reopen the workplace. The podcast also provides an update on mortgages and then about Crocs coming into fashion?