Inspiration Loves Company with Debbie Epstein Henry

Join me and thought leader, Sylvia Ann Hewlett, as she explains how to develop and sustain sponsorship relationships in a remote and hybrid workplace. Learn why sponsorship matters and why it is just the thing you need to ensure your career success. 

Join me and prominent author and journalist, Joanne Lipman, as she shares ways to improve honest communication and debias our environments. Learn how to become a better ally and what systemic steps need to be taken to make meaningful change.  

Not everyone takes social studies with a GQ cover model. I was among the lucky to learn from model and educator, Rashid Silvera. Join us as Rashid shares stories as a trailblazing black model and lessons of tolerance as a teacher in many circles. 

Join me and CBS News financial guru, Jill Schlesinger, and hear her straight talk on avoiding “The Dumb Things Smart People Do With Their Money.” Learn how diversifying and sticking to your plan wins the financial race. Sponsored by Kirkland & Ellis.

Guess what? It’s good to seek happiness even when times are rough. In this episode, 5-time best-selling happiness author, Gretchen Rubin, shows us why and how. Tune in for stories and strategies to create happier lives. Sponsored by Kirkland & Ellis.

Join me and Wharton organizational psychologist, Stew Friedman, as he shares how and why his best-selling idea, Total Leadership, is more important than ever for effectively leading at work and home in times of crisis. Sponsored by Kirkland & Ellis.

Join me and Michele Coleman Mayes as she encourages us to engage in meaningful conversations to see what listening can teach us. “If you can deal with silence,” she says, “you can start to hear what's really around you.” Sponsored by Thompson Hine.

Join me and Anne-Marie Slaughter, New America CEO, as we revisit her watershed article, “Why Women Still Can’t Have it All.” We’ll uncover the future of gender roles and work and how we can improve both for the better. Sponsored by Kirkland & Ellis.

Before Kim Scott’s best-selling book, the terms Radical and Candor did not go together. Luckily, that’s changed. Join me and Kim to learn how to “care personally” and “challenge directly” to get and give the feedback and criticism you need to thrive.

In our inaugural episode, I sit down with Dolly Chugh, popular TED speaker and psychologist, to explore bias.  Dolly’s mix of candor, humility and humor makes us less defensive as we learn how to eradicate bias.  Sponsored by Kirkland & Ellis.