Join us as we speak with Robin John, Founding Member and Chief Executive Officer of Eventide Asset Management. Robin explains the importance of companies who want to love and improve the world, outlines six stakeholders that are our neighbors in business, and provides a framework Eventide uses to help companies love their neighbors. Robin also shares his passion for investing and its power to change the world. Tune in now to learn more and be inspired!

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As we commemorate the life of one of the 21st century's most influential church leaders, Tim Keller, today we are excited to share an interview that our guest host, Bob Doll, recently conducted with Collin Hansen, the author of the new book "Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation."

We hear from Heather Holleman, an associate teaching professor at Penn State. We explore her book: The Six Conversations: Pathways to Connecting in an Age of Isolation and Incivility. Heather explains the 4 key mindsets and 3 goals of conversation we need to have successful conversations. She details how we can ask questions in all the ways it means to be human. Heather concludes by describing how we can integrate our faith into our conversations.

Join us as we hear from Steve Goldsmith, the Head of Product at Atlassian. Steve shares his journey in the technology field, outlines his leadership style and desire to help team members grow and thrive, discusses some of the shifts in his company due to the pandemic, and concludes by sharing how his career opportunities have arisen through his faith in God. Don't miss out on this episode!

Join us as we hear from Luke Dooley, the President and CEO of OCEAN Programs. Luke shares about his current role at OCEAN, his vocational journey, and his passion for developing healthy leaders and sustainable businesses.

Join us as we hear from Al Lopus, the CEO, and co-founder of Best Christian Workplaces Institute. He speaks about his new book: Road to Flourishing: Eight Keys to Boost Employee Engagement and Well-Being. Al discusses how his organization started and its mission, outlines the eight keys to employee engagement and encourages leaders to be innovative and open to feedback.

Join us as we hear from Ted Esler, the President of Missio Nexus. He speaks about his new book: The Innovation Crisis: Creating Disruptive Influence in the Ministry You Lead, describes his current role and career journey, the need for innovation in the church today, and what steps faith-based organizations can take to create an innovative community.

Fall disconnected the work that we do and our worship of God. Kara Martin, the author of Workship, is here to talk to us about ways to bridge the sacred-secular divide in our work environment. She also shares insights from her article on Precarious Work Environment and the Gift of Routine Space, People, and Purpose.

How can we have charitable discourse in a world of conflict? Join us in this podcast as we learn from Dr. Theon Hill, Associate Professor of Communication at Wheaton College. He shares lessons on how to engage and navigate difficult conversations with us. 

We hear from Bishop Claude Alexander as he speaks about his book Necessary Christianity: What Jesus Shows We Must Be and Do. Bishop Alexander outlines what Jesus shows us to do around calling and direction. Next, he shares the influence that Dr. Martin Luther King had on him. To conclude, Bishop Alexander challenges us to reach out to those in the margins and highlights how we can strengthen our faith and relationship with God.