In this episode of Laughter Lab, Stefano sits down with Sue Solymosi — a leadership and emotional intelligence facilitator who believes that laughter and empathy go hand in hand.

Together, they explore how humor helps us connect more deeply, lead more authentically, and show up as our best selves.

It’s a thoughtful, funny, and inspiring conversation that proves once again: when we laugh together, we grow together.

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In this episode of Laughter Lab, Stefano sits down with Bodo Heiliger — leadership expert, facilitator, and advocate for authentic human connection.

Together, they explore how laughter, empathy, and vulnerability shape great leadership and why humor might just be the missing ingredient in workplace culture.

It’s thoughtful, funny, and full of heart — a perfect blend of insight and inspiration.

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What happens when you mix laughter, leadership, and the outdoor apparel industry? You get a powerful (and hilarious) conversation with Andrea C. Kelly, a trailblazer on a mission to make the outdoors truly inclusive — for every body.

Andrea has spent over two decades helping global brands design with intention, not assumption. She’s here to share her journey from working inside major apparel companies to becoming a voice for body diversity, authenticity, and meaningful inclusion.

In this episode, we dive into:
💡 Why “one size fits most” actually means “most people get left out”
😂 How humor can help us have hard conversations about inclusion
🌲 What true leadership looks like when you’re designing for real people
💬 And how to bring more empathy (and laughter) into your workplace

Whether you’re leading a team, creating a product, or just trying to make the world a little kinder — this conversation will leave you inspired to take up more space (literally and metaphorically).

👉 Tune in, laugh a little, and learn a lot.

In this episode of Laughter Lab, Stefano sits down with Don Colliver — speaker, trainer, and author of Wink: Transforming Public Speaking with Clown Presence.

They explore how laughter, presence, and play can help you become a more engaging communicator and a more authentic leader.

From clowning to connection, this episode will change the way you think about public speaking — and probably make you laugh along the way.

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In this episode, I sit down with Natalie Fairchild, a leader who knows how to mix humor, heart, and hard work into a winning workplace recipe.

We talk about:

• Why laughter is more than “fun” — it’s a tool for creativity and resilience

• How leaders can use humor to build connection and trust

• Real stories that prove joy at work is not just possible, it’s powerful

Yes, we mention an event that has already passed — but the lessons and laughs are timeless.

Tune in to discover how you can turn stress into smiles and culture into connection.

Ready to transform your work culture one laugh at a time? In this episode, Jeremiah R. Hammon Jr joins me to explore how laughter isn’t just a luxury — it’s a game changer for creativity, resilience, and connection. We share stories, strategies, and surprises (you’ll laugh, you’ll nod, you might even choke on your coffee).

Tune in now and let’s build workplaces where people don’t just survive, they thrive (with laughter).

In this episode of Laughter Lab, I sit down with my friend Mike Montague—speaker, author, and expert in mixing humor with leadership, sales, and success.

We dig into how laughter builds trust, why humor is a secret weapon in sales, and how bringing more fun to your work can actually lead to bigger results.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make business more human (and way less boring), this conversation is for you. Get ready to laugh and learn at the same time.

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Featuring: Greg Kettner (a.k.a. “The Happiness Architect”), who turned stand-up comedy and radical workplace positivity into a full-time mission with WorkHappy.

• The power of breathing, ringing off the news notifications—and why meditation before email might save your sanity.

• How Greg’s weekly Friday Funny (shout-out to HumorLab on Facebook) keeps people chuckling—and mentally healthy—every single week.

• Why putting people before profits isn't just nice—it’s smart.

• Real-life stories where a laugh helped someone forget their pain, even for a moment.

Tune in for sincerity, laughs, and a reminder that how we feel can matter more than what we say.

What We Laugh (and Learn) About:

In this episode, I sit down with my good friend Pat Intraversato—a leader, innovator, and all-around awesome human being. We talk about how humor and authenticity can transform leadership, spark creativity, and create deeper connections in work and life.

✨ What you’ll discover in this episode:

• Why laughter is the ultimate leadership tool

• Pat’s insights on building authentic connections

• How to bring more creativity (and fun!) into your everyday life

This one is part wisdom, part comedy, and 100% energy boost. Don’t miss it!

This episode hits close to home.

Trevor Perry isn’t just a master storyteller—he’s the coach who helped me find my voice, shape my truth, and make it to the final round of the Last Story Standing competition at NSA Influence.

In this heartfelt (and hilarious) episode, Trevor shares:
🔥 His philosophy on authentic storytelling
🎯 How he helps speakers and leaders uncover their true stories
🎭 What it means to show up as yourself—fully, unapologetically, and with a sense of humor

Whether you’re a speaker, creative, or just someone who wants to own your story in a bigger way—this one’s a must-listen.

💡 About Trevor Perry:
Trevor is a professional speaker, storytelling coach, and narrative alchemist who believes everyone has a story that can change the world—once they learn how to tell it right.