Join Grant Frazier and Spencer McWilliams, the new co-hosts of Measuring Success Right, as they get to know each other and lay out some of the exciting projects in store for the podcast's future.

Noelani Kamalu is a crew member of the Hokule'a. Kamalu sailed across the ocean with a trusted crew and shares some life lessons that were learned on this legendary voyage.

Noelani also mentions a TED talk that she presented at BYU that talks more about the Hawaiian culture.

You can view that TED talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyUj4gogY0o

[Originally Released August 2019]

Join Robert Smith, co-host of NPR's Planet Money podcast, and Grant Frazier for a wide-ranging discussion about Smith's life. Smith shares his expertise in making economics interesting, explains Planet Money's creative process, and discusses the current state of the world of podcasting.

If you want to check out Planet Money (we would strongly recommend it), you can find it here, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/

Join Diego Calderon and Spencer McWilliams as they discuss Diego's journey to BYU from Peru, his passion for journalism and his experience as an international student. Diego is also the team lead for the Spanish podcast "Las Caras del Exito" at BYU. He explains the purpose of the podcast and where he sees it going in the future.

Join Dan Burton, CEO of Health Catalyst, and Hunter Muse as they discuss some of the insights Dan has developed during his career.

Interested in starting a podcast? Join Dianna Douglas and Grant Frazier as they discuss Dianna's incredible career and her recent ventures in podcasting.

Join Simon Cantarero, an attorney and adjunct professor at the J. Ruben Clark Law School, and Grant Frazier as they discuss Simon's background and his journey to law. Simon also touches on some legal pitfalls for start up companies and his nonprofit organization "and Justice for All."

Join Dr. Marianna Richardson and Jake Conlin as they discuss how people of all backgrounds can foster an environment of inclusion, how universities can promote experiential learning, how individuals can balance secular and spiritual pursuits, and how we can better motivate ourselves and those around us.

Interested in information systems or curious about what it is? Join Dr. Mark Keith, an associate professor of Information Systems at BYU, and Abbie Anderson as they discuss the basics of the major as well as Dr. Keith's decision to study information systems and pursue a career in academia. Dr. Keith also shares his thoughts on student motivation and success.

Interested in universal respect and equality? Join Andrea Cabrera and Susan Madsen as they discuss empowering women voices and developing community and workplace leadership.

[Originally Released January 2019]