Remarkable Work Live: A Compassionate Leaders Circle Podcast

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Remarkable Work Live: A Compassionate Leaders Circle Podcast episodes

May 14, 2021 15: Change Your Work And Your World From The Inside Out with Scott Shute
Scott Shute is the Head of Compassion and Mindfulness at Linkedin and recently released a deeply personal leadership book he wrote during the lockdown in 2020 called The Full Body Yes. In this episode, we explore compassionate leadership at LinkedIn and how Scott came to write this book which offers a balance of personal stories, spiritual lessons, and professional tips on how to build a better organization.
31 min
April 29, 2021 14: Write a Groundbreaking Leadership Book From The Heart with Laila Tarraf
Laila Tarraf, the Chief People Officer at Allbirds tells the story of how her new book, "Strong Like Water" came to be a reality. She shares how to lead with love through heartbreaks and successes ultimately (after a lot of work) landing in a place that is honest, integrated, and powerful. Her story is soul food for anyone who believes in the power of love and compassionate leadership.
32 min
April 22, 2021 13: How to Grow a Compassionate Business and Team with Hayden and Jake Wadsworth
Hayden and Jake Wadsworth are devoted founders of HydroJug, the water jug that makes hydration more convenient and sustainable. The brothers are modeling compassionate leadership as they work to create more health and well-being for their customers and work culture, providing a positive impact on the planet, supporting charities, and continue to grow so they employ more people. Last year, despite the pandemic creating supply chain challenges, they grew 400%, moving close to 1M products and reaching eight figures in annual sales.
28 min
April 14, 2021 12: Finding Heroes and Democratizing Space Travel with Deborah Sass and Thomas Reemer
I had the chance to meet Deborah Sass and Thomas Reemer, two entrepreneurs who founded Space Hero. Space Hero will be the world's first global competition to send a civilian into space on a $55M, 10-day trip to the International Space Station. We also discuss their 17-year friendship, their backgrounds, and how this towering concept took a foothold in their lives.
45 min
March 04, 2021 11: Listen with Love to Address Racial Injustice with Father McShane
Meet the witty, warm, and fiercely intelligent Father Joseph McShane, current President of The Jesuit College of NYC, Fordham University. My colleague and Fordham alumnus, Darryl Brown, has been singing the praises of this compassionate leader for many years. As a leader and Jesuit priest, Father sees racism as a moral issue "We need to see each other as equals and develop reverence, respect, and affection for people that are different from ourselves. "
42 min
February 17, 2021 10: Learn How to Passion Hunt From A Shark Tank Deal Maker with Tracy Rosensteel
I was introduced to Tracy Rosensteel many years ago by my colleague, Paul Lanzarotti, who described her as the most fascinating person he ever met. This reputation is well-deserved, and Tracy and I recently met up to catch up on her ventures. We discussed her TV series, which initially aired on PBS and was just picked up by Amazon, and the deal she recently closed on Shark Tank for a business she launched during the pandemic.
31 min
February 03, 2021 9: Learn The Dance Of Vision Resilience with Eduardo Vilaro
I have had the chance to interview the soulful and jubilant Eduardo Vilaro, CEO and Artistic Director at Ballet Hispánico, twice in 2020. We had the opportunity to chat in March and again in December, bookending a problematic year. And earlier this month, I had the honor to introduce him as a recipient of a Compassionate Leader of the Year Award in the category of arts, entertainment and sports. He has led his organization through the turbulence of 2020 with grace while attributing much of the credit for his abilities to his training as a dancer.
25 min
December 14, 2020 8: Ponder the Professional Hallway and Purple Politics with Jeff Wald
Jeff Wald is an accomplished and compassionate leader on a quest for his next professional vision. For anyone experiencing a career transition, this time in the hallway can be both exciting and challenging. Jeff explained that he is simultaneously grateful and fearful about this opportunity.
49 min
December 01, 2020 7: Open A Family Wellness Business in 2020 with Brook Hartnett
Brook Hartnett, the CEO of Allegiance Personal Training, is on a mission to help people over forty get fit that started with helping his mom work out a few years ago. In this episode hear what it was like to open a family business in 2020 and why starting a wellness routine now, is important.
27 min
November 19, 2020 6: Be Bothered Enough to Have Brave Conversations About Racism with Darryl Brown
Darryl Brown has always been a leader, first as a high school basketball star, then a professional athlete, and eventually as an executive at ABC Radio Network, now Disney. Currently, he is a diversity advocate and on the Board of Trustees for Fordham University. In this episode, he shares his history that includes having to work at 150% in order to succeed as a black man in the United States. He offers advice on how to have conversations to address racism based on his experience in sports, the corporate world, and academia.
22 min