Kelly talks to Zoe Chance, who is a marketing professor teaching influence and persuasion at the Yale School of Management.

Why is Kelly talking to a wildly successful venture capitalist? Maybe it’s because he’s really smart and really funny. You might know David Hornik from Adam Grant’s best-selling book “Give and Take.” David shares his unique view on business and being in a fantastic conversation.

Kelly talks to Dr. Charles Limb, who has studied the effects of improvisation on the human brain. Dr. Limb is the Francis A. Sooy Professor of Otolaryngology and the Chief of the Division of Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery at the University of California, San Francisco. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly sits down with Jason Fried, the CEO and Co-Founder of Basecamp whose TEDtalk “Why Work Doesn’t Happen at Work,” has been viewed by 4.5 million people. Jason shares his inspiring and unusual ideas about the nature of the workplace. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly talks to Angela Duckworth, the author of the New York Times Bestselling book Grit. Angela’s insights on how the term “talent” is doing us a disservice and the grit of one her favorite Second City alums, Tina Fey, make for a fascinating conversation. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly talks Craig Dubitsky, the CEO of Hello Products and the co-founder of EOS products – the iconic spherical lip balm that your kids are always bugging you to buy for them when you’re checking out at Target. Craig is a serial entrepreneur with fantastic insights on building a successful and happy company. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly talks with best-selling author and Stanford University professor Bob Sutton about the defining characteristics of assholes and the damage they can do to a business. Bob also talks about his book Scaling Up Excellence, which provides some original and inspiring insights to successfully grow your company. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly sits down with Jennifer Kim Matsuzawa, The President and Director of The People’s Music School and Kerry Sheehan the President of Second City’s Training Centers and Education Programs to talk about the power of music and improvisation to transform the lives of children and adults. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly talks to Gretchen Rubin, author of “The Happiness Project” and “Better Than Before” about her insights into how we can make ourselves happier people and understanding ourselves and our best habits. For More Info Visit | Second City Works

Kelly mines insights from Katie Elfering, Senior Design Researcher for Microsoft. Katie studies the behaviors of Millennials and Generation Z and shares her research and thoughts around generational differences and similarities. Is the “Selfie Generation” an apt metaphor? Find out on “Getting to Yes, And.”