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- Episode 14: Meeting the Needs of Today's—and Tomorrow's—Small Business Owners With Thumbtack's Marco ZappacostaFeatured interview with Thumbtack CEO Marco Zappacosta. Larry Buhl reports on why entrepreneurship in America has been on the decline for decades. Rachel Schneider comments on the terrible toll exacted by the financial volatility that many families experience.55 min
- Episode 13: Restoring Worker Power at a Time of Union Decline With the SEIU's David RolfFeatured interview with David Rolf, president of Local 775 of the Service Employees International Union. Marty Goldensohn reports on the state of employee stock ownership plans. Kanyi Maqubela reflects on why the toughest obstacle facing driverless cars is psychological, not technical.1 hr 1 min
- Special Holiday Edition: TV Legend Norman Lear Thinks "Maximizing Shareholder Value" Is the "Central Disease of Our Time"
Featured interview with Norman Lear, chairman of Act III Communications.
32 min - Episode 12: Understanding How Private Equity Has Lost Its Way With Leo Hindery of InterMedia PartnersFeatured interview with Leo Hindery, managing partner of InterMedia Partners. Larry Buhl reports on efforts by a group of wealthy individuals called the Patriotic Millionaires to battle income inequality. Rachel Schneider explores why we need to develop new indicators that measure people's overall financial health, not just their creditworthiness.56 min
- Bonus Episode: Getting a Second Chance With Gretchen Peterson of Dave's Killer Bread and the Anti-Recidivism Coalition's Scott BudnickFeatured interviews with Gretchen Peterson, the director of human resources at Dave's Killer Bread, and Hollywood producer turned prison-reform advocate Scott Budnick. Lily Bowles, sustainability officer at Aspiration, examines which companies are exemplary when it comes to hiring a diverse workforce.1 hr 7 min
- Episode 11: Building the Mother of All Job-Matching Platforms With LinkedIn's Allen BlueFeatured interview with Linked-In co-founder Allen Blue. Megan Kamerick reports on a national network called TechHire, which is forging pathways for overlooked Americans to gain skills and access to technical jobs. Dorian Warren shares his take on how Donald Trump is betraying the working-class communities that he vowed to fight for.1 hr 2 min
- Episode 10: Enjoying Plant-Based Burgers (That Don't Taste Like Hockey Pucks) With Beyond Meat's Ethan Brown and Ray LaneFeatured interview with Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown and board member Ray Lane. Ernest Savage reports on how a startup called Milk and Eggs is trying to bring fresh fruits and vegetables to food deserts. Natalie Foster explores why the Independent Drivers Guild in New York represents an important new form of collective worker power.1 hr 3 min
- Episode 9: Turning Service Jobs Into Good Jobs With Hello Alfred's Marcela Sapone
Featured interview with Hello Alfred CEO Marcela Sapone. Ernest Savage reports on efforts by the National Domestic Workers Alliance to create good jobs in sectors that haven't traditionally had them. Dorian Warren casts a skeptical eye on the mad rush by one city after another to attract Amazon's new headquarters.
57 min - Episode 8: Creating the Office of Tomorrow With Herman Miller's Brian WalkerFeatured interview with Herman Miller CEO Brian Walker. Marty Goldensohn reports on how employers are trying to tackle the "privacy crisis" in open offices. Natalie Foster explains why now is the time for a big, bold expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit for the working poor.1 hr 3 min
- Episode 7: Peeking Behind the Corporate Curtain With CSRHub's Cynthia FiggeFeatured interview with CSRHub CEO Cynthia Figge. Megan Kamerick reports on the growth of social impact investing, including among major charitable foundations. Dorian Warren explores Silicon Valley's "invisible workforce."58 min
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Hosted by the Drucker Institute's Rick Wartzman, author of four books and a Fortune contributor, The Bottom Line puts a spotlight on companies that are advancing social progress—and those that aren't.