The Working Experience

John and Matty discuss the disturbing uptick in incidents of violence in the work place. It is a reality, more so for those in certain professions, such as transit workers. We also update our views on the Coronavirus. It is still here!

TGIM...Matty K and John  jump into the work week grinding and hustling from home...stay safe and work hard!

Ah, The Coronavirus - it is not as fun as it sounds...Self-quarantines, cancelled events, empty basketball stadiums. The Coronavirus is here and is having a massive impact on our economy and our day to day lives.  John and Matty K share some thoughts and advice on getting through these uncertain times.

Thinking of a new career? Looking to get started in the job market? Listen to this episode before you make a decision! Some jobs are are taking off while others are on their way out. The Working Experience has the straight dope.

TGIM...loving Monday, the start if the work week and you have another thing to deal with...the coronavirus!  On the commute and at the office - mask and glove up its going be a bumpy ride!

Many affairs begin in the workplace. Working long hours together, dealing with stress, sharing deep thoughts...it is understandable. However, there will most certainly be consequences. Use your best judgment.  Or don't.  And a pro tip from TWE, avoid booze to avoid infidelity.

It failed in 2001 but Vince McMahon is convinced that the newly revamped XFL has a chance to succeed. With only 8 teams, lower salaries and not much in the way of star power it seems like a long shot but maybe Vince can pile drive this one through!

Rise and shine, sunshine....it's Monday and thank God!  Matty K and John launch you into the workweek with the benefits of cheating, never giving up, and throwing in the towel before you even get out the door!  Enjoy!

Sometimes cheaters prosper. Sometimes they win The World Series. John and Matt discuss the case of the Houston Astros stealing signs and how people can always rationalize "getting an edge". I mean come on, who doesn't?

Dr. Mathur is a scholar with The American Enterprise Institute. She has written about such issues as paid parental leave and raising the minimum wage.  She shares with us the purpose of her research, the purpose of AEI and how she feels her work affects government policy.