Playing through with AON’s David Knopping: “What people want has changed from what they wanted six months ago.” We discuss digital disruption, competing for talent, the challenge of sustaining company culture…and golf.

Chris Frantz, drummer and founding member of the seminal new wave band the Talking Heads talks about his new memoir, Remain in Love: Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Tina. Great stories well told...and funny too!

Chris Frantz talks about his new memoir, Remain in Love, which chronicles his life before, during and after the Talking Heads: the amazing people and experiences along the way, and bandmate, soulmate and wife Tina Weymouth. Full interview drops next Tuesday!

American icon Lilly Ledbetter discusses the act that bears her name, its real world impact and her legacy. Bonus interview with Workspan’s new managing editor, Mark McGraw.

American icon Lilly Ledbetter discusses the act that bears her name, its real world impact and her legacy. Bonus interview with Workspan’s new managing editor, Mark McGraw.

We solve pandemic fatigue and talk to multi-threat artist Stephanie Andujar, aka StephA, who’s appeared in Orange is the New Black and Blue Bloods, about her versatile career as an actress singer, dancer, director and producer.

A fascinating chat with writer, artist, musician and comedy improviser Braden Bjella, a “dude from Wisconsin” based in Berlin who talks about the challenges of a globe-trotting, “non linear” life/career in the age of COVID-19.

We speak with jazz legend Randy Brecker, who has played with everyone from Blood Sweat and Tears to Stevie Wonder. We discuss how jazz is good training for improvisational business leaders, jazz as a tool of cold war diplomacy, different styles of leadership, and jazz in the age of COVID.

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Alicia Scott-Wears, WorldatWork’s Director of Total Rewards Content, helps us get over canceling our trip to Minneapolis and tour of Paisley Park by highlighting all the fun events on tap for Total Resilience 2020, WorldatWork’s virtual conference.

We’re joined by the Perry Como of the EAP field, the preternaturally unflappable Greg DeLapp, CEO of the Employee Assistance Professionals Association, who discusses the evolution of EAP, its emergence as a key business continuity asset in today’s transforming business landscape and how EAP is itself transforming to meet the “moment.”