On the Jan. 1, 2017 edition of Work with Marty Nemko, my wife, Barbara Nemko and I do a switch-sides in the middle debate on whether it's worth making New Year's resolutions, particularly as they apply to one's worklife.

On the Dec. 18, 2016 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with Diana Furchtgott-Roth, on President-elect Trump's transition team for the Department of Labor.

Interview with Liz Eggleston, co-founder of CourseReport.com on high tech bootcamps.

On the Dec. 4, 2016 edition of Work with Marty Nemko : A switch-sides-in-the-middle debate between my wife Barbara Nemko and me on the question, "Should you go back to school?" We'll no doubt end up exploring for whom it is and isn't a wise choice, as well as how to make the most of a back-to-school stint.

On the Nov. 27, 2016 edition and rebroadcast on Feb. 19, 2017 of Work with Marty Nemko , I perform excerpts from America’s most influential speeches. They contain powerful rhetorical devices that can enhance our communication in the workplace and outside of it.

On the Nov. 27, 2016 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I perform excerpts from America’s most influential speeches. They contain powerful rhetorical devices that can enhance our communication in the workplace and outside of it.

Stoicism is a very different philosophy than most people think. And it has important implications for career and the workplace. On the Nov. 20, 2016 edition of Work with Marty Nemko, I talk with Ryan Holiday, author of the new book, The Daily Stoic: 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance, and the art of living.

One way to get a bead on the future, on fields in which you might get in on the ground floor, is to see what VCs and sophisticated types are investing in today. So on the Nov. 11, 2016 edition of Work with Marty Nemko , I talk with long-time Silicon Valley insider Sramana Mitra, whom LinkedIn named a Top 10 Influencer.

Should government restrict the trend toward converting full-time/benefitted jobs into part-time/temp and gig work?

As a teen, Brandon Halliwell got himself too involved in raves and the drug scene. He ended up homeless and one day when really high on mushrooms pictured himself blue, dead. That scared him and he decided to…join the Marines. After he got out….well, he tells the tale on the Oct 23, 2016 edition of Work with Marty Nemko.