
If you work in customer support, if you lead a support team, or if you are looking to better the customer experience for your company, then this podcast is for you! Happy to Help is a podcast about all things customer support brought to you by the people at Buzzsprout. Join us, on the second Tuesday of every month as Buzzsprout's Head of Podcaster Success, Priscilla Brooke dives into the world of ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSociety & Culture | |||

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We’re talking with Leslie O’Flahavan, owner of E-WRITE and writing expert, about how customer support teams can write better help docs in the AI era!
AI is changing the way customers find answers, but that does not mean we should f... more
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Customer support is where every company decision eventually shows up.
In this episode, we’re talking with Andrew “Coach” Rios, a customer experience and support operations leader with more than 25 years of experience building suppo... more
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In this episode, Priscilla is joined by Craig Stoss, VP of Solutions at Kodif, to break down what AI actually looks like in a real support workflow and how teams can use it in practical, low-risk ways.
They dig into why AI is more ... more
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Customer support comes with a real mental and emotional load.
In this episode, Priscilla sits down with Melody Wilding, licensed therapist, executive coach, and host of the Psychology at Work podcast, to talk about how support prof... more
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This show centers on customer support, CX leadership, and practical ways to improve service experiences. Across episodes, hosts and guests discuss aligning support with business strategy, coaching frontline teams, leveraging psychology and AI thoughtfully, hiring for empathy and adaptability, and scalable education for customers. Notable throughlines include cross-department collaboration to prove value, the balance between speed and care, and turning customer interactions into lasting advocacy. The format tends to feature practitioners, coaches, and industry voices who share actionable tactics, real-world stories, and frameworks that listeners can apply in their own teams. A standout aspect is a consistent focus on humane, sustainable supp... more
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Recent guests on Happy to Help include:
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2. Craig Stoss
3. Melody Wilding
4. Sarah Caminiti
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6. Brittany Hodak
7. Erica Clayton
8. Cara Pacetti
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