
A place to sit down with trailblazers, truth-tellers, and builders who are actively reshaping our world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessTechnologyCareers | |||

What happens when employees walk into AI training already convinced the technology might replace them?
Most organizations are treating AI adoption as a technology challenge. Dr. Xenia Wade believes that is exactly where leaders are getting it wrong.... more
BCG dropped two studies that should be taped to the wall of every CHRO's office. One shows that adding AI "employees" to org charts is making human workers sloppier and more likely to blame the bot when things go wrong. The other — "AI brain fry" — s... more
What does it really take to integrate people, culture, and technology in a way that drives transformation, not just change?
As organizations race to adopt AI and digital platforms, many are still treating technology and people as separate strategies... more
What if the “AI agents” your organization is investing in aren’t actually agents at all?
I woke up one morning, checked my phone, and saw yet another company announcing they are now an “AI agent company.” I have seen it over and over again. Differen... more
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This show centers on how technology, AI, and innovative people strategies reshape work, leadership, and the employee experience. Across recent episodes, conversations often probe how AI changes HR, learning, and organizational design, with guests spanning chief people officers, HR and technology leaders, and founders focused on workforce transformation. The host frequently grounds discussions in practical experimentation, governance, and the human side of automation, highlighting how to embed AI responsibly while maintaining culture, trust, and human judgment. Listeners are likely professionals seeking actionable insights for aligning technology with people strategy, change management, and long-term workforce planning. A notable throughline... more
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