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Per My Last Email

Morning Brew
Career Development
Work-Life Balance
Hustle Culture
Networking
Unlimited PTO
Workplace Culture
Employee Well-Being
Salaries
Relationship Building
Salary Negotiation
Hybrid Work
Linkedin
Workers' Rights
Burnout
Generational Differences
Quiet Quitting
Finance Industry
Job Vacancies
Referrals
HR Policies

Is it okay to ask your coworker how much they make? Is Gen Z set up for failure in the workplace? Should you really bring your whole self to work? Each week on Per My Last Email, Morning Brew's resident career experts Kaila and Kyle—whose careers have collectively spanned the corporate, government, nonprofit, and startup sectors—debate the trickiest challenges in work life, and share tactics on ho... more

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In this episode, Kaila and Kyle discuss drug culture and how to navigate it when it interacts with your professional life. Should you talk about your weekend marijuana use with your colleagues? Is Zyn use at the office hurting your reputation? And ho... more

In this episode, Kaila and Kyle celebrate the 100th episode of Per My Last Email with a fun and informative variety show, followed by a surprise walk down memory lane at the end.

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In this episode, Kyle sits down with venture capitalist and author Bill Gurley to talk about how to figure out your passion, what people get wrong about networking, and why pursuing your dream career isn’t such an idealistic idea.

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In this episode, Kaila and Kyle discuss their thoughts on the age-old question: is it ever okay to be emotional at work? Listen to hear their anecdotes of crying with colleagues, surface acting vs. deep acting, and why they think emotional intelligen... more

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Kate Noel
Head of People Operations, host of HR podcast PeoplePerson
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Episode: The 100th Episode Special: Work News, Gen Z & an HR Performance Review
Neil Freiman
Original Morning Brew newsletter writer, co-host Morning Brew Daily Show
Morning Brew
Episode: The 100th Episode Special: Work News, Gen Z & an HR Performance Review
Bill Gurley
Venture capitalist, author of Runnin Down a Dream
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Episode: Why You Should Stop Chasing Money and Start Chasing Obsession, with Bill Gurley
Anna Squires Levine
President of Industrious and former Chief Commercial Officer at the same company, co-founder of Run for America, and previously with McKinsey.
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Episode: BONUS: What Makes a Workplace People Actually Love?
Joel Kim Booster
Comedian, actor, writer, producer
Episode: BONUS: Joel Kim Booster Gives Us His Holiday Hot Takes
Nora Ali
Former news anchor and founder of a media production company
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Episode: So You Want to Be Your Own Boss? Here’s What It’s Really Like
Alex Sujong Laughlin
Writer and audio producer, co-owner of Defector Media and creator of Try Hard.
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Episode: Is it Cringe to Try Hard at Work?
Cassie Young
General Partner at Primary Ventures
Primary Ventures
Episode: The Leadership Traits the Top 1% of Executives Use to Climb the Ladder
Neal Freyman
Co-host of Morning Brew Daily
Morning Brew
Episode: Balancing Friendship Inside & Outside of Work, with Morning Brew Daily’s Neal Freyman & Toby Howell

Hosts

Kaila Lopez
Co-host of Per My Last Email; Morning Brew career expert; frequent collaborator with Kyle on episodes about workplace dynamics, career growth, and productivity.
Kyle
Host of Per My Last Email; Morning Brew career expert; leads discussions on entrepreneurship, corporate culture, and strategy with Kaila.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 525 ratings
  • My new go-to podcast!

    I am a 50+ year old making the transition from career solo freelancing to a fun team based atmosphere. I haven’t worked for anyone in 25 years! These two have helped me navigate some sticky situations in my new workplace with their wit and common sense. Essentially boils down to “don’t be a jerk and don’t work for jerks.” 🤣 Seriously though - solid advice for lots of office scenarios. Take a listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chagall
    United States16 days ago
  • Great advice on relevant topics!

    I enjoy the different opinions and current corporate affairs happening worldwide. It is refreshing to hear them say what many of us are living in this modern companies. They encourage you to be you but smarter!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nataliac2109
    United States3 months ago
  • Entertaining work-related banter

    This show has quickly jumped to my weekly must-listen list. Great banter, insightful knowledge and tidbits scattered throughout. Every enjoyable and informative

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jgoodwin9988
    United States4 months ago
  • My favorite podcast

    I look forward to every podcast! So informative and witty. I love these two

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    teresa0807
    United States4 months ago
  • Profanities

    A decent show. But what’s up with all those unnecessary use of bad words!? I can’t share these episodes to my friends and family!

    A huge blow!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Shiblee01
    United States5 months ago

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A few reviews note strong host personalities and occasional strong language; overall positive engagement.
Professional, practical career insights with relatable banter.
Listeners appreciate the actionable tips and research-backed takes.

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The 100th Episode Special: Work News, Gen Z & an HR Performance Review
Q: What accomplishment this year from the podcast are you the most proud of and why?
The hosts cite the steady stream of listener emails and the sense that the show has genuinely helped listeners' careers as the top pride, along with discussing a few standout episodes.
BONUS: What Makes a Workplace People Actually Love?
Q: How should leaders think about being a great leader, creating connection in a world with remote, hybrid, and in-person employees?
Leaders need to be intentional about fostering connection, whether in-person or remote.
BONUS: What Makes a Workplace People Actually Love?
Q: What do most companies or employers get wrong about creating environments that their workers actually want to enjoy?
Many companies overlook the need for meaningful interactions and spaces designed for connection.
Commit to Sh*t: The Productivity Advice No One Tells You
Q: What should I do if my client can't stand my boss?
You need to tell your boss about the situation and share your client's feedback while also showing your loyalty to both. This way, you're being honest while managing the relationship effectively.
The 4-Step Guide to Acing Your End of Year Review
Q: So what were some of the big project takeaways that you came away with this year?
It helped me realize how many small details went into each of the projects, which I had forgotten.

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A practical, personality-driven show where two Morning Brew career experts debate workplace challenges, from compensation culture and AI in the office to career growth, work-life balance, and leadership. Episodes tend to balance actionable tactics with relatable storytelling, often peppered with humor and real-world examples. Noteworthy threads include mentorship, negotiating value, managing uncertainty, and using research-backed insights to navigate modern work dynamics. The format is accessible and useful for professionals seeking concrete takeaways, whether they're early in their careers or aiming for promotions, with a friendly, DIY ethos that often invites listener participation and live experimentation.

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2. Neil Freiman
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4. Anna Squires Levine
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8. Cassie Young

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