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Where Work Meets Life™ with Dr. Laura

Dr. Laura
Leadership
Toxic Leadership
Toxic Bosses
Workplace Culture
Work-Life Wellness
Entrepreneurship
Strategic Unruliness
Health and Wellness
Wrongful Convictions
Rejection
Job Market
Toxic Parents
Canada
Corporate Culture
Resilience
Work Life Wellness
Women Leaders
Career Pivot
The Seismic Shift In You
Employee Well-Being

Bringing you timely insights and inspiration from Dr. Laura and other experts at the intersection of work and life. Topics include thriving organizations, work-life wellness, career fulfillment, and advocating for a better world.

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In this solo episode of Where Work Meets Life™, Dr. Laura explores the emotional impact of rejection in today’s difficult job market and shares strategies for staying resilient through career setbacks. Drawing from her experience as a psychologist, e... more

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Dr. Laura welcomes author, speaker, breathwork coach, and community advocate Josh Connolly to Where Work Meets Life™ for a conversation about the parallels between toxic family systems and toxic workplaces. Josh draws on his own experience growing up... more

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Dr. Laura welcomes psychologist, speaker, and bestselling author Dr. Jody Carrington for a powerful conversation on what it means to stay human in an increasingly AI-driven world. Dr. Laura and Jody explore the increasing disconnection people feel in... more

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Dr. Laura offers a reassuring perspective in this solo episode, exploring how to stay grounded when the world and work feel uncertain and overwhelming. Drawing on her experience as a psychologist, she explains how fear can push us into fight, flight,... more

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Josh Connolly
Author, speaker, and breathwork coach
Self-employed / author of It's Them, Not You
Episode: The Parallels Between Toxic Families and Toxic Workplaces
Dr. Jody Carrington
Psychologist, speaker and author
Independent psychologist and author
Episode: The Power of Human Connection in an AI-Focused World
Sabina Nawaz
CEO coach, keynote speaker, and author
Author of You're the Boss, Become the Manager You Want to Be and That Others Need
Episode: A Call for Better Bosses: How to Become a Manager People Want to Follow
Michael Kerr
Hall of Fame Speaker, Executive Coach, and Author
Author of The Humor Advantage; Jerk-Free Workplace; Small Moments, Big Outcomes
Episode: How Leaders Create Cultures That Fuel Extraordinary Results
Michelle Johnston
Champions connection-driven leadership; Loyola business professor; author
Loyola University New Orleans; Seismic Shift in Leadership/Seismic Shift in You
Episode: Seismic Shifts Leaders Must Make to Create Connections and Drive Results
Kim Bolourtchi
Author of Strategic Unruliness; keynote speaker; strategist
Strategic Unruliness / speaker
Episode: Unlocking Our Potential in Work and Life: Why Strategic Unruliness Matters
Markus Zehentner
Legal professional and author of Breaking Free from Toxic Leadership
Author, Breaking Free from Toxic Leadership
Episode: Why Toxic Bosses Stay, While the Good Leaders are Fired
Paul McCarthy
Bestselling author of The Fired Leader; global leadership thought leader
Author, The Fired Leader; leadership consultant
Episode: Why Toxic Bosses Stay, While the Good Leaders are Fired
Dr. Shirley Davis
Global workforce and leadership expert, culture transformation strategist, author
SDS Global Enterprises
Episode: Leading, Living, and Leaving a Legacy: A Conversation with Dr. Shirley Davis

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Dr. Laura
Host focusing on leadership, culture, and work-life wellness with practical coaching and research-backed guidance

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Engaging and full of Practical Advice!

    I’ve been listening to Where work meets life since the beginning and now at episode 100! Dr. Laura does an excellent job of tackling complex issues—from managing office politics to handling burnout—with both empathy and expertise.

    What sets this podcast apart is the amazing lineup of guests. They bring a variety of perspectives and real-world experiences that make each episode not only informative but also useful advice. Whether it’s leadership advice, navigating difficult conversations, or b... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CPAHFD
    Canadaa year ago
  • Value in Every Episode

    I've enjoyed listening to every single episode of Dr. Laura's podcast. Her knowledge is endless and has helped me deal with burnout as an entrepreneur as well as understand how to help my friends through their challenges with toxic bosses. I look forward to more of her thought provoking and valuable episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CreaNobi
    Canada2 years ago
  • Insightful and Engaging

    Dr. Laura’s podcasts are always so interesting and enjoyable to listen to! She brings in many fascinating guest experts and speakers on a variety of workplace-related topics. A fantastic speaker and facilitator- I always enjoy listening to the latest episode of where work meets life!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LiLi_2000
    Canada2 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    Thanks for all the great information. Love these podcasts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    therandon
    Canada2 years ago
  • Where Work Meets Life hosted by Dr. Laura Hambley Lovett is a standout podcast for business enthusiasts. Dr. Laura's insightful interviews and deep understanding of the topic make each episode educational and engaging. She has a knack for making the topic easily digestible and turning it into actionable advice that listeners can apply to their situations. I highly recommend it - this is time well spent!

    Podchaser
    5
    Aly_Zenrabbit
    2 years ago

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The Parallels Between Toxic Families and Toxic Workplaces
Q: Okay one thing, and I totally agree, but one final thing I'm really curious about is breath work. How can people be directed to learn about breath work, to learn about your community?
Josh describes breathwork as a practical practice to drop people into their bodies, offering a free introductory session on his site and encouraging listeners to try it to experience its grounding effects.
The Parallels Between Toxic Families and Toxic Workplaces
Q: So tell us a little bit more about how your journey inspired you to write It's Them, Not You.
Josh explains that his own healing from a chaotic childhood and recovery from alcohol addiction led him to realize how much adults' unresolved childhood dynamics shape their adult relationships, and how reclaiming one's story is essential for healing and helping others.
The Power of Human Connection in an AI-Focused World
Q: If you could wish for a better world for our children, what would it be?
I wish everyone in this moment knew how much they truly mattered, because when people feel seen and valued, they rise and show up as better parents, leaders, and community members.
The Power of Human Connection in an AI-Focused World
Q: What are you reading or listening to for growth?
Currently, I'm enjoying The Curiosity Shop podcast by Brené Brown and Adam Grant, which centers on curiosity in the human experience and offers practical insights for personal and professional growth.
The Power of Human Connection in an AI-Focused World
Q: What does work life wellness look like for you?
It revolves around a simple cycle of going in (regulating my own emotions and maintaining health), going out (giving my time and care to others), and then repeating relentlessly; this balance ensures I bring my best self to work, family, and community.

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The show focuses on leadership, workplace culture, and well-being at work, with practical frameworks for transforming organizations from toxic dynamics to healthy, high-performing environments. Recent episodes spotlight leadership development, humane culture shifts, recognition and belonging, and emotional health as core components of sustainable performance. Notable strengths include a diverse lineup of experts, real-world case studies, and hands-on tactics like leadership development, burnout prevention, and cadence-rich team rituals that listeners can apply immediately. The format consistently blends research-backed guidance with actionable steps, often anchored by stories from leaders and culture consultants across industries.

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2. Dr. Jody Carrington
3. Sabina Nawaz
4. Michael Kerr
5. Michelle Johnston
6. Kim Bolourtchi
7. Markus Zehentner
8. Paul McCarthy

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