Executive coach Varuschka Nagesar shares how she left a 15-year corporate career to help women lead with authenticity, resilience, and self-belief. She reveals practical strategies to overcome limiting beliefs, find your “true north,” and step into empowered leadership rooted in who you really are.

Amy Adler shares how new graduates can craft resumes that highlight their real strengths without relying on gimmicks, AI shortcuts, or overly designed formats. She explains why good resumes come from asking the right questions, how they differ from LinkedIn profiles, and practical ways to uncover accomplishments—even in true entry-level roles.

Marketing YOU: Selling Your Internship Story dives into how to turn your internship into career gold. Co-hosted by Imogen Stephens, we explore the real value of internships and how to translate your experience into a strong personal brand, standout resume, and confident LinkedIn presence.

In this episode, The ROI of Moms in the Workplace, author Heather Lane Powers (The Power Lane) explains why retaining moms at work is an economic imperative. We explore how outdated systems, rigid policies, and lack of childcare push moms out of specific workplaces—not the workforce itself. With compelling data and a $1.5 trillion opportunity at stake, Heather introduces the REVS framework and five levers for driving measurable change. Listeners will gain practical tools, policy insights, and a clear path to creating workplaces where moms—and the economy—thrive.

In this podcast with special guest Amos Gelb, you'll learn how to navigate the workplace with confidence by mastering the key elements of professionalism for those new to the workforce. We'll explore the vital connection between professionalism and hard and soft skills, showing how technical expertise is amplified by strong interpersonal abilities like teamwork, accountability, and emotional intelligence. Whether you're an intern or early in your career, this episode offers actionable insights to help you stand out, grow your skills, and build a foundation for success in any professional environment.

Learn how to unlock your productivity and creativity through meaningful connection and humor with award-winning showrunner, executive producer, and comedian Marta Ravin. Marta helps next-generation leaders find the secret sauce to leadership by embracing authentic leadership with a sense of humor.

Thomas Kemeny shares his journey as a copywriter and author of the book Junior: Writing Your Way Ahead in Advertising. Thomas provides tips on writing, presenting, and pitching, and explains why juniors are the lifeblood of an advertising agency.

In this episode, Karen F. Geiger, author of Storied Life Journal: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living shares how journaling helps you design a life with more stories. Karen will cover the benefits of journaling as a regular practice and demystify the difficulty of journaling with helpful techniques and prompts to help you connect to the page and tell your own story.