Random Future of work Podcasts

Brought to you by the Battle of Homestead Foundation. Bringing you stories and struggles, people and perspectives, interviews and commentaries, all on the world of work yesterday, today, and tomorrow. The program explores a wide range of social and economic topics impacting the way we work, presented through a unique historical perspective. Interviews feature local and national guests — change agents, activists, experts, workers, researchers, and more. | Website: essentialworkpodcast.org | Listener line: 412-326-9435 | Contact us with comments, questions, & suggestions: https://bit.ly/35nMSAd | Sign up for Listener Alerts: https://bit.ly/3tZTMWn | Please support this podcast and the organization: battleofhomestead.org | Host, Producer, Program Manager: Nathan Ruggles (nathanruggles.org) | Host, Pathways to a New Economy that Works for All of Us (addressing labor, environment and health): Dr. Patricia DeMarco (patriciademarco.com) | Feature commentators: Rosemary Trump, Dr. Charles McCollester. | Production advisor: Angela Baughman (thatsoundgirl.com) | Logo design: Brittany Sheets (bsheetscreative.com) | Original Music by Jason Kendall (Jasonkendallproductions.com) | Essential Work is available on popular podcast platforms and apps.

Categories: History, News, Society & Culture

Tags: environment, future of work, History, labor, Technology, union, work, work history, worker history, workers

In this podcast we explore and evaluate possible futures, primarily focusing on the future of work, leadership, organizations, and culture – with a strong focus on change, on change management, and futures thinking. The podcast is a mix of cornerstone content in the area of future of work and change management and interviews with interesting, global thought leaders and practitioners. The podcast is created by Good Morning April ApS, a Danish-based organization that strives to shape the futures of work, together with our partners and customers.

Categories: Business

Tags: "futures thinking", change management, future of leadership, future of work, futures literacy

15-minute conversations with people who have quit their job and gone their own way. I’m Mark, and every week I talk to someone who has taken the bold step of quitting their job to start living their true life. The idea is to inspire you to live your true life, whatever that might mean to you. Subscribe now to join me for a fresh conversation every week.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: Financial Independence, Fire, future of work, retire early, work

How do organizations make work… work? If you’re responsible for leading people or shaping strategy, you have found the space to explore that question from every angle. When Work Works examines the forces reshaping how people lead, connect, and thrive. Hosted by Julie Develin, a seasoned HR leader and global speaker, each episode begins with a single question, one designed to uncover not just what’s changing, but why it matters.

Categories: Business

Tags: Business Strategy, future of work, Human Resources, leadership, Management, People Operations Leaders

David Crouch is your host in an examination of Digital Work Futures. He chats with a range of people who have made a meaningful career / vocation away from large cities to living and working on the Gulf Islands in British Columbia. These people began working remotely from home, and living a different dream for their life, years and decades before any pandemic generated interest in Remote Work, Live Where You Want, and WFH (Work From Home). Valuable insights on how to successfully create a different work future for yourself. DISCONTINUED

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: future of work, live where you want, remote work, wfh, Work From Home, work trends

A Life Worth Working is a podcast hosted by Michelle Weise and Dana Allen Walsh. Michelle is an education and workforce strategist and author of Long Life Learning: Preparing for Jobs that Don’t Even Exist Yet, and Dana is a senior pastor at a progressive church. This isn’t a religious podcast. “A Life Worth Working” celebrates the scraps, screw-ups, and detours of our work lives because we believe that nothing is wasted. The hardest moments we endure, from epic failures to employment gaps and crushing disappointments, all become fertile ground for new growth and endless possibilities. So you’ll hear about the wild journeys of our guests: a comedy writer turned ER doctor, a hedge fund manager turned death doula, a musician turned consultant, even a K-pop star turned lawyer—the list goes on! Each guest reveals pivotal moments of growth born from career zig-zags and dead-ends. Forget linear paths! We’re all navigating spaghetti-shaped journeys. And even those who appear to have it all figured out are fumbling their way through. Our guests talk about the pitfalls, the whispers they couldn’t ignore, or the moments of release that enabled them to jump to something unexpected. And perhaps most importantly, they talk about the messiest, hardest, and most painful parts of their journeys that created the conditions for new life and growth. If you’re interested in dwelling in that messy middle, you’ll love this podcast. And best of all, you’ll hear each of these guests in quick, punchy 20-minute episodes.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: calling, career, detours, failure, future of work, Meaning, navigation, Pathways, purpose, vocation, vulnerability

What if our products and companies gave more life to everything they touched? Making this a reality is our quest, through impactful product leadership, strategy, decision making, and culture.

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Categories: Business, Education

Tags: conscious capitalism, creativity, Culture, design ethics, enliven, ethics, future, future of work, HR, hr tech, human performance, Human-Centered Design, impact, leadership, mental models, org design, organizational culture, organizational design, peak performance, product, product design, product leadership, product management, social entrepreneurship, social impact, social ventures, systems thinking, work design

We dig into the big questions about how work is changing again. Questions about security, how and where we meet now, and what Gen Z can teach the rest of us about the new workplace. So many of us are searching for that sweet spot between working in the office, at home and everywhere in between. Hybrid work brings opportunities to seize, but it also brings challenges to tackle. Our host Melanie Green is learning how we can all thrive in hybrid work – for the long haul. You’ll hear compelling stories and advice from leading experts. Produced by Citrix. Follow along @Citrix

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: business, Collaboration, employee, flexible, future of work, remote, remote employees, remote teams, remote workers, remote working, Solutions, synergies, Technology, work, work experience, Workplace

Boss Level is a podcast on people and organizations aiming for the boss level. Boss level is the status a person or an organization achieves by making a better quality of life for themselves and others by doing what they need to do regardless of all the haters and obstacles out there.

Categories: Business, Technology

Tags: complexity theory, future of work, leadership, Management, Organizations, systems thinking