Episodios

  • S3: E2 Designing a Life of Purpose with Rob Dubin
    Feb 20 2026
    Most people settle for unfulfilled potential, but in this episode, Rob Dubin explains how to intentionally design a life defined by purpose, resilience, and growth. Despite personal challenges that started when he was young, he chose to treat life as an adventure, which included spending 17 years sailing to more than 100 countries. He worked alongside billionaires and former presidents, studying happiness and fulfilment along the way. Rob shares hard-earned lessons on adaptability, grit, and the principle that “how you do one thing is how you do everything.” We explore practical strategies for building resilience in yourself and your teams, aligning strengths, passions, and market needs through the concept of Ikigai, and helping the next generation pursue fulfillment over mere compensation. If you’re navigating change, leading others, or seeking deeper meaning in your work, this conversation will challenge your assumptions about success and equip you to turn everyday challenges into powerful opportunities for growth.
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    36 m
  • S3 E1: The Changing Role of HR
    Feb 2 2026
    On this first episode of Season 3, John Bernatovicz, author of HR Like a Boss and founder of HR consultancy Willory, engages in a fascinating conversation about the evolution of the HR profession. John maintains that the HR discipline continues to be one of the most misunderstood functions in any organization, while Marcus suggests that the main focus of HR is moving from the workforce to work itself. They both agree that the adoption of technology and in particular AI will be transformative for the profession. Join this wide-ranging conversation to learn how HR leaders can plan and prepare for the future of work.
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    42 m
  • S2: E21 What Hollywood Can Teach Us About Communication
    Nov 24 2025
    In this new season of the Hope @Work Podcast, Marcus Mossberger speaks with Lindsey Caplan about what he believes is the biggest challenge in every organization: communication. Lindsey is a screenwriter-turned-organizational psychologist who helps companies like Shell, Airtable, GE, and CrowdStrike influence at scale. As the founder of The Gathering Effect, she works with HR, Comms, and business leaders to design group experiences that don’t just inform—but actually move people. With 20 years of experience across Hollywood, Silicon Valley, and global consulting, Lindsey blends storytelling, behavioral science, and adult learning to spark behavior change, build buy-in, and create lasting engagement. Her work has been featured in Fast Company and Talent Management Magazine, and she’s spoken at over 50 events on the power of one-to-many influence. Her forthcoming book explores what it really takes to move a room—whether you're leading a training, a town hall, or a transformation. Want to significantly improve the impact of your Town Halls, All-Hands Meetings and other forms of corporate communication? Then this is the episode for you.
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    36 m
  • S2: E20 Cultivating Hope Through Gratitude and Connection
    Jun 30 2025
    Kevin Monroe shares how his journey from personal despair led to a global movement focused on hope and gratitude, revealing how interactive experiences—not lectures—can rapidly boost hope, restore agency, and transform workplace culture.
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    44 m
  • S2: E19 The Human Side of AI - Rewriting the Leadership Playbook
    Jun 15 2025
    This episode dives deep into the evolving role of leaders in the era of AI. Ken Roden joins Marcus Mossberger to explore how trust, adaptability, and human-centered leadership are critical in guiding employees through AI’s transformative impact on work. Together, they discuss how AI can free leaders to focus on authentic relationships and creative thinking, ultimately redefining what effective leadership looks like in the future of work.
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    39 m
  • S2: E8 The Two-Day Work Week and the Promise of Time
    May 14 2025
    What if we could do in 10 hours what used to take us 40? Inspired by Bill Gates’ bold prediction of a two-day work week within the next decade, Marcus and Brett take a deep dive into how advancements in AI and automation are reshaping the most valuable resource we have: time. This episode explores what that future could look like—from reducing burnout to rethinking how we measure productivity—and the moral, cultural, and personal implications of a world where more is done with less.
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    39 m
  • S2: E7 Brett Waikart on AI and the Human Element of Work
    Apr 28 2025
    In this episode of Hope @Work, Brett Waikart joins the conversation to explore the evolving relationship between AI and the human workforce. As technology reshapes the way we work, Brett shares insights on balancing innovation with human connection, the skills that remain essential in an AI-driven world, and how we can adapt while staying true to our purpose. Whether you're excited about AI or uncertain about its impact, this episode offers a hopeful perspective on the future of work.
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    47 m
  • S2: E6 Leading with Hope by Dr. Katina Sawyer
    Apr 14 2025
    Hope isn’t just a feeling - it’s a strategy for resilience, motivation, and success in the workplace. In this episode, Dr. Katina Sawyer, professor, researcher, and author, explores how hope functions as an active force in leadership, shaping workplace culture and driving meaningful progress. We’ll dive into the psychology of hope, its distinction from optimism, and practical ways leaders can cultivate a hopeful environment where individuals and teams thrive. Tune in for insights on agency, autonomy, and the power of collective hope in today’s ever-changing work landscape.
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    32 m