In this episode of Transform Work, John Winsor sits down with Nick Bloom, Professor of Economics at Stanford University and one of the world’s leading researchers on remote and hybrid work. Known for his rigorous, data-driven approach, Nick has helped shape how organizations think about productivity, flexibility, and the future of work.

In a conversation often dominated by strong opinions, Nick brings clarity through evidence. Together, they explore what’s actually happening beneath the surface of today’s workplace shifts and where leaders should focus next as new forces, including AI, begin to reshape how work gets done.

Jay Singh, Founder and CEO of Casper Studios, joins the podcast to explore what it really takes to move AI from experimentation into production.

Casper Studios is an AI services firm that partners with organizations to design, build, and deploy AI systems that deliver measurable business impact. The company has supported clients across industries, including Netflix, Pepsi, hedge funds, private equity firms, and large healthcare providers, helping them operationalize AI and rethink how work gets done.

With a team drawing experience from LinkedIn, Microsoft, and Bain, and advisors connected to leading AI labs such as OpenAI and Anthropic, Casper Studios works across the full lifecycle of AI adoption, from discovery through deployment, while reshaping workflows and decision making along the way.

In this conversation, Jay shares his practical, outcome-driven perspective on AI implementation, what separates pilots from production systems, and how leaders can approach AI as an operational transformation rather than a technology experiment.

Note: this episode is best viewed on our YouTube channel, since our guest shares her screen several times to show some of the incredible art she's created with AI tools.

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In this episode, John Winsor sits down with Kelly Boesch, a visual artist and creative technologist working at the intersection of AI, design, film, and human expression.

Kelly has spent years exploring how emerging tools are reshaping the creative process. Rather than using AI as a shortcut, she approaches it as a collaborator that expands imagination, authorship, and creative range.

In this conversation, we explore what AI is changing about creative work, how artists can stay deeply human in an age of generative tools, and what this shift means for the future of creative professions.

If you care about the future of work, creativity, and human–machine collaboration, this episode is for you.