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People Business w/ O'Brien McMahon

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Every business is in some way a “people business” with success or failure often coming down to how leaders manage the people dynamics of their organization. People Business is a weekly podcast focused on what it takes to build and lead a successful, profitable business by navigating the human element.© 2025 People Business w/ O'Brien McMahon Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo
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  • Taking Control of Our Health w/ Brock Anderson & Tracy Awe from Function Health
    Dec 17 2025

    Brock Anderson and Tracy Awe are Directors of Enterprise and Strategic Partnerships with Function Health, a biometric data company helping individuals and groups take control of their health data to live longer, healthier, more productive lives.


    Mentioned on the Show

    • Listen to Dr. Mark Hyman on the Huberman Lab podcast: https://www.hubermanlab.com/episode/how-to-improve-your-vitality-heal-from-disease-dr-mark-hyman
    • Learn more about Function Health and their approach to testing and longevity: https://www.functionhealth.com/
    • Review the study conducted by the Integrated Benefits Institute on Economic Impact of Early Disease Detection: https://www.ibiweb.org/resources/economic-impact-of-early-disease-detection
    • O’Brien gave a shout-out for Peter Attia’s book, Outlive. Available on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/5nSm1Xn
    • Brock Anderson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brock-anderson-16196
    • Tracy Awe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracyawe

    Timestamps

    (00:00:00) – Tracy Awe and Brock Anderson join O’Brien McMahon on People Business

    (00:02:38) – What is Function Health? What is Function Health’s approach to preventative health?

    (00:10:20) – When should people start preventative health analysis and biometric screening?

    (00:15:19) – How can companies encourage people to think more long-term about their health?

    (00:18:48) – Do doctors welcome data from these types of screenings? How can Function members have constructive conversations with their doctors?

    (00:31:22) The 5 Types of Medical Consumers: segments of employees and how they use medical benefits. Population health management in practice.

    (00:38:21) – How does diet and exercise fit into the Function Health approach? How does Function Health support lifestyle change?

    (00:44:53) The Process: how many blood draws are needed?

    (00:44:59) Costs: what are the costs associated with bringing Function Health to employees?

    (00:49:16) What shifts are seen in the business clients of Function Health? Does the conversation about health shift as prevention gets a spotlight?

    (00:50:33) What ‘add-ons’ does Function Health offer in addition to the core blood panel?

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    57 m
  • System Swap w/ Karl Staib
    Dec 2 2025

    This is a fun crossover episode with Karl Staib, host of the Systemic Leader podcast and systems consultant through a company of the same name. In this episode, shared across both platforms, we discuss systems thinking and how we have each built and evolved systems to help us navigate work and life.


    Mentioned on the Show

    • Learn more about Karl and his Systematic Leader framework: https://systematicleader.co/
    • Connect with Karl Staib on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karlstaib
    • Listen to the Systematic Leader podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/systematic-leader/id1535499918

    Timestamps

    (00:00:00) — People Business x Systematic Leadership podcast crossover: O’Brien McMahon with Karl Staib

    (00:02:00) — What is systems thinking? How do you define it?

    (00:08:15) — “Leaking”: How do you identify the biggest problem in your process?

    (00:12:45) — What are some best practices in creating a customer journey map?

    (00:14:27) — Client retention: what systems help keep things fresh for existing clients?

    (00:17:49) — How do you handle feedback and resistance to change in organizations?

    (00:23:31) — How humans are more motivated by status than we might think

    (00:33:14) — How to turn employee appreciation into a system

    (00:36:33) — When should something be cut out of a system?

    (00:42:19) — Examples of systems that might surprise people

    (00:52:54) — Final thoughts and how to contact Karl and Systematic Leader

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    56 m
  • Hiring Workers with Criminal Records w/ Shawn Bushway
    Nov 18 2025

    Shawn Bushway has a PhD in economics and public policy from the Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon University and has spent his career in criminology, where he has been recognized as a Distinguished Scholar for the Division of Corrections and Sentencing and a Fellow of the American Society of Criminology. He has published two books and over 100 peer-reviewed articles in journals.

    Mentioned on the Show

    • Learn more about the Bushway Opportunity Score: https://www.bushwayopportunityscore.com/
    • Connect with Shawn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawn-d-bushway-91a1494a

    Timestamps

    (00:00:00) — Shawn Bushway joins O'Brien McMahon on People Business.

    (00:03:12) — What’s the origin story for how you got into criminology?

    (00:05:41) — As a culture in the US, how have our beliefs around crime and criminals changed over time?

    (00:08:49) — Do foreign countries have other sentiments about criminals?

    (00:12:49) — What are the misconceptions and what is the reality around recidivism?

    (00:26:47) — Which factors should you look for in recidivism?

    (00:35:38) — What about white collar crime? Is there a higher risk to hiring someone to a white collar job who has committed a white collar crime?

    (00:43:30) — The Bushway Opportunity Score: helping employers make solid decisions in hiring

    (00:45:31) — What factors can be considered for offenders in the hiring process?

    (00:49:55) — Once these people get hired, are they materially the same as every other employee, or are there differences—maybe positive or negative?

    (00:56:12) — Closing thoughts and encouragements

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    58 m
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