In this episode of Workplaces That Work, I’m joined by the vibrant and thoughtful Jenn Barrow—hairstylist, HR grad, new author, and mom of two—whose first book Tigers and Teddy Bears is sparking heartfelt conversations about identity, emotion, and permission to be our full selves.

Jenn and I met serendipitously at an International Women’s Day event, and from the moment we started talking, it was clear we had a lot to say—and a lot in common. This episode is all about shaking off labels, embracing the full spectrum of who we are, and realizing… there’s no one way to live, work, parent, or lead.

Evergreen is more than a safe space for youth—it’s a second home where they find support, respect, and belonging. Linda shares how consistency, trust, and the power of community help young people navigate challenges, build resilience, and create a better future. This one is full of heart and hope.

I may be kicking off 2025 a month late, but it is with a bang! This episode of Workplaces That Work features an incredible chat with Mykel Dixon—award-winning speaker, author of Everyday Creative, master facilitator, pro jazz musician, and expert in creativity and workplace culture.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in the grind, unsure how to bring more meaning (and fun) into your work, this one’s for you. We dive into why we get caught up in the shoulds of work and life, how to quiet the noise, and why tuning into yourself is the key to success.

In this episode of the Workplaces That Work podcast, I’m joined by Prina Shah, culture expert and author of Making Work Meaningful: How to Create a Culture that Leaves a Legacy. We delve into the journey from simply working towards a successful career to creating a fulfilling, purpose-driven legacy at work. Prina shares her insights into understanding one's role in shaping workplace culture and the power of self-reflection in making an impact.

Got a haunting in your workplace? 👻 In today’s episode of Workplaces That Work, we’re uncovering the Top Five Workplace Hauntings—the eerie challenges that linger in offices everywhere. But don’t worry; I’ll walk you through how to banish each one and bring your team back to life.

In this episode of the Workplaces That Work podcast, I’m joined by health and wellness coach Krysta Olson. We explore how personal life directly impacts the work environment and the importance of self-awareness in managing both.

Happy New Year! I have been doing some reflection, and today I am breaking down my big lessons from 2023 about teamwork and leadership. 

I am so excited to welcome Prina Shah to the show today! We cover a lot of ground today including the art of connecting the executives with their teams. It's all about having genuine conversations, and remembering that at the end of the day, we're all just people trying to do our best at work.

Welcome back to our latest episode: "Retaining Millennials and Gen Z with Sharon Kovacic." Today I welcome Sharon, from YES Employment to dive into what makes the younger generations tick at work and how we can create environments where they not only stick around but thrive.

Today I am tackling how to help keep hybrid teams connected. Whether you're a remote work rookie or a home office hero, these tips will transform your online work experience.

Today, we're diving into the often-overlooked world of Winter Depression in our workplaces, and I've got the wonderful Heather Witiluk from Autumnwood Counselling to guide us.

Hey, everyone! In today's episode, we're diving deep into something I'm super passionate about - the influence of our presence in team settings. Whether you're the boss, or the newest member just starting out, your energy shapes the entire vibe of the team.