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The Future of Work: AI, Apprenticeships & the Skills That Actually Get You Hired | IWSI America's Nicholas Wyman & Deborah Williamson

What skills are necessary to stay competitive and employable when AI, automation, layoffs, and a rapidly changing economy are rewriting the rules of work? On this episod

Fentanyl, Overdose Prevention & the Conversations Parents Need to Have | Leah Shepherd, Victoria’s Voice Foundation

One pill or substance can kill. And for parents, waiting until there’s a problem may already be too late. In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I spoke with Leah Shepher

Chef Ed Porter on Food, Music, Culture & Creativity: Building Purpose Through Storytelling

Chef Ed Porter is a multi-hyphenate professional: he's a chef, musician, filmmaker, entrepreneur, and host of the Taste Music Hear Food Podcast. In this conversation on W

He Looked Fine on the Outside. Then Sobriety, Service & Coffee Changed Everything. Jason Senzon, Co-Founder, Wyndcrofte Coffee

What happens when the life that looks successful from the outside is quietly falling apart on the inside? Jason Senzon, co-founder of Wyndcrofte Coffee, joined me on the

Ticker Shock, Retail Investors, and the New Rules of Market Storytelling with Katie Perry, CMO of Zerohash

What happens when markets stop being driven only by fundamentals and start being shaped by retail investors, social media, AI, and real-time narrative? In this episode of

How Alex Fredericks Built Tonewell: Voice AI, Wellness, and the Entrepreneurial Pivot That Changed Everything

What if your voice could reveal something meaningful about your body, your energy, and your readiness to perform? In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I sat down with A

How MJ Gottlieb - Loosid's Co-Founder - Turned Sobriety Into a Company That Scales Belonging

For years, sobriety has been viewed as a subtraction. No drinks. No substances. No fun, supposedly. No social life, supposedly. MJ Gottlieb is building the opposite sto

When Art Becomes Infrastructure: Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora on Building Sing for Hope

In this episode of the Worthy for Thirty podcast, I sit down with Sing for Hope co-founders Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora for a wide-ranging conversation about creativi

Rob Tod of Allagash Brewing Company on Building a Sustainable Business That Lasts for Decades

Some founders build a business. Others build a system that keeps getting better long after the startup euphoria fades. Rob Tod, founder of Allagash Brewing Company, belon

How Mission-Driven Founders Can Build More Inclusive Companies: Diego Mariscal and Mindy Scheier

What Happens When Access Becomes a Strategy? Some conversations make you think differently about a topic you thought you already understood. This episode did that for me

Business Coach Jen Aly on Burnout, Business Reinvention, and Building a Life That Fits

“Most entrepreneurs don’t burn out because they’re lazy. They burn out because they keep building businesses that demand more of them than they were ever designed to give

Stanton 'Stan' Ross on Trust, Transparency, and Building Better Live Experiences

Stanton ‘Stan’ Ross, CEO of Kustom Entertainment, joined me on the podcast to share how a lifetime around music, events, and customer experience shaped the way he leads t

How Sam Stewart and Mad Hippie Built a Beauty Brand With Purpose, Patience, and Persistence

What do sun damage, surf sessions, and a stubborn founder’s instinct have to do with building a beloved skincare brand? A lot, actually. In this episode, I had a chance

Elisa Camahort Page on Doing Good Without Losing the Plot

Before this conversation, Elisa Camahort Page had already helped shape an important chapter in digital media by co-founding BlogHer, one of the earliest and most influent

What Bobby Gibson, Co-Founder, LuxGive, wants nonprofit leaders to know

How do nonprofits raise more without adding more strain to already stretched teams? What a great way to extend last night’s celebration of an incredible nonprofit with

Peter Tuchman on Trading, Volatility, and the Long Game

Peter Tuchman — aka the Einstein of Wall Street — has spent more than four decades inside the noise, adrenaline, and emotional whiplash of Wall Street, and this episode c

How Luke Mickelson Turned One Bed into a National Movement

Removing Pain When a child goes to sleep on a floor, a couch, or a pile of clothes, something far deeper than comfort is missing. It is hard to overstate what a bed mean

Curiosity Over Consumption: How Curious Elixirs Is Rewriting the Ritual of Drinking

The Big Idea What if the future of social connection isn’t about what’s in your glass, but how it makes you feel? In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I sat down with

Turning Intention into Measurable Action

Impact in your own backyard In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I sat down with Sapreet Saluja, Executive Director of New York Cares, to discuss what it really takes t

The financial rule we’ve all accepted…might be broken

This conversation with Kaleido Life Co-Founder Craig Du Bruyn isn’t really about life insurance; it’s about rethinking where value lives in our lives. For decades, finan