Great Mondays Radio

Josh Levine
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There is only one sustainable competitive advantage in business today—company culture—and I’m on a mission to help organizations harness its power. Josh Levine, here, the host of Great Mondays Radio. I’m an author, consultant, and educator with over fifteen years of experience helping hyper-growth technology companies become more effective, aligned, and profitable. My book, Great Mondays: How To Design A Company Culture Employees Love, was listed as one of BookAuthority’s best culture books of all time. Great Mondays Radio is my way of elevating the people and stories behind tech’s best company cultures so that more leaders can apply this powerful business tool to improve employee lives and their bottom line. If you're an experienced people leader or HR professional, apply to be a guest on the show at https://radio.greatmondays.com/podcast-guest

  1. When the CEO’s PDA Hits TMZ: How to Lead During PR Disasters

    2 天前

    When the CEO’s PDA Hits TMZ: How to Lead During PR Disasters

    A concert. A camera. A very public mistake. And just like that, your company’s culture is trending for all the wrong reasons. In this episode of Great Mondays Radio, we sit down with crisis communications pro Chris Beard to talk through what actually happens when a leadership scandal goes viral. Not hypotheticals—real reputational meltdowns, where your CEO makes headlines and your brand becomes a meme. We unpack how companies can (and should) respond in those first critical hours, why most don’t get it right, and what it really takes to own the narrative without spinning out. This isn’t about cleaning up a mess. It’s about building the kind of culture that can survive one. We discuss: Why the first few hours matter more than you thinkHow to communicate with honesty and protect the businessWhat happens when lawyers steer the story—and how to find balanceWhy “reputation equity” might be your most valuable assetHow to prepare for the unexpected with tools, not just templates If you’re in brand, people, comms—or just trying to keep culture intact when trust is on the line—this one’s for you. Learn more about Chris Beard and The Crisis Shop. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Watch Great Mondays Radio episodes on YouTube. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    27 分鐘
  2. The Great Flattening: Will AI Destroy Your Business’ Differentiation?

    7月21日

    The Great Flattening: Will AI Destroy Your Business’ Differentiation?

    AI is everywhere—streamlining workflows, turbocharging creativity, and yes, threatening to take jobs. But what happens to the humans inside the business when algorithms take over the heavy lifting? In this episode, author and Circle Leadership founder Dave Clare joins Josh Levine to talk about how leaders can stay competitive in an AI-powered world. His latest book, humAIn (yes, that’s H-U-M-A-I-N), is a call to action for anyone trying to lead in an era when machines are getting smarter, faster, and cheaper—and culture is the only real differentiator left. This is about more than just staying ahead of the curve. It’s about building organizations that are built to care—not just scale. Because when AI levels the playing field, the companies that win are the ones that capture the spirit of their people. If you’re a founder, team leader, or just someone wondering what it really means to “do work you love” in the age of AI, this one’s for you. We cover: Why AI is the great flattener—and what that means for your competitive edgeHow treating people as “human beings first, employees second” changes everythingWhy every organization needs digital guardrails as much as human ones Culture isn’t just a perk. It’s your only real advantage when everything else becomes equal. Learn more about Dave Clare on his website and LinkedIn. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Watch Great Mondays Radio episodes on YouTube. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    35 分鐘
  3. Capitalizing on Chaos: Leading Through The Unknown

    7月14日

    Capitalizing on Chaos: Leading Through The Unknown

    Today’s world feels like one long series of plot twists. Layoffs. AI disruptions. Political turmoil. Uncertainty isn’t a moment—it’s the new normal. In this episode, executive coach and author Rob Kalwarowsky joins us to talk about how leaders can not just survive but actually thrive in this climate. His upcoming book, Capitalizing on Chaos, is a guide for how to lead well when nothing is predictable. We dig into the neuroscience of fear, why some bosses get worse under stress, and how personal resilience is the first step toward healthy teams and thriving workplaces. This isn’t about controlling the chaos. It’s about learning to lead through it—starting with yourself. If you’ve ever felt like you’re white-knuckling your way through change, or wondered how to be a better leader when everything feels uncertain, this episode is for you. We cover: Why your brain short-circuits in chaos (and how to reset it)What it means to become your own bad boss—and how to stopThe “Destructive Six” leadership styles that tank teamsPractical tools for emotional regulation under pressureWhy the future of leadership starts with deeper self-trust Just for Great Mondays listeners: access Rob's 2-minute stress-buster and read the first two chapters of Capitalizing on Chaos here. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Watch Great Mondays Radio episodes on YouTube. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    27 分鐘
  4. Gary V’s Team Proves Self-Awareness Is a KPI

    7月7日

    Gary V’s Team Proves Self-Awareness Is a KPI

    What if the most important performance metric at work wasn’t on a spreadsheet — but in the mirror? In this episode, Great Mondays host Josh Levine sits down with Claude Silver, the one and only Chief Heart Officer at VaynerX, to unpack what it really means to lead with heart — and why emotional intelligence is no longer “soft.” Claude shares the origin story behind her unique role, how she scaled empathy across a 2,000-person company, and why self-awareness, bravery, and emotional efficiency are the new KPIs. You’ll also get a preview of her upcoming book, Be Yourself at Work, which offers a roadmap for anyone ready to bring their full, unfiltered self to the workplace — and help others do the same. What You’ll Learn: Why empathy isn’t just a feeling — it’s a business practiceThe real ROI of emotional intelligence at workHow Claude helped build a people-first culture that drives performanceWhat the “three E’s” are and how to apply them in your own teamWhy being yourself isn’t permission to be unregulated — and what to do instead Learn more about Claude Silver. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Watch Great Mondays Radio episodes on YouTube. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    32 分鐘
  5. We’re All Just Out Here Freelancing Our Personalities

    6月30日

    We’re All Just Out Here Freelancing Our Personalities

    How identity is redefining careers and work culture. By 2030, more than half the workforce may be self-employed—and job titles just aren’t cutting it anymore. In this episode, professional identity expert Dr. Sarabeth Berk Bickerton joins us to explore the rise of hybrid careers, the death of “career fit,” and why understanding how you want to be seen, known, and valued is the new key to work that matters. We dig into how organizations are struggling to define roles that match today’s multidimensional talent, and what leaders must do to attract and retain the people who no longer fit into a single box. If your resume feels like it’s lying—or your job title doesn’t quite capture you—this one’s for you. We cover: What a “professional identity crisis” really looks likeWhy hybridity beats specialization in today’s world of workThe three levels of career belongingHow HR can ditch outdated job descriptions and actually hire for who people are Learn more about Dr. Sarabeth Berk Bickerton and More Than My Title. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Watch Great Mondays Radio episodes on YouTube. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    31 分鐘
  6. Breakups, Burnout, & Boycotts: The Emotional Logic Behind the Tech Abandonment Curve 💔

    6月23日

    Breakups, Burnout, & Boycotts: The Emotional Logic Behind the Tech Abandonment Curve 💔

    Watch episodes on YouTube. Your host, Josh Levine, talks with Justin Lokitz, business design expert, the chair of the design MBA at the California College of Art and serial entrepreneur. On this episode of Great Mondays Radio, Josh and Justin explore the “Technology Abandonment Curve”—a fresh framework that flips the traditional innovation adoption model on its head. Together, they unpack the cultural shift away from once-beloved tech, how user ethics play into quitting platforms, and why it’s time to reclaim agency in our digital lives. From Teslas to TikTok, it’s a timely conversation about choice, design, and the future of user power. Background for this episode: The Tech Abandonment Curve: Inverting the Adoption Model to Highlight User Power Against Late-Stage Social Media and Time to Reach 100M Users. Learn more about Justin Lokitz and Design Shift. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    44 分鐘
  7. Efficiency Killed the Intern: Do We Need Entry-Level Talent in the Age of AI? ⚙️

    6月16日

    Efficiency Killed the Intern: Do We Need Entry-Level Talent in the Age of AI? ⚙️

    Watch episodes on YouTube. Your host, Josh Levine, talks with Paul Backett, Co-Founder and Creative Director. With AI automating entry-level tasks, are internships still worth it? On this episode of Great Mondays Radio Josh sits down with Paul Backett, Co-Founder of Evolve, a design and innovation agency that’s doubled down on cultivating junior talent. They explore how a thoughtful internship program can build culture, unlock creativity, and shape future leaders—even as efficiency becomes the name of the game. From live client work to surfboard rituals, this episode dives into what we lose when we stop investing in the next generation—and how we can start rebuilding the career ladder, one intern at a time. Learn more about Paul and Evolve. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    33 分鐘
  8. Empathy Doesn’t Fit on a Balance Sheet, But It Belongs in Your Org Chart

    6月9日

    Empathy Doesn’t Fit on a Balance Sheet, But It Belongs in Your Org Chart

    Watch episodes on YouTube. Your host, Josh Levine, talks with Nick Adkins, Founder of PinkSocks Life. This week on Great Mondays Radio, Josh talks with Nick Adkins, founder of the PinkSocks Life movement. What began as a simple act of gifting bright pink socks has become a global effort to foster authentic human connection. Nick shares how moments of kindness, empathy, and vulnerability can transform workplaces and communities. Learn why connection—not just connectivity—is a business imperative and how even small actions can have big impact. Listen in and be inspired to lead with heart. Click to learn more about Nick and PinkSocks Life. Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply here! Running our show takes a lot of coffee! Support our show for just $3/month. Want to learn more about Josh's work at Great Mondays? Check out his website at https://www.greatmondays.com/.

    37 分鐘
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簡介

There is only one sustainable competitive advantage in business today—company culture—and I’m on a mission to help organizations harness its power. Josh Levine, here, the host of Great Mondays Radio. I’m an author, consultant, and educator with over fifteen years of experience helping hyper-growth technology companies become more effective, aligned, and profitable. My book, Great Mondays: How To Design A Company Culture Employees Love, was listed as one of BookAuthority’s best culture books of all time. Great Mondays Radio is my way of elevating the people and stories behind tech’s best company cultures so that more leaders can apply this powerful business tool to improve employee lives and their bottom line. If you're an experienced people leader or HR professional, apply to be a guest on the show at https://radio.greatmondays.com/podcast-guest

資訊

  • 創作者
    Josh Levine
  • 活躍年代
    2023年 - 2025年
  • 集數
    113
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Copyright 2025 Josh Levine
  • 節目網站
    Great Mondays Radio

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