Paul Zak, Claremont Graduate University –“Trust Factor”
Kelly talks to professor Paul Zak about his new book “Trust Factor” which looks at the science of creating high performance companies. Read further for this week’s Rule of Three. Second City Works...
View ArticleDr. Sylvia Smith and Nick Johne – Improvisation for Autism
Kelly meets up with Dr. Sylvia Smith, Executive Director of Giant Steps and Improv teacher Nick Johne to discuss their unique partnership developing and leading Improvisation for Autism classes. Read...
View ArticleLeonard Mlodinow, Theoretical Physicist –“Elastic Thinking”
Kelly meets Leonard Mlodinow, a theoretical physicist who has co-written books with Stephen Hawking and Deepak Chopra. His new book is called “Elastic Thinking” Read further for this week’s Rule of...
View ArticleBest of Getting to Yes, And
We recently aired our 100th episode of “Getting to Yes, And.” So we’ve compiled ten of our favorite moments from the podcast. Enjoy! Featuring: Brene Brown, Nick Epley, Kim Scott, Dan Pink, Ronald...
View ArticleNicholas Chater, Warwick Business School –“The Mind is Flat…and it Improvises.”
Kelly has an intriguing conversation with Behavioral Scientist Nicholas Chater whose controversial new book, “The Mind is Flat,” challenges the concepts of mental depth and unconscious thinking. Read...
View ArticleJonah Sachs –“Unsafe Thinking”
Kelly talks to author Jonah Sachs about his new book “Unsafe Thinking” which looks at the science and stories behind breakthrough ideas. Read further for this week’s Rule of Three. Second City Works...
View ArticleMichael Brito – Participant Marketing
Kelly meets Michael Brito a digital strategist whose new book “Participant Marketing” makes the case for engaging your most powerful marketing tool: your own employees. Read further for this week’s...
View ArticleSarah Spain, ESPN –“Sports, Sexism and How We Can Do Better”
Kelly sits down with ESPN host and reporter Sarah Spain to talk about the future of sports, broadcasting and finding equity in both. Read further for this week’s Rule of Three. Second City Works...
View ArticleDr. Leah Weiss –“How We Work”
Kelly sits down with Stanford University professor Leah Weiss whose new book “How We Work” looks at ways in which we can re-humanize the workplace. Read further for this week’s Rule of Three. Second...
View ArticleCharlan Nemeth, UC Berkeley –“In Defense of Troublemakers”
Kelly cooks up trouble with professor Charlan Nemeth whose new book looks at the virtues of the outliers and misfits. Read further for this week’s Rule of Three. Second City Works “Getting to Yes, And”...
View ArticleSeth Stephens-Davidowitz, “Everybody Lies”
Kelly dials up data scientist Seth Stephens-Davidowitz whose New York Times Bestselling book “Everybody Lies” offers some fascinating and disturbing insights into big data, little lies and the...
View ArticleDavid Cancel, CEO of Drift –“Helping is the New Selling”
Kelly talks to serial entrepreneur David Cancel about his unique approach to selling, marketing and the future of work. Read further for this week’s Rule of Three. Second City Works “Getting to Yes,...
View ArticleMelissa Shilling, NYU Stern School of Business –“Quirky”
Kelly talks to Professor Melissa Shilling whose new book “Quirky” explores the science the traits that drive geniuses like Elon Musk, Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs and Marie Curie. Read further for this...
View ArticleShane Snow –“Dream Teams”
Kelly talks to author Shane Snow whose new book “Dream Teams,” shows the normal ways teams fall apart and the unlikely ways that teams can come together to excel. Read further for this week’s Rule of...
View ArticleChristine Porath, Georgetown University –“Mastering Civility at Work”
Do you think we have a civility problem in the world today? Yeah, we do to. Kelly talks to Georgetown professor Christine Porath whose new book, “Mastering Civility at Work,” looks at the damage that...
View ArticleMorten T. Hansen, UC Berkeley –“Great at Work”
Kelly digs into the science behind great work performance with Berkeley professor Morten T. Hansen. His new book, “Great at Work,” gives some surprising insight into what makes individuals truly excel...
View ArticleOri Brafman, UC Berkeley –“The Chaos Imperative.”
Kelly talks to professor and author Ori Brafman about his book “The Chaos Imperative” which looks at everything from military strategy to open offices, giving us insights into how to better use the...
View ArticleJamie Merisotis, President & CEO Lumina Foundation –“America Needs Talent”
Kelly talks to Jamie Merisotis who runs one of the largest private foundations in the United States that is committed to making opportunities for learning beyond high school available to all. His book,...
View ArticleAnne Libera, Columbia College and Second City –“An Education in Comedy”
Second City Works “Getting to Yes, And” – Rule of Three This week we talked to Anne Libera, Director of the Comedy Studies program for The Second City and Columbia College. Certainly you’ve faces some...
View ArticleDaniel Coyle – The Culture Code
Second City Works “Getting to Yes, And” – Rule of Three This week we talked to Daniel Coyle, author of “The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups.” Tell us about the “bad apple...
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