Welcome to Season 6 of "On The Job," a podcast about finding your life's work. This time, we're focusing on how people and businesses are getting back to work. Let’s call it "The Great Transformation." Employers need people to work more than ever, and we'll be hearing from people navigating this new normal for themselves as they find their life's work.
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On The Job
40 Subscribers
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4.7 out of 5 stars
4.7 Based on 4 reviews
mindgraveyard
5 out of 5 stars
Better and better
This show continues to get better with each season. Otis’s writing, delivery and interviews are fantastic—a great host. Keep up the good work.
Kalyme
5 out of 5 stars
Inspiring!! Great new season!
If episode 1 for the 2020 season is any indication, we’re up for another series of wonderful storytelling! Looking forward to more of the same kind of uplifting stories - full of hope, humor, and the value of work of all kinds. Thank you!!
four0066
3 out of 5 stars
Dropped off
When the podcast first launched a couple years ago, it was very well done. Great stories following great people, very inspiring. The narrator was fantastic. The stories this season aren’t as entertaining and the different narrator just tells a story instead of adding life to it.
MaryBerryMOB
5 out of 5 stars
Insightful
Great podcast!
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- 40
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- June 21, 2022
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- Express Employment Professionals
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- A Ship Stuck in the SuezIn March of 2021, the shipping freighter Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal for six days and captivated the world. In this episode, we dive into what the event says about our economy, and what it says about us. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Secure The BitsSpencer Lanning lost his job during COVID, and is one of many people who were forced to face their demons in the isolation of the pandemic. Coming out the other side, he now protects Vermonters from hackers in his job as a cyber security analyst. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Spreading Love Through MathEducator and software engineer Thierry Mugabo Uwilingiyamana knows what the stakes are when education isn't allowed to flourish – so he's dedicated his life to spreading knowledge and giving kids the tools they need to love learning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Fighting To Give Others a Fighting ChanceOn the season five finale of "On The Job," we meet Leonette. Her path to her career - she's a Law Clerk at the US Department of Education - had more than a few twists and turns. In fact, she started law school in her 30s, after realizing that she could help to address the yawning gap in African-American and female representation in the legal field. Now, she's using her degree to advocate for others who lack a voice: victims of predatory for-profit colleges. She's part of the DOE's Borrower Defense group, and is responsible for processing claims against these unscrupulous schools. Turns out that Leonette found her niche after all, and her work is helping others - many of them new to the country and to the English language - regain their footing so that they, too, may find their niches. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- The Unlikely Journey of a Civic-Minded Tech NinjaAfua Bruce's career in data science and technology is dotted with a bunch of impressive acronyms: IBM, the FBI (!), even working for the POTUS (Obama) as Executive Director of the National Science and Technology Council. Now, she's taken on a new challenge as Chief Program Officer for Datakind, a global non-profit that harnesses the power of data science and AI in the service of humanity. Heck, she even has her own statue as part of the #IfThenSheCan women in STEM initiative (https://ifthenshecan.org). Tune in to hear an amazing story of a truly unique life path. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Starting a Business is No CakewalkLike so many food industry workers, Meg lost her job during the pandemic. And instead of going back on the job hunt in this historically challenging environment, she decided to gamble on herself. She launched Das Butterhaus (https://dasbutterhaus.com), named for her love of German pastries - and now she's baking in a local kitchen and selling her delicious concoctions for pickup and delivery. Learning how to be an entrepreneur - bookkeeping, marketing, etc. - at the same time she's standing up her new business has been all consuming, but she's relishing her newfound contact with her customers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Not Your Everyday P.I.If Kitty Hailey didn't exist, some enterprising author would have conjured her up. A well put-together woman of a certain age, she resembles a hip kindergarten teacher - a fact which has served her well in her actual occupation; she's a private investigator. Using the skills she's honed over decades of investigative work, Kitty has risen to a position of prominence in her field, evolving from the typical "cheating spouse" assignments to doing trial work that has had positive, life-changing impact for the folks she's worked with. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Booting Up a Better CareerDuring the height of the pandemic, unemployment peaked at around 15%. And many of the jobs lost, especially in industries that were already seeing disruption through automation and outsourcing, may never come back. Enter Benny Boas and the Burlington Code Academy. He and his co-founder Alex Horner have created a 'boot camp' to teach people new skills, primarily in software coding and interface design. BCA is a lifeline for folks trying to attain new, work-from-home friendly skills - especially single parents who are balancing raising children with making a living. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Comics With a CauseJaye Gardiner is about as perfect an example of a modern-day renaissance person as you can get. A first-generation American of Belizean descent, a scientist and cancer researcher, she spends what little free time she has creating and publishing aspirational comics to increase students' STEM literacy. She's a born teacher, capable of reducing complex science into simple and easy to grasp metaphors. You can check out her company, JKX comics, here (https://www.jkxcomics.com/). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Giving Back To Those Who ServedFor the Calabrese family, based in Utica, New York, serving their community is a family tradition. In 2013, John Calabrese Sr. and his wife Lori embarked on a new career by opening up their own Express Employment Professionals franchise. Intrigued by the business, their son, John Jr., joined the cause and began doing the important work of matching candidates with companies and vice versa. Along the way, he noted that a lot of the area's unemployed were also veterans - many of them homeless and struggling. So he and his family launched the Veterans Supply Drive initiative, using two repurposed military vehicles to collect and distribute food and clothing, as well as monetary donations for like-minded charities. Twenty tons of donated food later, John Jr has received awards for his important and proactive work. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.1 comments1
- When Sales Is a CallingHow do you tap into your inner salesperson? For Chris Lundy, a late-bloomer and raconteur who takes pleasure in knowing that the medication he sells can change lives, it's all a matter of attitude. And after a stint in the PR department for the Philadelphia Eagles, his segue into pharma sales has provided him with plenty of championship moments. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- To Be Good At This Job, You Just Have To Be...GoodFor those of us fortunate enough to be able to work from home during the pandemic, our new normal finds us juggling the pressures of work, family and health in ways we hadn't previously experienced. Imagine being responsible for 45 elderly folks spread across three bucolic residential homes during all of this? And not just accounting for them, but catering to their every need, honoring their extremely specific food requests, staging an elaborate Easter party and tending to their life and death medical needs in the face of an especially threatening virus. For Josh Winn, it's not just a labor of love, it's a compassionate calling. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Comfort Food With DignityCatering - and food service in general - is a challenging work in the best of times. And now, with public-facing events still mostly shut down, Heather Bublick and her business partner/chef/husband D'Andre Carter have found new ways to bring their gourmet comfort food to the masses via "Soul & Smoke." They're serving their delicious fare to school kids in need, unemployed hospital workers, nursing homes and "the populations that need us most" in their native Chicago. You can make donations to them directly through Venmo (@feastandimbibe) or Zelle ( team@feastandimbibe.com). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Gimme The Asphalt!Just about 200,000 of the estimated 3.5 million truckers on the road today are women - and that number represents a 65% increase over the last decade. Today we catch up with one of them, Ingrid Brown, a 5'2" 50-something grandma who's been driving a rig for over four decades. Calling from the cab of her truck, Ingrid, whose role has been deemed "essential" throughout the Covid-19 crisis, gives us insight into what keeps her happily rolling across the country as she surpasses the 4 million mile mark, looking forward to spending time with her family while simultaneously dreaming about her next journey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Answering the CallFor Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), the coronavirus is only the latest chapter in a vocation that requires constant vigilance. Meet Kyle Robillard, an EMT/Fireman/Sports Doctor, who tells us how multi-tasking tends to be a way of life for emergency responders, even as the stakes become more personal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Winds of ChangeWind turbines have changed the way our country operates and are only becoming more popular – creating highly skilled jobs along the way. In this episode, we talk to skilled technician Jim Slicer as he maintains turbines in Vermont. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- A Labor of LoveTeachers and school administrators have been navigating the new normal and attempting to continue doing what they've always done: enrich the knowledge and lives of students everywhere. In this episode, elementary school teacher Gail Campopiano shares the ways in which her approach to her role has changed, and the deeper connections that make teaching such a rewarding, if at times difficult, profession. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- Dr. Julie GurnerHow can you do your job better, advance in your career and unlock your potential? Listen along as Dr. Julie Gurner, Executive Performance Coach, shares how to identify and understand behaviors that allow people to level up in their careers and everyday lives. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
- More Than A Job: The Story of Jim LauritaHow can a job become more than a job? Sometimes a job becomes an identity and a legacy through all the people your job touches. How you live on through the people you know and had an effect on. This is the story of an elephant trainer and activist, Jim Laurita, who died a few years ago. Jim was adored by the community and started an organization called “Hope for Elephants” to help rehab hurt elephants and educate the community. When he died mysteriously, the community was devastated. This story is told through Jim’s family, friends and fellow trainers - an extraordinary person doing an extraordinary job, and the legacy he left behind. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.0 comments0
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