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Episode 011 : Jay Johnson
On this episode of Jazzed About Work, Bev talks with retired Marine colonel who is now the Director for Professional and Executive Education at the Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs at Ohio University. The two talk about his personal journey of becoming a leader and the keys of teaching leadership to others.
Episode 010 : Sherry Little
On this episode of Jazzed About Work, Bev talks with Sherry Little, partner at Cardinal Infrastructure. Sherry had an extensive career on “the Hill”. With 13 years of professional staff experience in the United States Senate, she then went on to run the Federal Transit Administration through the end of the Bush Administration. Sherry talks… Read More
Episode 009 : Randy Rieland
On this episode of Jazzed About Work we’ll be talking about how the digital revolution may have an impact on YOUR career, and even your well-being. Our expert guest is Randy Rieland, a veteran traditional journalist who has made the transition to multi-media storytelling. Randy started as a newspaper reporter and went on to become… Read More
Episode 008 : Larry “Bud” Meyer
This week on Jazzed About Work, we’ll be talking about how its never too late to reinvent your career. We’ll be talking to Larry Meyer, journalist, novelist, and consultant. Larry, who’s friends call him “Bud”, started as traditional reporter but then went on to reinvent his career again and again. Today, Bud has a lively… Read More
Episode 007 : Dayna Bowen Matthew
On this episode of “Jazzed About Work”, Bev Jones talks with lawyer, law professor and health-care analyst, Dayna Bowen Matthew about racial inequality in the workplace. Matthew just released a new book Just Medicine – A Cure for Racial Inequality in American Health Care published by the New York University Press. She claims that African… Read More
Episode 006 : Barbara Bradley Hagerty
On this episode of Jazzed About Work, Bev talks with award-winning religion correspondent for National Public Radio and a former reporter for the Christian Science Monitor, Barbara Bradley Hagerty, about new research that explores fable that midlife is a time when things start to go “downhill”. Barbara will explain how midlife can be a great… Read More
Episode 005: Media Millennial Ryan Lytle has been on a Fast-Track since Graduation in 2010
Ryan Lytle graduated from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University in June 2010. In just seven years, he, as a millennial, has had a rapid rise in the job market. For the past year, he has been leading digital audience efforts, social strategy and partnerships for Scripps Network Interactive, including the Food… Read More
Episode 003 : Judicial Service Careers with Judge Gayle Williams-Byers and Tom Hodson
Donning judicial robes, taking the bench, and sitting in judgment of others on a daily basis can bring great professional satisfaction but problems may also arise, say two trial judges. Judge Gayle Williams-Byers, an African-American woman judge in the South Euclid Municipal Court in Ohio and retired/visiting judge Thomas Hodson talk about dedicating part of… Read More
Beware and Be Careful: We All Have Digital Vulnerabilities Online
In this technological age, we all have major online vulnerabilities and each of us is easily “digitally documented,” according to author, consultant and public relations specialist John Paul David. The average person, says David, is seen on surveillance cameras an average of 75 times per day. All of this leads to online searches for potential… Read More
Career Expert Kerry Hannon Gives Tips for Making the Best of Your Current Job
Kerry Hannon, a noted authority on work and career, has published countless articles and books about how to follow your heart to find the work you love. But, she has been hearing, as she travels across the country, that a shift in employment may not be practical for many, in these times. So, how do… Read More