For a non-profit, community-governed health system, philanthropy is paramount. Michelle Reyneart joins us to discuss her work as Vice President of the Sparrow Foundation and how it keeps the health sy…

We like to think we live in bubbles, moving through life in our little corner of the world with familiar people. In truth, the ripple effect means our actions — big or small — affect people we’v…

We’re no strangers to imposter syndrome, and after years of experience in our respective fields battling feelings of self-doubt, we moved past it. Let’s talk about it.

Waverly Superintendent Kelly Blake has kept her school district healthy and functioning with zero outbreaks from intra-school contact. This episode she shares some insight as to how she’s done it.

Gratitude is a year-round necessity. It helps keep us balanced and thinking positively, so we can be better humans for ourselves and those around us. Adding a daily gratitude practice to our routine c…

We believe that leaders, in both the creative industry and beyond, have an obligation to tell the truth in all of its forms. When anything that even hints at misinformation can be detrimental to audie…

If we don’t take the time to plan now, it will inevitably slip through the cracks. A little planning goes a long way, and it can be the difference between a good year and a great one.

Developing a commercial space for your business is hard. Even more so when that space is also used to gather community. Triply so when you do it during a pandemic. Believe it or not, Jen successfully …

This week we’re joined by Linda Vail, director of the Ingham County Health Department. She speaks about her background in immunology, the makings of a pandemic, and what it’s like leading the comm…

Indisputably, there are certain qualities that make for a great leader. Honesty, transparency, a strong moral compass, etc. But what if we told you women are more likely to have these qualities? Well …