Talking about the 4-day week on KQED Forum
I was on KQED's Forum today, talking about the 4-day week. There was quite the all-star lineup: Charlotte Lockhart, Leena Yousefi (whose law firm YLaw is trialing a
Talking to Harvard Business Review Korea
For some reason I never posted this when the video first appeared, but a few weeks ago I gave a talk (remote, alas) sponsored by the Korean edition
KCRA and the future of the office
I was on KCRA’s “Press Play” yesterday, talking with Madeleine Brand about the 40-hour week, remote work during COVID, and the future of work. This write-up by Amy
Job Sharing and Beyond podcast
I’m on the latest episode of the podcast Job Sharing and Beyond, talking with Karin Tischler, the founder of Emily’s Path Consulting, about Shorter, flexible work, COVID-19, and
“achieving more by working less” creates “substantial improvement over time”
I talk about, well a little bit of everything, on the Text Request podcast: You want everything your team does to have the largest impact possible. Working long
Interview on Calvin Ayre
When you think “rest,” the next word that pops into your head is probably “gambling.” Okay, so maybe not. That didn’t stop CalvinAyre.com’s Becky Liggero Fontana from
Interview on the Ph.D. Life Raft
This week I’m a guest on the Ph.D. Life Raft podcast, a new podcast hosted by Emma Brodzinski, a professor at Royal Holloway, University of London. Graduate school
Northstar Sleep School podcast on rest and shorter workweeks
I was recently a guest on the Northstar Sleep School podcast, talking about the things I usually talk about. Northstar was started by Xoogler Kristen Rainey, who spent
Interview on Artists of Data Science
My latest podcast appearance, on Artists of Data Science, is now out: I'm now starting to time my answers, and find find that I generally spend 3-4 minutes
Talking about REST and SHORTER on Nataly Kogan’s Well-Being Wednesday
I put in a guest appearance on Nataly Kogan's Well-Being Wednesday, an event she's been doing for her friends and followers During All This: If you're not familiar