Podcast

80,000 Hours

Cal Newport on an industrial revolution for office work

In this interview Cal and Rob cover that, as well as:

• Is the hyperactive hive-mind really one of the world’s most …

Leading from afar

Asynchronous communication. how to do it & who can use it w/ amir Salihefendic, CEO @ Doist

The future of work requires a new way of work, and that’s asynchronous. The end of always-on & sitting in pointless …

Leading from afar

Success of the hybrid remote model is based on flexibility not force w/ Jessica hayes @ whereby

In today’s episode, we chatted with Jessica Hayes, VP of People at Whereby about the hybrid remote model & future …

Another Podcast

Who's in the office? Notes on a year of remote work.

We left the office a year ago and haven’t been back, but now we’re starting to plan a return. What will surprise …

Harvard Business Review

Why Open Offices Aren't Working — and How to Fix Them

Ethan Bernstein, associate professor at Harvard Business School, studied how coworkers interacted before and after their …

Distributed.blog

Stephen Wolfram on 28 Years of Remote Work

In this episode, Stephen shares with host Matt Mullenweg — another remote CEO — his perspective on the value of …

Peter Attia

Jason Fried: Optimizing efficiency and work-life balance

In this episode, Jason Fried, co-founder of Basecamp, shares his beliefs around achieving business success in a modern world …

Distributed.blog

Leadership Coach Leo Widrich on Emotional Wellness for Distributed Workers

In this episode, Leo shares tips for distributed workers on how to build healthy habits and avoid the “loneliness …

Rolf Potts

Matt Kepnes on how to travel for years (instead of days or weeks) at a time

In this episode of Deviate, Matt discusses what led him to travel, and adapting to life on the road; planning his first trip, …

Noteworthy - The Journal Blog

How I Made $8,000 per Month Podcasting, and Why You Probably Don't Want To

Small podcasts can make real money.

I run the Disrupting Japan podcast. Like many podcasts, the show dives deep into a small …

Deloitte Insights

What is work?

The current discussion in the future of work is all about skills and reskilling. It’s how do we give workers a new set …

Village Global

A Primer on Remote Work and Distributed Teams with Matt Mullenweg and Andreas Klinger

On this episode Erik is joined by Matt Mullenweg, founder of Wordpress and Automattic, as well as Andreas Klinger, VP of …

Monocle

Making sense of the world

Jan Chipchase is the founder of Studio D Radiodurans, a consultancy that’s perhaps like none other in the world. He and …

Tropical MBA

Estonian E-Residency: Is It For You

In this episode, you’ll hear from Estonian E-Resident Joel Runyon. Joel is the man behind the fitness and mindset blog, …

The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

Rolf Potts on Travel Tactics, Creating Time Wealth, and Lateral Thinking

World travel doesn’t have to be a wealthy person’s sport. In this often hilarious conversation, Rolf and I dig …

Freakonomics

Why Does Everyone Hate Flying? And Other Questions Only a Pilot Can Answer

Patrick Smith, the author of Cockpit Confidential, answers every question we can throw at him about what really happens up in …

Slate Magazine

Andrew Zimmern on Bizarre Foods and the Power of Travel

On today’s show, Andrew talks about the transformative power of travel, a life-changing trip to Madagascar, and the …