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Gut + Science

Nikki Lewallen Gregory

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Gut+Science is a fast-paced, storytelling-oriented podcast that provides leadership experiences from both an emotional and calculated lens. People-first minded executives and thought leaders share on the topics they are most passionate about, serving as mentors for our ever growing audience. Host Nikki Lewallen Gregory loves to bring out the fire in people and highlight the newest needed tools and information that build more meaningful work experiences.
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Fringe by PeopleForward Network is a collection of content to educate and inspire you on your leadership journey. Leadership and team development, talent acquisition, DEIB, well-being, the future of work and beyond - Fringe has content to support you on your development journey.
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Working Forward

PeopleForward Network

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A notable trend has emerged—a growing demand for discussions centered around strategic planning to navigate the future of work. Data suggests that individuals are seeking content focused on anticipated trends to shape the employment landscape in the years ahead. Working Forward, an original podcast from PeopleForward Network, explores advancements in technology, societal + economic shifts, artificial intelligence, remote work, the gig economy, and more to equip listeners with the knowledge a ...
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Rachel Downey is a millennial founder, executive producer, and CEO. And she has lots of questions. Join Rachel as she sets out to ask her toughest questions about leadership, life, and honing her craft to some of the most inspirational people she knows.
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What happens when a mission trip transforms your perspective, your relationships, and even your approach to leadership? In this episode, Nikki takes us on a journey through her life-changing experience with Homes of Hope, an organization that's built over 8,000 homes in 30 countries. Joined by the founders, Sean Lambert and Andrea East, Nikki explo…
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Live from CultureCon 2024 in Madison, Wisconsin, Nikki Lewallen Gregory, founder of PeopleForward Network, kicks off a new series that brings together the collective power of meaningful work and people-first leadership. This episode features the dynamic co-founders of CultureCon, Nick Lombardino and Zach Blumenfeld, as they share the origin story o…
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What’s the secret sauce to building a culture that sticks? According to Amy Bayer, Global Director of DE&I, Employee Engagement & Culture, at Duck Creek Technologies, it’s not some magic bullet—it’s your people. In this episode, recorded live at CultureCon 2024, Amy sits down with Nikki to talk about how Duck Creek has created a people-first cultur…
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What does it mean to be authentic at work, and why does it matter? It turns out, authenticity has a massive impact. It reduces turnover, builds trust, and inspires loyalty. Companies with authentic cultures see employees over 2x more likely to stay, 4x more likely to report high trust, and 6x more likely to follow authentic leaders. In this re-rele…
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Leadership is more than a title—it’s about influence. In this episode, Nikki speaks with Jess Goldberg, a leadership coach, Emmy Award winner, and lecturer at Columbia University, whose mission is to help leaders communicate with influence. Jess shares her journey from journalism to leadership training and introduces her groundbreaking concept: the…
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In this re-released episode, Joshua Berry, author, speaker, and director of Econic, shares his insights on driving change in Fortune 500 companies and startups. With a track record of success at organizations like US Bank, John Deere, and Blue Cross Blue Shield, Joshua reveals his top strategies for effective leadership and innovation. Top 3 Takeaw…
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Is traditional employment... dead? Bold claim, right? But that's exactly what our guest, Josh Drean, is here to unpack. Josh isn’t just tossing around buzzwords—he’s a talent management and people analytics expert who’s been deep in the trenches of workforce innovation. He’s also the co-founder of Work3 Institute, where he’s actively rethinking how…
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With big companies calling employees back to the office, does this mean the end of flexible work? Not so fast. In this episode, Katherine Coble tackles a hot topic on every leader’s mind: the future of remote and hybrid work. Katherine breaks down the reality that remote and hybrid work are here to stay—whether we like it or not. More importantly, …
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In this conversation, Nikki interviews John Nieters, the co-founder of TestRxMD, about living from our highest and best selves. John shares his personal story of overcoming addiction, prison, and profound life lessons that shaped his journey toward becoming a healer. Together, they explore the 10 core pillars of living your highest and best self—co…
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Ever feel like you're stuck on autopilot as a leader? In this episode of To Work: With Love, host Renee Smith shares a deeply personal and insightful reflection on leadership through the lens of her recent trip to Mount Rainier. She highlights how, as leaders, we often get caught up in the daily grind without pausing to assess the bigger picture. D…
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Are you ready to lead the next generation? In this intriguing episode, Nikki sits down with guest Alafia Stewart, a global expert in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) to discuss leading newer generations of employees. Alafia passionately shares how Gen Z and Millennials are transforming the workplace by challenging traditional systems and norm…
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In this episode, Nikki discusses the power of dreaming and having a vivid vision to overcome challenges in life. She shares a personal story about selling her home and pursuing her dream of having a retreat place. Nikki emphasizes the importance of legacy leadership and helping others achieve their dreams. She encourages leaders to reflect on their…
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In this re-release episode of Lead the People, host Matt Poepsel interviews David Lahey. David holds an MBA from the Smith School of Business at Queen's University and has completed graduate studies at Harvard University, along with additional coursework in Adult Education at the University of Toronto. With over 25 years of expertise, David has foc…
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Nikki Lewallen Gregory, Founder and Chief Meaningful Work Officer at PeopleForward Network, joins Lead the People podcast host Matt Poepsel to discuss intentionality in leadership and the importance of a strong culture code. She emphasizes the need for leaders to live with intention and be rooted in their why. Nikki also shares insights on building…
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In this episode, Lori Shakur interviews Dominique Shelton Leipzig, a privacy and cybersecurity expert, to explore the critical role of data leadership and AI governance in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. Dominique passionately advocates for CEOs and board members to lead the charge in setting clear and intentional strategies around data…
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Human beings are wired to respond to stories, yet when it comes to our professional lives as leaders, we often neglect storytelling. In this conversation, Katherine Coble explores why storytelling is so effective and how leaders can use it to connect with their audience. She emphasizes the importance of intentionality and understanding what makes a…
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In this conversation, Nikki interviews Nami Baral, the founder and CEO of Niural, an AI for global workforce management. They discuss the concept of meaningful work and how it can be achieved through a sense of community, alignment with personal values, joy, and a sense of pride. Nami shares her journey as a founder and the motivation behind starti…
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Host, Andrea Brummett, discusses the disillusionment with traditional workplace structures and the need for change. She highlights the disruptive force of the COVID-19 pandemic in forcing businesses to adapt and innovate. Brummett emphasizes the importance of creating a workplace that is in harmony with human needs and values. Explore various theor…
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In this episode, Renee explores the concept of creating spaciousness in our lives and filling it with awe. She discusses the benefits of awe and how it can enhance our well-being and relationships at work. Renee shares the eight wonders of life that can inspire awe, such as moral beauty, nature, music, and epiphanies. She also emphasizes the import…
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Nikki interviews Karina Lam, a global leader at Mercer, about the importance of advocating for oneself and how to lead others in doing the same. Karina shares her passion for problem-solving and building deep relationships in HR tech. She emphasizes the significance of setting expectations and spending time and energy in the right places. Karina al…
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Nikki dives into the importance of chasing your dreams, no matter how crazy they may seem to others. She shares her personal journey of manifesting a remote retreat space and the steps she's taking to make it a reality, even if it means living in a barn. She encourages listeners to embrace skepticism and to listen to criticism without focusing on t…
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Leadership is a lesson in listening to the people in you lead. Let’s talk about how to unlock the voices within your organization to get meaningful feedback. Nikki’s guests are the dynamic co-owners of DORIS Research, Sam Julka and Meghan Tooman, who share their wisdom on leading with listening, the power of vulnerability, and leveraging meaningful…
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On the this re-release from the Lead the People podcast we welcome guest, Brian Phillips. Brian is an Oklahoma native who moved to California with the goal of building leaders and cultivating change around the world after graduating from the University of Oklahoma. With a mix of enterprise recruiting experience at HP and Google with a foundation in…
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Be an original. Rob Eyler is a visionary entrepreneur renowned for his innovative contributions to the photography industry. He is CEO of Capturely—a company revolutionizing the way businesses approach employee photography. Rob discusses the significance of first impressions, the importance of a consistent and impactful personal brand, and how upda…
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This episode of Fringe, features the Lead the People podcast with host Matt Poepsel. Guest Keisha A Rivers harnessed the lessons learned while leading during a harrowing Hurricane Katrina experience to become an award-winning international speaker, change agent and learning leader. As Chief Change Officer and President of The KARS Group LTD, she fo…
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How can leaders use data to build culture in their organizations? Our guest, Craig Forman, is on a mission to improve how people work by using data to lead people and culture forward. Get a unique perspective on using data to build trust within organizations and involve employees in shaping their culture. Craig reveals the importance of empathy and…
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Navigating the maze of self-discovery and authentic leadership, Aaron Abell, head of America's HR at Southco, dives deep into his transformative journey. On this re-released episode of "Being [at Work] with host Andrea Butcher," Aaron unfurls the tale of his personal and professional metamorphosis—how he listened to his internal nudges leading to p…
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From biochemistry to the C-suite, Madelyn Mackie has navigated a non-linear career path, gaining rich experiences across various industries. She’s now a career coach helping individuals activate their career dreams. In this episode, Laurie Shakur talks with Madelyn about the importance of preparation meeting opportunity, recommending that aspiring …
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How can leaders effectively identify and leverage the common ground in a generationally diverse workforce? Katherine Coble reveals the nuances of varying communication styles between Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z. Learn the the importance of trust, purpose, and autonomy while highlighting the critical role of curiosity i…
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Katherine Coble believes most leaders’ most significant factor between success and failure is communication. In this re-released episode, Katherine launched her monthly In the Loop series on the Gut+Science podcast, which offers a glimpse into the crucial role of communication in leadership. She delves into the impact of workplace engagement and th…
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Explore the transformative power of love in leadership with insights from host, Renée Smith, a renowned social scientist and the host of the "To Work: With Love" series. Learn key strategies for fostering an environment centered around love, including the importance of spaciousness, simplicity, and hope. Renée discusses how these elements are cruci…
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Host Nikki Lewallen Gregory sits down with Dr. Taryn Marie to dive deep into the intricacies of resilience, empathy, and radical self-acceptance. Dr. Taryn Marie, a renowned expert in resilience and global leadership, shares her transformative journey from overcoming PTSD and undiagnosed learning disabilities to becoming a successful executive and …
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