Hello! Angela here - the host of the Social Responsibility at Work podcast.
I know it’s been a while, and you’re probably wondering where we’ve been!
The Social Responsibility at Work podcast has been integral to our growth (and my growth) over the last 3 years. So it might be surprising to hear: we've made the decision to retire it.
This decision was not made lightly, and it comes with mixed emotions as we reflect on the insightful and impactful conversations our show has produced.
It’s amazing to think back at what one podcast inspired during the COVID Pandemic led to:
> +100 episodes about workplace culture with a variety of guests, thought leaders, and experts that made us realize this discipline needs wider representation and more diversity of thought
> The start to a broader exploration about the role of employers and employees in creating a world we want to live in, and a blurring of the lines between culture at work and culture in the world at large
> A hard conversation, practice in accountability and title pivot
> The beginnings of a rebrand, which has continued to show us the company we want to become, the work we want to be doing, and the experiences we want to create
> The realization that our role in changing the way we all work, is to actually extend far beyond the “walls” of the workplace
The good news: all episodes will remain an active library of valuable content for you to consume at any time — you’ll be able to access the Social Responsibility at Work podcast through our website, on Apple, Spotify, and anywhere podcasts are streamed, indefinitely. We just won’t be recording any new episodes.
Our team is still envisioning exactly what our audio content will look like moving forward, but one thing we know for sure is that it’ll emerge from the Culture Impact Lab — our in-person experience taking place in Chicago, IL May 15-16, 2024.
The only thing better than listening in on the conversations happening at this experience through recorded audio?
Being there in person: join the waitlist now, and be a part of this conversation with us.
https://callforculture.com/culture-impact-lab