Podcasts

In this episode, Professor Sean Bair shares his perspectives on measuring success right. Professor Bair has a diverse work background, from police officer to CEO of tech companies. These experiences give him the wisdom to share metrics of success that will change how you see your current and future career.

Join us as we learn from Dr. Britt Berrett - the director of BYU Healthcare Leadership, former hospital CEO, and best-selling author. His personal experience with with the healthcare administration industry makes him a top expert in this growing and rewarding profession.

Join us as we sit down with Professor Bekki Brau, a professor of global supply chain management at BYU. She shares insights on sustainable operations and supply chains, and provides healthy measurements of success that are helpful for students, faculty, and alumni alike.

Kenzie VanOrden shares how experiential learning, editing, and leadership shaped her understanding of success—and why belief plays a central role in her work and life. Her perspectives will enlighten your understanding of experiential learning, journal editing, and Faith in Christ.

Naomi Insero is the head designer for the Marriott Student Review. She shares her experiences with seeking for experiential opportunities, learning new skills, and designing a full issue of business journal. Don't miss this inspiring interview!

Dr. Morris shares inspiring stories about international experiences in education and business that will change the way you think about stepping out of your comfort zone and taking global opportunities.

Annie Kennedy shares her journey from BYU Family Studies major and Business minor to thriving sales leader at BambooHR. She highlights the power of confidence, integrity, and embracing career pivots.

We’re sitting down with Bentley Reynolds, the co-founder of Otishi, to talk about how a simple idea turned into a growing fitness shoe brand

What does Formula 1 racing have to do with business? Tune in as she talks about her passion for real-time analytics, how she measures excellence beyond grades, and what it means to keep moving forward—both on and off the track.

What really matters when we measure success? Jeff Thompson’s thoughtful approach challenges us to look beyond numbers and redefine success through Christlike character, service, and meaning.

Professor Bill Tayler shares how faith in Christ shapes both his personal and professional life. He reflects on the miracles he has seen involving career guidance and divine help when his young son was diagnosed with cancer.

Step into the world of rare books with Reid Moon, a collector whose passion for history has taken him from Provo to the halls of Oxford and beyond.