Best Multigenerational Workforce Podcasts (2025)

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Genfluence: How to Lead a Multigenerational Workforce

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David Bartholomew, FACHE, ACHE's senior vice president of Learning, speaks with Katherine Meese, PhD, and Dan Collard about the concept of “genfluence” and its importance in today's healthcare workforce. This episode covers generational collaboration, mentorship and how leaders can engage younger employees effectively. Plus, learn more about ACHE's…

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Leading with Purpose: How to Engage Today’s Multigenerational Workforce 27:06

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Leading today means understanding the motivations of a diverse, multigenerational workforce. In this episode of the 11 Ten Leadership Podcast, Rob Shields and David Spickard explore how leaders can inspire purpose, engagement, and growth among employees from every generation. Drawing on Gallup and Deloitte research, we discuss why younger employees…

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HR Strategies That Actually Work with Gen Z. A Conversation with Jack Foust 24:01

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Struggling to recruit, manage, or retain Gen Z? You're not alone, and you're not imagining the shift. In this episode of The Ascended Workplace, Rebecca Burtram sits down with HR leader Jack Foust to break down what’s REALLY happening with Gen Z talent and what the most effective HR leaders are doing to adapt. Drawing from years of recruiting, onbo…

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023: Earning the Right: Relationship-Driven Feedback Across Generations 23:57

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In this episode of Generations at Work, hosts Susan Davis & Dr. Tim Elmore are joined by leadership expert Jeff Hancher to explore the crucial role of feedback in multi-generational workplaces. The conversation delves into the nuances of delivering effective feedback across generational lines, highlighting differences in how Boomers, Gen X, Millenn…

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Restorative Justice to Conflict in the Workplace: What Gen Z Learned from RJ... and What They Didn't 20:49

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In this episode, Rebecca turns the mic toward Adam for a candid conversation rooted in his years as a Restorative Justice (RJ) coach in K–12 schools. What began as a well-intentioned approach to repairing harm and strengthening community eventually drifted into something different: a system where accountability blurred, consequences disappeared, an…

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Partnering to Protect Public Health During Respiratory Season

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Thomas Grenier joins the ACHE podcast to discuss the respiratory virus landscape in the US. Thomas will speak about how HCP organizations can partner with vaccine manufacturers like Sanofi to engage health systems and patients to protect public health and help reduce hospitalizations from vaccine preventable diseases during respiratory season.…

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When to Wear the Headset: How Great Leaders Know When to Step In - and When to Step Back 23:17

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In this episode hosts Rob Shields and David Spickard discuss the delicate balance leaders must maintain between micromanaging and delegating effectively. Drawing from a real-life example involving Carlie Irsay-Gordon of the Indianapolis Colts, they explore how leaders can set the right context for their teams to operate autonomously while ensuring …

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022: From Multitasking to Innovation: The Gen Z Edge in Today's Workforce 20:04

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In this episode of Generations at Work, hosts Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore are joined by restaurant owner John Craze to explore the unique strengths and challenges that Gen Z team members bring to the workplace. Drawing from his experience managing a large team of young employees at Chick-fil-A, John Craze discusses the importance of flexibility,…

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How to Navigate Conflict and Set Boundaries at Work with Dr. Jen Fry 42:03

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Conflict is part of being human, but many leaders still struggle to approach difficult conversations in a healthy, productive way. Whether it shows up as tension on a team, discomfort around identity-based issues, or uncertainty about when to speak up, many professionals have never been given the tools to navigate conflict with confidence. In this …

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Beyond the Buzzwords - Practical AI for Healthcare Organizations

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Artificial intelligence in healthcare often makes headlines for clinical breakthroughs, but the real opportunities may lie in everyday operations. In this ACHE podcast, Dr. Boykin Robinson, CEO of Core Clinical Partners, goes beyond the hype to explore how AI is reshaping hospital and physician group management. From behind-the-scenes automations t…

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Both/And Leadership: Holding Conviction and Compassion in a Fractured World with Jon Houghton 38:29

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David and Rob sit down with Jon Houghton, CEO of Holy Post Media and Director of Chicago Fellowship, to explore what it truly means to lead with justice, faith, and compassion. Jon shares his journey from over two decades with Young Life to leading organizations that help people flourish—both spiritually and practically—in complex, post-Christian c…

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021: Rethinking Leadership: Connecting with Gen Z's Agency and Diversity 26:48

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In this episode of Generations at Work, host Susan Davis and guest Dr. Tim Elmore explore key insights from Dr. Elmore's upcoming book, The Future Begins with Z, focusing on how Generation Z is shaping the modern workplace. They discuss Gen Z's unique blend of agency and anxiety, increasing workplace diversity, evolving gender and identity perspect…

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How to Drive Results as a Leadership Coach with Will Linssen 42:57

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The latest episode of The Leadership Habit Podcast welcomes globally recognized leadership coach Will Linssen to discuss how leaders can drive measurable results through better coaching. Hosted by Jenn DeWall, this conversation explores what separates good leaders from great ones and why sustainable leadership growth depends on one crucial shift: m…

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Move Fast and Fix Things

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Leadership strategist and bestselling author Anne Morriss shares practical approaches to enhancing leadership effectiveness and fostering impactful workplace culture.By American College of Healthcare Executives

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Advancing Early Detection with Human-Centered Innovation

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Technology alone doesn’t change outcomes — people do. This podcast will emphasize the leadership traits that bring humanity and the human element to advancing early detection for cancer.By American College of Healthcare Executives

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The Unhurried Leader: A Radical Approach to Healing Homelessness with Settled’s Gabrielle Clowdus 32:16

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David and Rob engage in a profound conversation with Gabrielle Clowdus, founder of Settled, an organization focused on addressing homelessness in the Twin Cities. Gabrielle shares her journey from international poverty research to tackling homelessness in her own community through innovative tiny home villages and strong church partnerships. The di…

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020: Grace and Grit: The Art of Mentoring Young Leaders 30:58

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In this episode of the Generations at Work podcast, hosts Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore sit down with renowned UCLA coach Sue Enquist to explore strategies for growing into a powerful mentor for the next generation of team members. Sue shares lessons from her storied career in high-performance sports, highlighting the importance of listening witho…

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How to Prepare for High Stakes Conversations with Dia Bondi 42:47

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Every leader faces those moments that can make or break an opportunity. It may be asking for a raise, pitching a big idea, or addressing a room full of decision-makers. These high-stakes conversations require the ability to communicate with confidence! In this episode of The Leadership Habit Podcast, host Jenn DeWall sits down with Dia Bondi, a com…

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The Generations At Work: Are We Really That Different? 18:23

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Every generation thinks the next one “just doesn’t get it.” But what if generational conflict at work isn’t really about age it’s actually about context? In this episode of The AscendED Workplace, we break down what’s actually new about Gen Z in the workplace and what’s just history repeating itself. From differing views on work ethic to communicat…

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Building a Rural Health Network in Challenging Times

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Albert Wright Jr., FACHE, president/CEO, WVU Medicine, outlines actionable strategies for healthcare leaders to enhance service delivery and patient care in rural communities.By American College of Healthcare Executives

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The Me-to-We Flip: How Leaders Create Collective Success 33:52

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019: Coping and Hoping: Inside Generation Z's Approach to Work and Life 24:43

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In this episode of Generations at Work, host Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore focus on the forces that have shaped Generation Z in the workplace. Together, they examine the democratization of the workforce, the shift from top-down management to giving younger employees a voice, and how instant access to information has influenced Gen Z's expectations…

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How to Make a Purpose Pivot: Finding Balance and Fulfillment with Melissa Gonzalez

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In this episode of The Leadership Habit Podcast, host Jenn DeWall talks with Melissa Gonzalez, retail strategist, experiential designer, and author of The Purpose Pivot. Together, they explore how professionals and leaders can reconnect with what truly drives them—realigning their work, energy, and values to create a more fulfilling life. Gonzalez’…

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Leading Through Disruption — How Policy Changes and AI are Reshaping Healthcare Operations

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Solutions for health system leaders facing unprecedented convergence of disruption — rapid policy changes, shifting reimbursement models, and continued staffing challenges — all while patient demand for greater access is rising. How the use of AI is both an opportunity and a risk that requires careful considerations for adoption. In this conversati…

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Ambidextrous Leadership, Co-creating with AI, & The 4 Things Your Team Need Most from You 42:53

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018: Why Gen Z is Changing the Workplace and How Leaders Can Adapt 33:24

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In this episode of Generations at Work, hosts Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore kick off a multi-part series exploring Tim's book, The Future Begins with Z. Together, they unpack the growing challenges and opportunities of leading Generation Z, the new majority. Dr. Elmore shares timely data about Gen Z's workplace struggles—from high turnover rates t…

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How to Lead People Who Are Not Like You with Stephanie Chung 38:44

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On the latest episode of The Leadership Habit Podcast, Jenn DeWall sat down with aviation executive, trailblazer, and author Stephanie Chung to discuss one of the biggest challenges leaders face today: how to lead people who are not like them. Stephanie is the author of the new book Ally Leadership: How to Lead People Who Are Not Like You, which pr…

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Strategic Margins: Transforming Healthcare Operations in Challenging Times

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Discover how healthcare leaders can transform their real estate from a cost center into a strategic asset. Carey Sealy, with JLL, shares data-driven strategies for optimizing healthcare portfolios and how underutilized spaces can generate new revenue streams. From smart building automation to predictive maintenance and compliance, this episode reve…

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Letting Go as a Leadership Strategy with Dr. Jason Young 41:18

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Rob and returning guest Dr. Jason Young explore the intricate relationship between contemplation and action within leadership. They define contemplation as a 'long loving look at the real,' emphasizing stillness, letting go, and hearing God's voice. Conversely, action is described as unpopular, disruptive, and slow, aimed at challenging the status …

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017: Gen Z and Beyond: Adapting HR and Corporate Culture 20:38

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In this episode of Generations at Work, hosts Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore are joined by special guest Cami Mackey, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer at the Atlanta Hawks, to explore how organizations can bridge generational gaps in the workplace. Cami shares her HR journey and insights into managing multiple generations, emphasiz…

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Building a Robust Foundation for Effective Leadership

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In this episode, Pierre Monice, FACHE, and Baljeet S. Sangha, FACHE, discuss how emerging leaders can nurture relationships and collaboration. Discover how to better serve your team and community for lasting impact. They also share practical advice to navigating your own career path.By American College of Healthcare Executives

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Emotional Intelligence Still Matters in the Age of AI with Caroline Stokes 38:22

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What will it take to lead in the year 2030? In this episode of The Leadership Habit Podcast, Crestcom’s Jenn DeWall speaks with leadership strategist and author Caroline Stokes about the critical mindset shifts leaders must make to stay relevant in a world defined by artificial intelligence, climate disruption, and societal transformation. From emo…

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The Power of Friendship: Sharing the Journey of Leadership with Keith Daniel & Steve Swayne 32:03

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Rob and David engage in a meaningful conversation with two special guests, Dr. Keith Daniel and Steve Swain. Dr. Keith Daniel, co-founder of Resilient Ventures, and Steve Swain, Director of St. Francis Springs Prayer Center, share personal stories and insights into their leadership journeys, emphasizing the necessity for intentionality, proximity, …

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016: Cultivating a "Whatever It Takes" Team Culture Across Generations 25:08

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In this episode of Generations at Work, hosts Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore explore how teams can cultivate a "whatever it takes" attitude across all generations in the workplace. Drawing on research, focus groups, and personal anecdotes, Dr. Elmore unpacks the roots of generational differences in work ethic, loyalty, and commitment—debunking comm…

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Leading the Multigenerational Workforce with Karen McCullough

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It’s Not Personal — It’s Generational! Managing a multigenerational workforce is one of the biggest challenges facing leaders today. With five generations working side by side, the workplace is more diverse than ever. From Traditionalists to Gen Z, there are significant differences in terms of values, communication preferences, and expectations. In…

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Is Your Hospital Ready for AI?

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Join healthcare technology experts Richard Greenhill, DHA, FACHE, and Edward O'Connor, who share insights on successfully implementing AI in hospital settings. Discover the challenges of pilot fatigue and the importance of understanding use cases in various sectors of healthcare.By American College of Healthcare Executives

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High Expectations + High Support = High Performance 18:05

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Are your Gen Z employees underperforming, disengaged, or resistant to feedback? You do not need to lower the standard. You need to raise the support. In this episode of The AscendED Workplace, Adam and Rebecca reveal a truth that many leaders miss. Gen Z is not lazy, entitled, or soft. They are capable of high performance when given the right struc…

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From Player, to Coach, to GM - The CEO Journey with Tim Spence 44:52

4M ago44:52

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David and Rob discuss leadership, faith, and culture with Tim Spence, CEO of BSA LifeStructures. Tim shares his leadership journey, the importance of being faithful in small things, and how to foster a culture that prioritizes people and purpose. He recounts his transition into the CEO role, emphasizing trust, empowerment, and development. Tim also…

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015: Mastering Feedback: Insights for Leading Multigenerational Teams Effectively 30:29

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In this episode of Generations at Work, hosts Susan Davis and Dr. Tim Elmore share how to master feedback within multigenerational teams. Together, they unpack how feedback preferences differ from Boomers to Zoomers, highlighting the importance of empathy, tailored communication, and understanding generational traits. Dr. Elmore shares actionable i…

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Pitch, Sketch, Launch Your Team’s Creativity with John Krewson and Rob Kutner 51:31

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Leaders know that keeping a team innovative is easier said than done. The pressure to deliver results, stick to timelines, and avoid mistakes can stifle the very creativity that sparks breakthrough ideas. But what if leaders could borrow a proven process from one of the most successful creative teams in entertainment history? In a recent episode of…

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What Makes an Ethical Healthcare Leader?

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Learn from our ethics experts Jason Lesandrini, PhD, FACHE, and Susan Reeves, EdD, RN, on how leaders can foster trust and integrity within their teams.By American College of Healthcare Executives

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Beyond Diagnostics: The Executive Case for Lab Collaborations

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In this episode, Quest Diagnostics Senior Vice President/Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Yuri Fesko, will explore how lab partnerships can help healthcare executives tackle pressing financial challenges, alleviate workforce shortages, and strengthen clinical performance. Learn how collaborating with a strategic ally can assist in building a more resilie…