The Fix

Joanne Lipman: That's What She Said

Joanne Lipman, former editor-in-chief of USA Today joins us to discuss her new book “That’s What She Said: What Men Need to Know (and Women Need to Tell Them) About Working Together”. We talk to Joanne about realistic solutions to consistently increase the number of women leaders and how men can become better advocates for women in the workplace

Amy Cuddy: From Powerless to Powerful

Amy Cuddy is a body language expert who is best known for her 2012 TED talk on power posing, the second most popular video in the platform's history with over 47 million views. She joins us on the podcast to share her research on the link between confidence, competence and body language.
Sign up to The Fix, our weekly newsletter for an exclusive dose of insights, events and stories from women (and men) passionate about creating a gender equal world all: https://www.michellepking.com
To sign up for our newsletter and learn more about Michelle King's work, visit our site: michellepking.com

Kristy Wallace: Paying it Forward

Ellevate Network CEO Kristy Wallace joins us today for an interesting conversation on the power of community, mentorship and the steps organizations can take to address the unique challenges women of color face at work. Kristy is leading Ellevate’s commitment to closing the gender achievement gap in business by tackling issues like unequal pay, lack of women in leadership roles and many other obstacles that deter women from advancing in the workplace.

Sarah Michelle Gellar: Building Your Empire

Sarah Michelle Gellar is a relentless entrepreneur on a mission to conquer a $7 billion dollar industry through her baking empire Foodstirs. She joins us on the podcast to share how innovation and creativity drive her business, and why she's committed to bringing kids, parents and just about everybody back into the kitchen.

Bruce Cleaver: Equal Voice at the Table

Bruce Cleaver, CEO of diamond producing company De Beers, joins us on the podcast to share how companies can create safe work enviroments that encourage women to speak up and have an equal seat at the table. De Beers has committed to achieving gender parity in senior appointments across the business by 2020. On the show, Cleaver also talks to us about why listening and reciprocal mentoring are crucial to advancing women at work.

Emma Gray: Joining the Resistance

Emma Gray, Senior Women's Reporter at HuffPost, has engaged in conversations with fellow activitists, thought leaders and march organizers almost all her life. On the podcast, she shares her journey in writing "A Girl's Guide to Joining the Resistance - A Feminist Handbook on Fighting for Good". She talks to us about why —in the midst of all the movements and shifts happening around us— we need to get comfortable with the uncomfortable, and how each of us can show up and fight for issues that matter to us.

Julie Hood and Giles Morgan: Making the Future Work

With automation, robotics and AI continuously disrupting the workplace, the question for us really is: How do we adapt? On this episode, we talk to two incredible leaders, EY Global Deputy Vice Chair Julie Hood and Associate Partner Giles Morgan, on the impact of technological advancements we see in work environments today and what we can do to prepare for the future.

Megyn Kelly: Empowerment Revolution

Megyn Kelly is one of the country’s most recognizable and powerful voices in broadcast media. Her career, which spans more than a decade long, has been both celebrated and fraught with controversy. On this episode, Megyn talks about being sexually harassed early in her tenure at Fox News. She also shares with us what the 'Empowerment Revolution' means, the doors that the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have opened up for women and how we can keep the momentum going.