#0879 of The Stuph File Program features Jason Klamm, author of Ferris Bueller . . . You’re My Hero; Russell Van Brocklen aka The Dyslexia Professor, is back on the show; & Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter.

In this episode of Rise Up, Tim Staton interviews Deepak Bhootra (also known as Dr Deepak Bhootra), a sales career longevity advisor, ICF-certified coach, and founder of the Rise Up platform. They explore how to manage upwards at work, the real manage upwards meaning, and practical strategies for how to manage upwards effectively to build stronger relationships with leadership and accelerate your career. The conversation delivers clear insights into career progression meaning, career progression definition, and a proven career progression framework that works across roles — including career progression for project manager, career progression plan template, career progression plan example, and career progression plan for employees. Deepak also breaks down career longevity meaning and why so many professionals lose significant earnings due to poor career navigation.

In this episode of AI at Work, Tim Staton sits down with Kate Marshall, founder of the GRAI Fractional Chief AI Officer and author of AI at Work. They explore practical how to use AI at work, effective ways to use AI at work, and answer the common question how can AI help me at work while addressing can I use AI at work responsibly in professional environments. Kate shares expert guidance on AI at work who runs the office — the critical balance between human leadership and intelligent systems. The conversation dives deep into what is AI and data governance, AI and data governance and privacy OECD frameworks, and the role of the Centre for AI and Data Governance in helping organizations stay compliant. They also unpack what is AI and cybersecurity, AI and machine learning cybersecurity, generative AI and cybersecurity, and tackle the debate AI and cybersecurity which is better when building secure, resilient systems.

I created this promo for radio because it flew into the face of a cardinal sin in radio copy. I keep telling clients that you can't put URLs or email addresses in radio spots, unless they are extremely easy to understand in a flash like "123@gmail(dot)com. Well, I wanted to do a promo for myself in the show touting the fact that I'm using YouTube more, but YouTube URL's are like an eyechart! So, this is how I got around it in 30 seconds, by breaking the rule, while making fun at it. Of course, I then took the audio and turned it into a YouTube short

Continuing with the growth on my YouTube page, here's a vertical short from The Stuph File Program, Michael Gerber is the editor of the humour magazine, "The American Bystander", now celebrating its 10th anniversary in existence