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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    When Your Own Story Breaks - Moments that Changed Everything - Carol Lin (opens the original)

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    On September 11, 2001, Carol Lin became the first American national anchor to report the attacks on the World Trade Center. Twenty-five years later, on the anniversary of that historic day, she joins Mind Blend to talk about something beyond the headlines: the human being behind the role. In her memoir, When News Breaks , Carol looks back at a career shaped by breaking news, ambition, identity, love, loss and the moments when her own life suddenly became the story. In our conversation, we explor

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Your Next Chapter Doesn't Start From Zero - Claire Handby (opens the original)

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    What if your next chapter doesn't require you to start over? In the final episode of The Human Side of Change , Dr. Claire Handby brings together many of the ideas we've explored throughout the series, and turns them into practical ways to move forward. Claire is an executive coach, mentor and transformation specialist, and author of Uptick: Clarity, Courage and Confidence for Your Next Chapter . We explore what happens when you find yourself asking, "Is this it?" and how to distinguish between

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    The Messy Middle of Reinvention - Joseph Liu (opens the original)

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    Reinvention rarely looks like a clean break from one life into another. More often, there’s a messy middle: questioning the path you’re on, letting go of something you’ve invested years in, figuring out what comes next, and rebuilding your confidence and identity along the way. In this episode 3 of The Human Side of Change , Joseph Liu draws on his own career reinventions and more than 100 conversations with people who have changed careers to explore what really happens when the life you’ve buil

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Who Are You Without Your Job Title - Erris Langer Klapper (opens the original)

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    The Human Side of Change Episode 2 In episode 1, we explored what we should do when AI can do more of the work that once helped us develop our skills, judgement, and experience. In this episode, we take the conversation somewhere more personal: Who are you without your job title, with Erris Langer Klapper , executive coach and organizational psychologist, to explore the complicated relationship between work, identity, and self-worth. We talk about why we so often introduce ourselves through what

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    What Should We Do When AI Can Do More - Craig Friedman (opens the original)

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    AI can write, analyze, create, research and solve problems faster than ever. So as these tools become more capable, what should we actually be doing ourselves? In this first episode of The Human Side of Change , Craig Friedman joins me for a refreshing conversation about how we can use AI wisely while continuing to develop the human capabilities that matter: judgement, curiosity, critical thinking and experience. Craig explores how AI might actually help us think better, why judgement comes from

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