Previous Broadcasts of Hire Frequencies 

Marc Allen, author of The Type Z Guide to Success, explains his lazy person's manifesto for wealth and fulfillment -- and our returning "Idiotologist," Bob Fenster, shares stories of people who've gotten ahead by accidents, stupidity, failure ... anything but a straight path. Click to Listen

Kirk Snyder, author of The G Quotient, reveals research that tells why gay executives are excelling as leaders ... and Daryl Herrschaft, Director of the Human Rights Campaign Workplace Project, shares statistics on GLBT issues in the workplace.  Click to Listen

Christian Weller, Senior Economist at the Center for American Progress, and Robert Fox, Deputy Director of Working America, share their perspectives about where we stand today regarding job and wage growth and the plight of the shrinking American middle class …. and what to do about it. Click to Listen

Jeff Angus, author of Management by Baseball, proves that everything you need to know about management you can learn from baseball ... and Dr. Debra Mandel, author of Your Boss is Not Your Mother, tells how to stop responding in the workplace from our childhood perspective.  Click to Listen

Jack Martin, from FAIR, argues that undocumented immigrants are a drain on the economy -- and Christian Weller, from the Center for American Progress, contests that removing undocumented immigrants would create a shortfall of nearly 2.5 million workers.  Click to Listen

A focus on the changing face of retirement with Tim Driver, founder and CEO of RetirementJobs.com, a source of work options for older workers -- and Dan King, Principal of Career Planning and Management, Inc., tells why most Baby Boomers plan to work beyond the traditional retirement age.  Click to Listen

Dan Rasmus, Director of Information Work Vision at Microsoft shares scenarios for work life in the future .... and Michael Gelb, author of How To Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci, shares seven aspects of Da Vinci's genius that can help you gain a creative advantage in your business and career. Click to Listen

Bob Morison, co-author of Workforce Crisis, discusses strategies for burned out, bored and bottlenecked mid-career employees -- and Michael Ball, CEO of Career Freshman, shares advice for new grads from his book, You're Too Smart for This: Beating the 100 Big Lies About Your First Job.  Click to Listen

Laurie Puhn, author of Instant Persuasion, shares tips that have the power to transform friendships, marriages and careers.-- and "Idiotologist," Bob Fenster, returns with "The Rejection of Greatness," stories of gatekeepers who don't get it!  Click to Listen

Tamara Draut, author of Strapped, explains why America's 20- and 30-somethings can't get ahead -- and our small business expert, Ellen Rohr, of BareBonesBiz, tells why a job is the least secure position in today's workplace.  Click to Listen

Serial entrepreneur, Mitch Thrower, explains ways to manage the simultaneous demands that are an inevitable part of worklife in The Attention Deficit Workplace -- Kathi Elster tell us how to free ourselves from emotional traps at work in Working With You Is Killing Me.  Click to Listen

Richard Conniff, author of The Ape In The Corner Office, helps us thrive in the workplace jungle -- with insights from real animal behavior and biology -- and our "Idiotologist" Bob Fenster, shares true stories about "crazy" bosses. Click to Listen

Acclaimed Psychiatrist Dr. Mark Goulston, author of Get Out Of Your Own Way At Work, tells us how to stop being our own worst enemy -- and Michelle Anton shares business ideas from her new book, The Weekend Entrepreneur. Click to Listen

Mark Thornton, tells how he left his job as COO at J.P. Morgan to become the world's first Executive Meditation Coach -- and our self-employment expert, Ellen Rohr of Bares Bones Biz, offers remedies for what keeps business owners awake at night.  Click to Listen

Lawler Kang, author of Passion at Work, tells how he overcame four life-altering operations and enormous odds and went on to achieve entrepreneurial success.  Christina Goyanes, editor of Women's Health Magazine discusses "Jerks at Work." Click to Listen

Dan Gainor, Director of the Media Research Center’s Free Market Project and Lee Price, Research Director at the Economic Policy Institute debate the reasons for the public's dissatisfaction with today's economy.  Is is it the Bush administration's policies - or the media coverage?  Click to Listen 

MIT Professor, Dr. Thomas Kochan, author of Restoring the American Dream, explains why America is going through as big a jobs scare as the Great Depression – and Marc Karasu, VP of Yahoo Hot Jobs, launches the Celebrity Dream Team Makeover. Click to Listen

Award winning owner of Organized For Success, Karen Ussery, shows us how to be organized and live a balanced life -- and our self-employment expert, Ellen Rohr of Bares Bones Biz, explains why if you do what you love, the money WON'T just follow.  Click to Listen

Strategist, Prognosticator and CEO of "Happy About," Mitchell Levy, unveils his predictions for 2006 -- and our Idiotologist, Bob Fenster, returns to share stories about the successes (and failures) of famous people when they were starting out.  Click to Listen

Shawn Boyer, CEO of SnagAJob.com, reveals sought-after qualities in the Great American Santa Search.  Also, David Rand, Director of MicroMentor, tells how entrepreneurs can grow their businesses through mentoring relationships. Click to Listen 

Cynthia Shapiro, author of Corporate Confidential, shares 50 secrets your company doesn't want you to know. Co-Founder and Editor of Worthwhile Magazine, Kevin Salwen, discusses working for purpose, passion and profit. Click to Listen

Jamie Ready, author of Hard Sell: The Evolution of a Viagra Salesman, gives an insider's look at the pharmaceutical industry and the shocking world that paid his salary. Futurist, Joyce Gioia, gives a recap of 2005's top trends. Click to Listen

November 28, 2005

Self proclaimed "Idiotologist," Bob Fenster, shares stories from his book, The DUH Awards: In This Stupid World, We Take The Prize,    Plus, Dave and Dan explain why some resumes read like obituaries.  Click to Listen

IT Expert and author, Chad Fowler, discusses his book, My Job Went To India, on how to save your job from offshoring.  Business expert, Ellen Rohr, shares secrets for making money and having fun.  Click to Listen

Author and Germ Freak, Allison Janse, tells why your desktop is germier than your
toilet seat in The Germ Freak's Guide to Outwitting Colds and Flu.  Also, Timothy O'Brien, the author of TrumpNation, helps us understand the career of "The Donald."  Click to Listen