Teresa Daniel, JD, PhD, joins Dr. Gary Namie to discuss her 2024 book -- Toxic Leaders and Tough Bosses. They discuss the organizational factors that support & sustain toxic, destructive people. Organizational solutions are offered.Dr. Gary Namie

Plaintiff's employment attorney Jessica Childress discusses her e-book and e-course, Peace: Leaving A Toxic Workplace On Your Own Terms. Jessica is a Washington, DC-based attorney with lots of trial experience coupled with consulting to organizations on training workplace investigators, writing employee handbooks, DEI training as well as legal stra…

An exploration of sources of evil with Joan Arehart-Treichel, award-winning science writer and author of Warding Off Evildoers. We discuss genetic, neuroscience and environmental origins of bad people who harm others. The fit between Joan's scientific study of evil and the experiences of people bullied at work is also examined.…

Stoic authority and Deakin University (Melbourne, Australia) Associate Professor of Philosophy, Matthew Sharpe, PhD, discusses how his specialty, Stoicism, provides a toolkit of techniques to offset the misery bestowed by workplace bullying. He is author of the new book, Stoicism, Bullying and Beyond: How to Keep Your Head When Others Around You Ha…

Suffolk University Law Professor David Yamada leads the conversation with the Drs. Namie -- Ruth and Gary -- about the origins, evolution, and current state (in 2022) of the Workplace Bullying Institute, founded by them in 1997. The American pioneers tell their story for the record in celebration of WBI's 25th anniversary.…

Veteran researchers Loraleigh Keashly, PhD (Associate Dean and Professor, Wayne State University, Detroit) and Kathleen Rospenda, PhD (Professor, Psychiatric Institute, University of Illinois, Chicago) discuss 25 years of research of emotional abuse and workplace bullying. Convergent themes include the roles of chronic, long-term exposure to abuse,…

Dr. Ståle Einarsen, Director, Bergen Bullying Research Group; Professor, University of Bergen discusses his voluminous body of work from the past 32 years. Without peer, Einarsen's prolific work, cited 43,571 times on Google Scholar, leads all academic researchers in both breadth and depth of knowledge on the topic. We cover the search for personal…

Dr. Maureen Duffy, co-author of Overcoming Mobbing and psychotherapist with extensive experience delivering trauma-informed care to bullied individuals, makes the case for ending the habit of making targets fix situations they did not cause. She invokes famous chef Emeril Lagasse's trademark exhortations -- "Bam!" and "Bump it up a level." Instead …

Kiwis enjoy a reputation as progressive, compassionate people. But the government's failure to adequately address cases of harmful workplace bullying torpedoes that national myth. Allan Halse, the nation's longest serving worker advocate in bullying cases through CultureSafe, his small and successful organization, details how various entities abdic…

In contrast with the indifference too many unions show towards bullying of its members, MAPE (Minnesota Association of Professional Employees) is the model of compassion and action regarding workplace bullying. Kathy Fodness, the Business Agent who led the internal campaign, and Alice Percy, a state worker who served on the initial Task Force, desc…

Podcast 1.7 Attorney Ellen Pinkos Cobb, author of Managing Psychosocial Hazards and Work-Related Stress in Today's Work Environment: International Insights for U.S. Organizations (2022), discusses the advances made around the world to reduce harm to workers from psychosocial factors (work conditions and social factors). Great progress has been made…

"Luke," a former TV news executive who speaks anonymously, introduces us to the abusive culture and some of the players he's encountered in the major corporate networks. The prototypical TV exec is profiled with real-world illustrations of destructive, draconian bullying tactics. Money and attention hardly justify how toxic work is for those who pr…

G. Richard Shell, author of The Conscience Code: Lead with your Values. Advance Your Career, and professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics and Management at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, discusses the importance of personal duties felt, character, responsibility and integrity in life. Aim toward the profound tranquility of livi…

Carol Fehner, long-time AFGE Union activist and Social Security expert, describes her discovery of workplace bullying as steward. She then explains the challenging process of applying for SS Disability Insurance and why it may be worth the effort. (41 min.)Dr. Gary Namie

With potential changes to tax laws on the horizon, Don Schreiber, Jr. of WBI and PIMCO's Alan Trice will discuss the tax advantages that municipal bonds and dividend income may provide investors with now and in the future. The panelists will also discuss the tax advantages ETFs can provide.WBI

In this episode, Matt, Don & Rick take a look at the current tax situation and the proposed tax reform from the Biden administration. We also get their takes on fundamentals and what is happening in the markets.WBI

Take a walk down memory lane as we remember the 10 best episodes so far. Since 2017, we've been all about have interesting and informative conversations about investing, the economy, and the financial services industry. Join us as we celebrate 100 episodes!WBI

Tim Jon Semmerling, PhD, JD, introduces our audience to the art of a mitigating expert in death penalty cases. His skills draw him to working with Walid bin ‘Atash in Guantanamo Bay when the defense team turns on him. Attorney-on-attorney bullying. You'll have to hear it to believe it.Dr. Gary Namie

Retired Union anti-bullying advocates Greg Sorozan & Jeff Recht describe their work. Questions answered: Uncaring stewards? Corrupt leaders? Members' misuse of representation? Benefits of union membership?Dr. Gary Namie

The career of a consummate public school teacher gets derailed by a scheming superintendent. The man is a thief and embezzler who landed at several California school districts without consequences before retiring.Gary

Rick, Don, and Matt discuss how raising taxes too soon may negate the positive effects of government spending. The team also discusses the recent fears by many of runaway inflation. This and more on this week's BBR.WBI

Don, Rick, and Matt talk about the recent selloff and what it may mean for markets. The BRR team also discusses the dated concept of conservative, moderate, and aggressive risk classifications for clients. How can you do it better? The team shares their thoughts on the topic and so much more.WBI

The team analyzes the most recent earnings season for the S&P 500 and Russell 2000. What does it mean for the economy on a go forward? Has the economy recovered from COVID-19? Do we need a $1.9 trillion stimulus package? Are stocks in a bubble? These questions and more are answered in this episode of Bull|Bear Radio.…

On this episode of Bull Bear Radio, new host Rick Kundracik asks Matt & Don 6 questions on investors' minds in 2021. What might happen with stocks this year? Is the $2 trillion dollar stimulus enough to boost the US economy? How should retiring investors diversify in the 21st century? What do Gen Xers need to know about investing for retirement now…

Don and Matt are back with a new host! Financial services industry veteran Rick Kundracik joins the team as Bull | Bear Radio’s new host. The team recaps 2020 market performance, the U.S. government’s gravy train, and risk/opportunities in the New Year.WBI

Hosts Matt Schreiber and Don Schreiber, Jr. give you a little sneak peek into their 2021 economic forecast.WBI

The boys are back for a pre-election special. Matt and Don talk about the recent market decline. What are fundamentals trying to tell us about the economic recovery? How will a red or blue win affect the recovery and stimulus talks? Will either candidate wave the white flag and concede? What happens to stimulus and the economy if the election is co…

It’s October and things are getting spooky….Don and Matt discuss why the markets have been getting rocked. They’re giving you a temperature on what earnings season looks like and how that might affect the markets.WBI

Don and Matt discuss how the election may effect the market, the building consensus for a potential correction, and how another financial crisis may be averted.WBI

Will markets get slammed or jammed in September? Matt and Don discuss the ingredients that will cause the market to jam or get slammed in September and beyond.WBI

During this episode, Matt and Don discuss the current earning season carnage and surprises, the shape of the recovery, and where the market may go from here. Tune in now to hear more about their current thinking and the “J” shaped recovery that starts to take shape.WBI

In this episode, Don and Matt Schreiber discuss the “hot" market year-to-date, stock valuations, and is value investing dead?WBI

Matt and Don are back for BBR #87. They discuss the new Ford Bronco. Are Matt and Don bullish or bearish on the new rig? Is the tech trend here to stay? Matt and Don discuss this and other segments of the market and give their bullish or bearish opinion.WBI

Hosts Matt Schreiber and Don Schreiber, Jr. discuss the potential market implications of rising COVID cases as economies begin reopening around the country in this new episode.WBI

Joined by Cyborg warrior Scott Kreitz, hosts Matt Schreiber and Don Schreiber, Jr. have and exciting announcement for Bull|Bear Radio listeners in this new episode. Plus, the TAMP we believe is poised and positioned to take most of those other players' money.WBI

Everyone wants to know the shape of the post-COVID economic recovery. Is it going to look like a V, or should we expect something more like a W? Co-hosts Matt and Don Schreiber discuss this and more on a new episode of Bull|Bear Radio.WBI

Impact of COVID on Corporate Fundamentals (#83) by WBIWBI

We're bringing you Bull | Bear Radio from lockdown. Matt and Don are talking about the COVID-19 crisis and markets from their home offices.WBI

We've had our fair share of grim results within the markets and economy lately. An ease in geopolitical tension and trade resolution could breathe life back into the markets. What else could push the market higher? Plus, earnings season is back and we dive into the mixed bag of results.WBI

As if the trade wars weren't enough, the current political harangue is causing more unrest for investors. It seems we have a case of impeachment indigestion. Recent monetary policy may have been a catalyst for positive change, but could we actually start to see economic growth? Will investors start to believe that fundamentals matter more than twee…

In this episode, our experts debunk the news that surrounds the media about passive vs. active investing and value vs. growth. What crisis do investors face? Aside from an impending recession, they face the risk of losing out on bull market returns.WBI

Within this episode, we reflect on recent market volatility and look ahead to the Fall as the market limps to the August finish line. Right now the bears have it, the bulls don't. Our experts aren't holding their breath.WBI

It's been a wild month for the markets, are we about to go off the rails? The track ahead looks scary, investors should keep their restraints fastened and prepare for possible twists and turns ahead.WBI

We don't need to tell you markets have been messy lately. Unfortunately, the Fed's rate cut bump was short-lived and now investors are looking for a mop. Will Fed policy, corporate buybacks, and "Fear of Missing Out" trades be enough to clean up this bull market? WBI's Steven Van Solkema joins us to talk about what could come next.…

Talk is cheap. Recent Fed comments on the state of the economy and interest rate plans have the markets reacting, but why? There is a growing disconnect between actual economic data and the picture painted by the Fed and mainstream media. What should advisors and investors be paying attention to instead? Plus, earnings season is back! We review the…

Our experts think the economy isn't nearly as strong as media is making it appear. Find out what economic indicators Matt and Don are evaluating this week and what questions they think investors should be asking now.WBI

We're cutting to the chase on this special episode of Bull|Bear Radio. WBI CIO, Steven Van Solkema, weighs in on the "to cut or not to cut" debate surrounding this week's Fed meeting.WBI

Matt and Don navigate the dark corners of the markets in this episode of Bull|Bear Radio. After the May meltdown, markets are in need of a hero. Will we find one in the U.S./China trade war?WBI

It’s East versus West these days with China trade tensions peaking, almost reminiscent of the Cold War. How will earnings and the market respond? Matt and Don discuss their thoughts on this and more in this week’s episode.WBI

A review of the latest Q1 earnings and revenue numbers expose risk on the horizon. Matt and Don review sector risk and the effect of our crumbling infrastructure on the markets. Plus, an unconventional idea to get the U.S. economy back in the infrastructure game.WBI