Broad Matters

Broad Matters welcomes Jim Anhut, director for the real estate minor in The School of Hospitality Business. Jim reflects on crises like the Los Angeles wildfires and the role that hotels play during natural disasters. He also discusses how The School of Hospitality Business is adapting sustainability, AI and ethics to their teachings in the classroom. Follow Jim Anhut on LinkedIn to stay up to date with his work with the Broad College. Download ”The Hospitality Industry's Role During Crisis" Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Why are organizations asking to bring their employees back into the office? The Broad Matters podcast invites Frederick Morgeson, Eli Broad Professor of Management, to provide insight into this recent shift back to work. As the five-year experiment of hybrid and virtual work sees a possible end for many companies, Dr. Morgeson discusses the long-term impact to work culture for both organizations and employees in the pursuit of going back to normal. Follow Frederick's research at his website, morgeson.com, and on his LinkedIn page. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Broad Matters welcomes to the podcast David Souder , the Eli and Edythe L. Broad Dean of the Broad College of Business. David talks with Quinetta and Ken about his background, research and passions. David's thought leadership has helped shape strategy for businesses when developing short-term versus long-term management decisions. Also, as he wraps up his first six months as dean, David shares his vision for the future of the Broad College. Follow David Souder on LinkedIn, and learn more about him as dean of the Broad College by listening to his interview on MSU Today with Russ White.  Download ”A Conversation With Dean David Souder" Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Should AI be regulated? Broad Matters welcomes Anjana Susarla, Omura-Saxena Professor in Responsible AI in the Broad College's Department of Accounting and Information Systems, to discuss how artificial intelligence intersects with technology and art. As the technology is used more and more in our everyday lives, Anjana highlights how the United States and other countries are addressing the ethical and regulatory issues around AI. Learn more about Anjana's research around AI by reading the Conversation article "AI, cryptocurrencies and data privacy: Comparing the Trump and Harris records on technology regulation" or watch the Binary Minds documentary on PBS. Also, follow Anjana Susarla and her research on Google Scholar, LinkedIn and Bluesky. Download ”The Ethics and Regulation of AI" Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

With supermarket inflation affecting what we buy at grocery stores, how can you create affordable, exciting meals on a budget? Quinetta Roberson welcomes Adam Roy, Dr. Lewis J. & Mrs. Ruth E. Minor Chef And Professor Of Culinary Management in The  School of Hospitality Business at the Broad College, to the Broad Matters podcast. As an executive chef and frugal supermarket shopper, Adam provides tips and tricks that will help you embrace flexibility when creating meals at home - without sacrificing your wallet. Follow Adam Roy on LinkedIn. He's also planning an education abroad trip to China in 2025. Find out more at his website. Download the “Meal Planning On A Budget” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Broad Matters welcomes Assistant Professor in the Department of Management at the Broad College of Business, Christy Zhou Koval, to talk about her research focusing on diversity and inclusion in the workplace, stereotyping and bias, and intergroup relations. Christy is informing policymakers through her studies ranging from exposing racial and gender discrimination to understanding the effects of language and dress code at work. Follow Christy Zhou Koval and her research on Google Scholar and LinkedIn. Download the “Studying Bias In The Office” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Guanglong Pang, Assistant Director of Education Abroad and Global Engagement at the Broad College of Business, highlights the many ways that the college is expanding the global mindset of Broad Spartans. While pushing the frontier of globally themed opportunities available for students, he also teaches students the greater impact these experiences will have on their life and career. To learn more about Broad Education Abroad and the programs available for students, visit broad.msu.edu/education-abroad. Download the “Enhancing Global Engagement For Broad Spartans” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Broad Matters discusses five myths about supply chain with Jason Miller, Eli Broad Endowed Professor in Supply Chain Management and Interim Chairperson of the Department of Supply Chain Management. As supply chain has become a household term post-pandemic, Jason discusses tarrifs, artificial intelligence and if your gifts will make it on time for the holiday season. Follow Jason Miller on LinkedIn for even more insights about supply chain. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

The first episode of Broad Matters seventh season kicks off by welcoming both a new co-host and also Beth Hammond, the Managing Director of the Center for Ethical and Socially Responsible Leadership at the Broad College. Since the center's launch in March of 2022, Beth has been leading the charge to ensure that Broad students become ethical business leaders. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

The Broad Matters podcast talks with two Broad College staff members helping to involve diverse perspectives, promote inclusion and ensure equity across the college. Ken sits down with William Horton-Anderson, assistant director of the college's Full-Time MBA Program, and Scot Wright, DEI Program Manager for the Broad College, to discuss their unique roles that are making an impact for students, faculty and staff. Follow William Horton-Anderson and Scot Wright on LinkedIn, and visit the Full-Time MBA website to find out more about the program and their students bringing inclusivity to the college. Download the “Expanding Inclusive Leadership” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Quinetta Roberson, John A. Hannah Professor of Organizational Behavior in the Broad College's Department of Managment, returns to the Broad Matters podcast to discuss her research leadership within Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Looking at media reactions and new technology, Quinetta's work delves into the many ways that companies and business leaders can strengthen their approach to DEI. Follow Quinetta Roberson on Twitter and on LinkedIn. Download the “A Look At DEI in the workplace” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Through truly memorable experiences, products and services, brands can create long-term relationships with their customers. Hang Nguyen, Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing at the Broad College of Business, joins Broad Matters to explain her research exploring the concept of brand love. Through brand love, customers can fall head over heels for a brand and form lasting, emotional bonds with their products, services, and experiences.  Download the “How To Achieve Brand Love” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Starting off the new year, Broad Matters discusses the Financial Planning and Wealth Management programs at the Broad College of Business. Fredrick S. Addy Professor of Practice in the Department of Finance, Steve Schiestel, gives an overview of both the minor and master's programs teaching the financial advisors of the future.  Visit the Financial Planning and Wealth Management minor, Master's in Financial Planning and Wealth Management, and the MSU Wealth Management Association websites to find out more about the programs.  For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Research at the Broad College is bringing excellence to the entrepreneurial mindset at Michigan State University. The Broad Matters podcast welcomes the new faculty director for the Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Laurel Ofstein. Through her research focusing on social entrepreneurship and women entrepreneurs, Laurel is informing the future of entrepreneurship and enhancing the student entrepreneurial experience at MSU. Dive deeper into Laurel Ofstein's research around women entrepreneurs in her white paper, Beyond The Bucks: Growth Strategies of Successful Women Entrepreneurs. Visit The Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation website to learn more about entrepreneurship and innovation programs at Michigan State University.  For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

The Broad Matters podcast returns for our sixth season to talk about supply chain cybersecurity. Steven A. Melnyk, professor in the department of supply chain management in the Broad College of Business, talks with Ken and Amy about his recent research pointing at cybersecurity as a major challenge for supply chains. While digital transformation creates many benefits for companies and customers, cybersecurity is not just an IT issue, but a business and supply chain issue as well. Read more about Steven A. Melnyk's work at: The Emergence of the Strategic Leader - Supply Chain Management Review Understanding Supply Chain Resilience - Supply Chain Management Review Blockchain is Vastly Overrated; Supply Chain Cyber Security is Vastly Underrated - Supply Chain Management Review Visit the Broad College's Department of Supply Chain Managment website (broad.msu.edu/supply-chain-management) to learn more about how their work is making an impact on supply chains. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Eli Broad Professor of Management, Fredrick Morgeson, joins the podcast to talk about his research in the health care industry. His work is making a significant impact within an industry experiencing more than 100% turnover within some positions. After spending 15 years studying health care recruiting and hiring, his research is helping administrators hire and retain the best employees in order to ensure the best possible care for patients. Find out more about Fredrick Morgeson at his website. Also, read the Broad news article "Broad research moves the needle for health care" to find out how Dr. Morgeson and other Broad College faculty are impacting the health care industry with their research and expertise.  For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Director of The School of Hospitality Business and John And Becky Duffey Professor Of Hospitality Business, Karthik Namasivayam, joins the Broad Matters podcast to review the changes in hospitality business we've seen since the start of the pandemic. As the industry has grown and changed to meet customer's needs, Karthik's research provides an outlook for the next evolution of hospitality business. Read more about Karthik's impact in the world of hospitality business below: Techspitality – What the Heck Is It?  - Hotel Online Strategically Positioning Hotels for ‘Techspitality' - Lodging Magazine To follow developments from Karthik's research and The School of Hospitality Business, visit his LinkedIn profile or The School of Hospitality Business webpage. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Director of Multicultural Business Programs, Ed Tillett, talks with Ken and Amy about the new approaches the program is taking to develop and support the future of business leaders in the Broad College.  Follow MBP's Wednesday Wisdoms and keep up to date on their outreach efforts by following them on Instagram @mbp_msu and check out their website for new projects coming through Multicultural Business Programs. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Kicking off 2022, Broad Matters hosts Ken Szymusiak and Amy Wisner turn the microphones on each other to talk about their areas of expertise at the Broad College. During their interview, Ken and Amy dive into innovations they've led around business communication and entrepreneurship while teaching at Michigan State University. Find out more about Amy's work on The Wisdom Project and Ken's leadership while managing The Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at broad.msu.edu. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Broad Matters welcomes Suman Basuroy, chairperson of the Department of Marketing and professor of marketing at the Broad College, to talk about his research examining cultural products, including the marketing of motion pictures, video games and fashion. In addition to his areas of expertise in marketing, Suman also previews the future of the Department of Marketing under his leadership.  For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Returning for our fifth season of Broad Matters, Ken is joined by new co-host Amy Wisner, business communications professor in the Department of Marketing at the Broad College of Business. Amy and Ken talk with Assistant Professor of Management, Shelby Gai, about her research around board design, and how companies can structure their board of directors to be able to thrive rather than just survive. Connect with Shelby Gai on LinkedIn and find out more about her research around board design by watching Shelby's video about her research at Michigan State University. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Through strong industry partnerships, innovative collaborations, and a desire to aim higher and do more, Broad Spartans are advancing the future of supply chain. The third and final episode of our Supply Chain Management mini-series  explores the wide range of unconventional and innovative research by MSU supply chain faculty who are offering solutions for today’s biggest challenges.  Special thanks to Steven Melnyk, Simone Peinkofer, Vedat Verter, Stan Griffis, and Sriram Narayanan for discussing their research with our producers. MSU Supply Chain Management Mini-Series Part 3 of 3. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. For more on advancements around innovation and inclusion within supply chain management, listen to the "Abilities, Opportunities and the Future of Work (AOFOW)" podcast, a collaboration between the Department of Supply Chain Management in the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University and Michigan Rehabilitation Services: https://soundcloud.com/user-425986640-288441195 Also, watch the full installment of "Lessons Learned: Supply Chain Disruption Amid COVID-19 Series", featuring Sriram Narayanan and Stan Griffis, at  https://youtu.be/uaYgIB8ONZk. --------- Hosted by Shana Redd and Ken Szymusiak Produced by Chelsea Stein and Zach Hall Written by Chelsea Stein Edited by Zach Hall Music: "Brick By Brick" written by Stephen Keech and performed/produced by Half Measure via Soundstripe.com "Closing Credits" performed/produced by Joshua Spacht via Soundstripe.com "Moonlit Forest" written by Doug Ransom and performed/produced by Outside the Sky via Soundstripe.com "Nature of Things" performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com "Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com "Towards You" written by Marshall Usinger and performed/produced by Acreage via Soundstripe.com "Six Minutes of Peace" written, produced, and performed by Stephen Keech via Soundstripe.com

Within the second installment of this Supply Chain Management mini-series, the Broad Matters podcast takes a deep dive into each pillar of supply chain management. These core disciplines come together to form robust networks in diverse industries that impact our daily lives. From end to end, supply chains rely on relationships, balance, flexibility, resiliency, technology, and data.  Special thanks to Tobias Schoenherr, Sri Talluri, Yemisi Bolumole, and Jason Miller for providing their supply chain management expertise for this episode. MSU Supply Chain Management Mini-Series Part 2 of 3. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Hosted by Shana Redd and Ken Szymusiak Produced by Chelsea Stein and Zach Hall Written by Chelsea Stein Edited by Zach Hall Music: "Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com "Towards You" written by Marshall Usinger and performed/produced by Acreage via Soundstripe.com "Six Minutes of Peace" written, produced, and performed by Stephen Keech via Soundstripe.com "Closing Credits" performed/produced by Joshua Spacht via Soundstripe.com "Clouds" written by Marshall Usinger and performed/produced by Acreage via Soundstripe.com "Nature of Things" performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

MSU and the Broad College are well-known for supply chain management, boasting a reputation as the nation’s best. They have dominated the No. 1 title for undergraduate programs for 10 consecutive years and just hit 5 consecutive years for graduate programs this month. Broad Matters dives into the program's journey to becoming a programmatic and research frontrunner in part one of a three-part miniseries around the Supply Chain Management Program at the Broad College of Business. Find out more about the program's recent No. 1 rankings from U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 Best Business Schools ranking at "Five years at the top: MSU has the No.1 graduate supply chain programs" by Chelsea Stein. Special thanks to Steven Melnyk, Judy Whipple, and Vedat Verter for providing their supply chain management expertise within this episode.  For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Hosted by Shana Redd and Ken Szymusiak Produced by Chelsea Stein and Zach Hall Written by Chelsea Stein Edited by Zach Hall Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com "Towards You" written by Marshall Usinger and performed/produced by Acreage via Soundstripe.com "Closing Credits" performed/produced by Joshua Spacht via Soundstripe.com "Thirty Three Years" written by Stephen Keech and performed/produced by Wild Wonder via Soundstripe.com "Clouds" written by Marshall Usinger and performed/produced by Acreage via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Quinetta Roberson, John A. Hannah Distinguished Professor of Management, talks about diversity, equity and inclusion on the Broad Matters podcast. Her unique research within the DEI space brings a new perspective to Michigan State University. Quinetta's findings and recommendations help companies change their approach to DEI for the benefit of their employees. In Quinetta's words, "people are what make business happen." To learn more about Quinetta Roberson, watch her TEDxTalks, The Science of Inclusion and The Other Side of Bias, and connect with her on LinkedIn. For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

The Broad Matters podcast talks with Richard Saouma, Associate Dean for MBA, EMBA, and Professional Master's Programs at the Broad College of Business. His research dives into practices that companies can use to improve their shared knowledge base with employees. This research even applies to Broad's Full-Time MBA Program as students overcome the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic to bridge the digital gap with new techniques in Microsoft Teams.  Find out more about Richard Saouma's research at the articles below: "Research: How Virtual Teams Can Better Share Knowledge", Harvard Business Review - Nov. 02, 2020 "Use the Icebreaker Bot to Build a Strong Corporate Culture", Medium.com - Nov. 09, 2020 For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

The December installment of Broad Matters is all about trains. Ken talks with Nicholas Little, Director of Railway Education at the Broad College of Business, about the Center For Railway Research and Education (CRRE) as they work to help guide the changing rail industry. From green energy to the vital supply chain solutions locomotives provide for companies, trains continue to evolve to provide solutions to the new business problems of our times.  Find out more about the Center For Railway Research and Education (CRRE) at raileducation.com. Also, you can connect with the Nicholas Little on LinkedIn! For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

Broad Matters talks with two members of the International Business Center (CIBER) team, Director Ahmet Kirca and Associate Director Irem Kiyak.  For 30 years, the IBC has provided superior education, research and assistance to businesses, public policy makers, academics, and students on international business and trade. Ahmet and Irem reflect on three decades of excellence, as well as discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic will affect the IBC and also international business trade in the coming years. Find out more about the International Business Center (IBC) at ibc.broad.msu.edu. Also, you can connect with the IBC on Twitter, @msu_ibc! For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

The COVID-19 pandemic forced a monumental transition to remote teaching and learning for Michigan State University. Leading the charge was the Broad College's Director of Learning Technology and Development, Jeremy Van Hof. Broad Matters hosts Shana Redd and Ken Szymusiak talk with Jeremy about how this transition challenged him and his team, while also creating opportunities for university-wide collaboration and new innovations in learning. Find out more about the Enhanced Digital Learning Collaborative at edli.msu.edu. Also, you can connect with JeremyVan Hof on LinkedIn and Twitter! For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com

This season, the Spartan Bizcast has a new name: Broad Matters. Join our returning co-hosts, Shana Redd and Ken Szymusiak, as Broad College of Business faculty and staff weigh in on relevant issues and discuss how their work makes an impact on a diverse range of topics that face the business world today- illuminating how and why, Broad matters. Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

In this special episode of Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast), Shana and Ken explore interdisciplinary research as they welcome not one, but two guests to the podcast. Stanley Griffis, John H. McConnell Professor of Business Administration in the Department of Supply Chain Management at the Broad College of Business, and Meredith Gore, Associate Professor in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University, are collaborating on research to disrupt a massive supply chain: wildlife trafficking. This pair is striving to weaken the value stream of these illicit networks using social science tools and supply chain mapping.  Find out more about Stanley and Meredith's NSF grant for their research on Global Wildlife Trafficking at these online resources: Conservation Criminology: Meredith L. Gore Spartan Alumni Magazine - Winter 2020 "Not For Sale" by Caroline Brooks, pg 7. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from the Spartan BizCast and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. 

Shana and Ken sit down with Programs Coordinator and Academic Advisor, Ann Crain. Ann talks about the Broad College's Multicultural Business Programs and the drive of MBP to create student success. Serving more than 650 students currently enrolled in business or pre-business majors, Multicultural Business Programs (MBP) provides continuing student support to help ensure graduation, with individualized academic advising, tutoring, career development and placement.  Find out more about Multicultural Business Programs (MBP) and their available student organizations at: https://broad.msu.edu/undergraduate/opportunities/mbp/ Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. 

Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) welcomes Eli Broad Professor of Management John Hollenbeck to talk about his 35 years of research in team performance. Ken and Shana talk in depth about the best compositions for teams, and the Broad College's facilities that are helping support his research. From MBA students to athletics to the military, John's studies drive the future of success for tomorrow's teams. Find out more about John's work at MSU's Faculty Spotlight about his work: https://broad.msu.edu/profile/jrh/ Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. 

Shana and Ken are joined on of Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) by recent MSU Finance grad from the Broad College of Business, Bailey Paxton. Bailey is the founder and CEO of Agilecare Solutions, and his app looks to make life easier for caregivers and family members with senior citizens still living at home. Bailey reflects on his time at MSU and the education path that prospective entrepreneurs can take to drive their business idea to fruition. Special thanks to the Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation with the development of this episode. Connect with Bailey Paxton on his LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bailey-p Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. 

Starting off the new season of Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast), the podcast welcomes managing director of the Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Michigan State University, Ken Szymusiak. This episode, Shana and Ken welcome Sriram Narayanan, Kesseler Family Endowed Faculty Fellow and professor of supply chain management at the Broad College. Sriram's research covers inclusion relating to business innovation and productivity, and may one day change the face of both the social and cultural aspects of business. Find out more about Sriram at MSU's Faculty Spotlight about his work: https://www.michiganstateuniversityonline.com/resources/faculty-spotlight/sriram-narayanan/ and check out his article about inclusion within Supply Chain Management Review at: https://www.scmr.com/article/abilities_first_steps_to_create_a_human_centric_inclusive_supply_chain Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. 

NAFTA. Brexit. China. Tariffs and trade treaties have been hot-button issues over the past few years. Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) co-hosts Shana Redd and Don Conlon talk with Judy Whipple, professor in the Broad College of Business' Department of Supply Chain Management, to understand how tariffs and trade treaties can affect the flow of goods across the globe. To learn more about Judy Whipple, check out her faculty bio at https://broad.msu.edu/profile/whipple9/  Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from the Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play.

Tax season is upon us. With the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts (TCJA), both individuals and businesses will be affected by new tax code changes. Associate professor in the Department of Accounting and Information Systems at the Broad College of Business, Michelle Nessa, mapped out for Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) co-hosts Shana Redd and Don Conlon to help explain what to expect on your 2018 tax returns. To learn more about Michelle Nessa, check out her faculty bio at https://broad.msu.edu/profile/nessamic/ And for even more in-depth details about the new tax changes, go to https://www.wsj.com/news/collection/wsj-tax-guide-2019-83be16c8 for the Wall Street Journal's 2019 Tax Guide. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play.  

Co-hosts Shana Redd and Don Conlon welcome the Broad College's Frederick S. Addy Endowed Distinguished Professor in Management Brent Scott to the studio to talk about how faking happiness at work can cause your professional ethics to slip. It turns out that "faking it until you make it" might not be as helpful to your professional persona as you may think. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from the Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play. To learn more about Brent Scott, check out his faculty bio at broad.msu.edu/facultystaff/scott

Closing out the 2018 year, co-hosts Shana Redd and Don Conlon discuss the dangers of social media with Associate Professor of Accounting and Information Systems, Dr. Anjana Susarla. In an age of new media which we have never known before, the next steps to avoid future perils will be vital for the safety of its users. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play. Want to know more about Dr. Anjana Susarla? Check out here LinkedIn page at https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjanasusarla/

Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) co-hosts Shana Redd and Don Conlon return to clear up the mysteries of blockchain with Broad College of Business Professor of Accounting and Information Systems, Bill McCarthy.  Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from the Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play. Want to know more about Bill McCarthy's research? Check out these links: William E. McCarthy -- REA Papers - Department of Accounting and Information Systems, Broad College of Business, Michigan State University.  Blockchain Technology Overview - National Institute of Standards and Technology. January 2018. Global Blockchain Benchmarking Study - Centre of Alternative Finance, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. 2017. Accounting Blockchain Coalition (ABC) Website 

In the first installment of a new season of Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast), we welcome a new co-host, Shana Redd! Together, Shana and Don introduce the future of mobility on our roads. In an exciting discussion about technology and innovation, Guest Brian Pentland, the Main Street Capital Partners Intellectual Capital Endowed Professor, provides insight into what autonomous vehicles will do for the future of travel. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and the Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play. Want to know more about Brian Pentland's research? Check out these links: Mobility - Michigan State University: www.mobility.msu.edu

Closing out the first season of the Spartan Bizcast (aka Broad Matters), Caroline turns the questions towards cohost Don Conlon, Broad College Chairperson and Gambrel Family Endowed Professor in the Department of Management, about his research comparing rock bands and MBA student teams. Lifestyle and marriage diversity in groups can be strengths for both groups. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra Thank you to all of our listeners for following our podcast. We'll be back next fall with more from the Broad College of Business. For more from Broad Matters and The Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play. Want to know more about Don Conlon's research? Check out these links: "Are Lifestyle Differences Beneficial? The Effects of Marital Diversity on Group Outcomes" by Karen A. (Etty) Jehn, Donald E. Conlon. Sage Journals. Research Article. February 2018. "'Marriage Diversity’ a Must-Have for Rock Bands to Businesses" by Caroline Brooks. Broad College of Business. News Article. April 2018. 

The Spartan Bizcast (aka Broad Matters) returns in 2018 to pull back the veil on cryptocurrency. Even though cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have been recently making headlines, the details of how cryptocurrencies work are an elaborate mystery to the average consumer. In this episode, Caroline and Don talk with the Broad College's A.J. Pasant Endowed Chair of Finance, Naveen Khanna, and ask: "should we being buying Bitcoins"? Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from the Broad Matters and The Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play. Want to learn more? Check out these references: “Bitcoin, rival cryptocurrencies plunge on crackdown fears” by Reuters News, News Article, January 2018 "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline, Paperback, 2012 "Bitcoin: A Peer-To-Peer Electronic Cash System" by Satoshi Nakamoto, PDF, October 2008 "Mastering Bitcoin: Programming the Open Blockchain" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos, 2nd Edition Paperback/Kindle, 2017 "The Ceremony" by Radiolab. Podcast. Reported by Molly Webster. July 2017

The last episode of 2017! 'Tis the season of gift giving! Still, consumers are changing, and companies are responding with new ways to shop both online and in stores. Hosts Don Conlon and Caroline Brooks talk with Marketing Assistant Professor Dr. Ayalla Ruvio about what to expect this Black Friday, and other holiday seasons in the future. Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and The Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play.

Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) hosts Don and Caroline reflect on the the October 1st, 2017 Las Vegas shooting. What measures can casinos, hotels, tourist venues take to ensure their patron's safety? Broad's School of Hospitality Business Endowed Professor Dr. Michael McCall has been answering these questions in the wake of the tragedy.  Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and The Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play.

In our first episode of Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast), Don and Caroline sit down with Jason Miller, Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management at the Eli Broad College of Business, to talk about the economic impact that comes as a result of natural disasters.  Music: "Upbeat Energetic Uplifting Pop" by pinkzebra For more from Broad Matters and The Broad College of Business, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes and Google Play.