Thelma and Louise - Over the Corporate Cliff

Join us, your fearless hosts, as we dive into the uncensored chaos of leadership and corporate life.Thelma & Louise, But Make It Corporate 🚗💼🚨 Calling all Corporate Cliffies! 🚨Why Thelma & Louise?Because we’re here to drive straight off the corporate cliff—with serious insights and a side of laughs.Leadership is broken, burnout is real, and we’re not holding back.🎙️ Deep dives into the juicy chaos of corporate life.💡 Expect wisdom, wit, and maybe a few WTF momentsFor savvy listeners called the "Corporate Cliffies" nothing is off-limits. Buckle up, what can go wrong, will!

Thelma and Louise - Over the Corporate Cliff is a business podcast hosted by Thelma and Louise, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Thelma and Louise hosts Thelma and Louise - Over the Corporate Cliff, a business show with 10 episodes published.

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  Psychosocial risk is like a divorced child being passed between HR and Safety

  Apr 7, 202644 min

  The Custody Battle - HR vs Safety with Mike Hagan Psychosocial harm doesn’t start in HR. It starts in how work is designed, led and tolerated. And if HR and Safety aren’t aligned the organisation bleeds talent and could be causing harm. “HR says it’s culture.” “Safety says it’s compliance.” Exec says, "Can you two sort it out and not bother me?" There are two things execs need to understand: What activities meet their legal obligations. It’s not 1984 anymore. And the Generational Bit is a challenge, just think: Cold Chisel vs TikTok. “Waiting for the next generation to toughen up is not a strategy.” No executive lies awake thinking, ‘I hope SafeWork notices me.’ But: “They do lie awake thinking about margin and talent loss.” Enjoy this conversation where we explore all of this and more! Thelma and Louise - Over the Corporate Cliff

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  Thoughts From The Cockpit with Simon Pietsch

  Mar 17, 202646 min

  From Cockpits to Corporate Chaos: Call Signs, Curveballs and Psychosocial Safety Corporate Cliffies… this one comes with altitude. In this episode of Thelma & Louise: Over the Corporate Cliff , we sit down with Simon Pietsch from Humn , who has quite literally gone from flying aircraft in the RAAF to navigating corporate airspace. Naturally, we start with the hard hitting questions. Did he have a call sign? Was it Maverick? Iceman? Something elite… or something mildly humiliating that stuck for life? And importantly, we finally get the truth. No… they were not out there playing beach volleyball like Top Gun led us to believe. Not a single slow motion spike in sight. Dreams shattered. From there, we move from laughs to lessons. Simon unpacks what psychosocial safety actually looks like when the stakes are real. Not inbox stress. Not meeting fatigue. Real consequences. The kind where communication, trust, decision making and team dynamics are not optional extras, they are the difference between control and catastrophe. We explore what the RAAF gets right, what translates into corporate environments and where organisations are getting it completely wrong when they treat psychosocial safety as a tick box rather than a critical risk. There are some great stories, a few unexpected moments, and more than one reminder that most workplaces are operating far closer to turbulence and crashing than they realise. Because whether you are in a cockpit or a boardroom, one thing is clear. If your people do not feel safe to speak up, you are already in trouble. Strap in. There are no tray tables here!!

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  Humanising Humans - No more F**king Cupcakes for engagement!!

  May 16, 202538 minS1

  <p>This week on Thelma & Louise, we are throwing down the truth on EQ - because for the last time, it is NOT a soft skill. It is what separates REAL leaders from people who just have "manager" in their email signature.</p><p>💥 Fellas - no, you don’t know it all.💥 And no - cupcakes aren’t leadership. (#NoMoreF**kingCupcakes)</p><p>People want leaders who give a shit, back them in, and get out of the way. Like Steve Jobs said:</p><p>"I don’t hire smart people so I can tell them what to do. I hire smart...

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  Hustle Porn and Toxic Grind Culture

  May 2, 202535 minS1

  <p>Why the #RiseAndGrind movement is killing us!</p><p><br></p><p>"When everything is urgent, nothing really is"</p><p><br></p><p>Over the last decade, hustle culture has become a common mentality and lifestyle among celebrities, influencers, executives, and working professionals. </p><p>However, the glorification of working longer, more arduous hours in the pursuit of success has led to an issue with workers feeling defeated, disengaged, and burned out. </p><p><br></p><p>Grind culture (aka hustle culture) is a collection ofbeliefs and customs that encourages people to constantly work, produce, and improve. </p><p...

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  Podcasts Killed the Radio Star

  Mar 6, 202548 minS1

  <p>🎙️ Thelma & Louise Meets the Airwaves: with Ali Clarke 🎙️</p><p>What happens when a fearless ex-radio host jumps in the passenger seat with Thelma & Louise? </p><p><br></p><p>One hell of a ride. 🚗💨✨</p><p><br></p><p>This week, we’re joined by the brilliant and inspirational Ali Clarke, radio powerhouse, storyteller, and all-around legend. </p><p>She’s lifting the lid on what really goes on behind the mic, from the funniest on-air moments to the chaos of live radio.</p><p>We’re also diving deep into the world of women in media, breaking barriers, calling out un...

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