Work Space Talk Show

The Work Space Talk Show covers the people, projects, and decisions shaping commercial real estate today. From ownership and property management to construction, development, and workplace strategy, the show delivers sharp market updates and in-depth conversations with the builders, operators, owners, and strategists shaping how commercial spaces are planned, built, managed, and adapted. The podcast connects commercial real estate, workspace strategy, construction, and the future of the built environment.

Work Space Talk Show is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 12 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.

Unknown Host hosts Work Space Talk Show, a business show with 12 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Why Are We Still Working 5 Days a Week? | Joe O’Connor

  Aug 12, 202638 minS1

  The five-day workweek was built for an industrial economy, but AI, hybrid work, and knowledge work are forcing leaders to rethink what a productive week should actually look like. Joe O’Connor, CEO of Work Time Revolution and one of the leading voices behind the four-day workweek movement, joins Nathan Manuel to explain why working fewer hours can improve performance when companies redesign work around outcomes instead of time. Joe connects the history of the 40-hour workweek to today’s AI transition, arguing that leaders now have a choice: use new efficiency gains to cut headcount and intensify work, or reinvest them in people and build a more sustainable model. They also discuss return-to-office mandates, digital distraction, UBI and AI-driven job loss, the role of recovery in high performance, and what younger workers should prepare for as careers become less predictable. Learn more about Work Time Revolution https://www.worktimerevolution.com/ Check Out Joe's Book, "Do More in Four" https://www.domoreinfour.com/ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@workspacetalkshow?sub_confirmation=1 Learn more about the Work Space Talk Show: https://workspacetalkshow.com/

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  Episode #11

  AI Is Changing Work, and Leaders are Getting It Wrong | Brian Elliott

  Aug 5, 202632 minS1

  Forcing employees to use AI may be one of the fastest ways to destroy trust at work. When leaders frame AI as a tool for greater output and efficiency, employees often hear something else entirely: layoffs are coming, and everyone is competing to survive. Brian Elliott has spent years studying how organizations respond to changes in the way people work. He co-founded Future Forum and wrote How the Future Works, but he did not start out as a writer or workplace strategist. He was a math undergrad and self-described data geek who says he only began seriously writing in his forties, and continued improving well into his fifties. Brian and Nathan discuss why AI mandates backfire, what workers are actually afraid of, why young AI-native employees have a growing advantage, and why “soft skills” may be the most durable skills of all. Check out Brian’s Work Forward newsletter: https://theworkforward.substack.com/ Get a copy of "How the Future Works"https://futureforum.com/how-the-future-works/https://www.amazon.com/How-Future-Works-Leading-Flexible/dp/111987095X/ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@workspacetalkshow?sub_confirmation=1 Learn more about the Work Space Talk Show: https://workspacetalkshow.com/

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  Episode #10

  How Flexible Work Is Reshaping Commercial Real Estate | Kayley DiCicco

  Jul 29, 202634 minS1

  The way companies work is changing faster than traditional office space can adapt. Kayley DiCicco, Director of Enterprise Sales at Expansive, joins Nathan to discuss why flexible workspace is becoming a long-term business strategy rather than a temporary solution. They explore how coworking has evolved beyond the WeWork era, why enterprise companies are demanding more adaptable real estate, and how AI is changing both headcount needs and the value of working together in person. Learn more about Expansive: https://expansive.com Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@workspacetalkshow?sub_confirmation=1 Learn more about the Work Space Talk Show: https://workspacetalkshow.com/

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  Episode #9

  What It Takes to Scale a Construction Tech Company | Jenny He

  Jul 22, 202639 minS1

  Jenny He, Founder & CEO of Ergeon, joins Nathan to discuss what McKinsey taught her about industrial work, why construction punishes inaccurate estimates, how small contractors get trapped by admin work, and how AI could change the path into construction management and operations. Learn more about Eregon:https://www.ergeon.com/ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@workspacetalkshow?sub_confirmation=1 Learn more about the Work Space Talk Show: https://workspacetalkshow.com/

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  Episode #8

  AI Is Changing Work. What Happens to the Office? | Brett Hautop

  Jul 15, 202640 minS1

  Brett Hautop, Founding Partner of WorkShape, joins The Workspace Talk Show to discuss why companies need to rethink how they measure offices, workplace strategy, AI, and the future of work. Instead of starting with desks, conference rooms, or attendance numbers, Brett argues that workplace leaders should start with outcomes: what people need to accomplish, what behaviors the space should support, and whether the office is actually helping the business. Learn more about WorkShape: https://www.theworkshape.com/ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@workspacetalkshow?sub_confirmation=1 Learn more about the Work Space Talk Show: https://workspacetalkshow.com/

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