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Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work

Stephen Shedletzky, David Spinks, Dr. Liane Davey

Booking Overview

This leadership podcast equips current and aspiring leaders with practical tools for navigating modern workplace challenges—especially how to build trust, psychological safety, and speak-up cultures. It’s a strong fit for PR pros seeking expert guests in leadership development, feedback, coaching, and organizational psychology.

Metrics

Episodes: 10

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Male

Listener location: Canada

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

studio@brandcrumbsmedia.com

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Host

Stephen Shedletzky - Host and author of Speak-Up Culture. Spent a decade with Simon Sinek as Chief of Staff and leader of the global speakers team, exploring how leadership works in the modern workplace.

David Spinks - Co-host who contributes frameworks and leadership communication guidance referenced in the show. Known for writing and leadership communication through his Substack.

Dr. Liane Davey - Clinical leader and author in the feedback space; brings research-informed perspectives on what “feedback” is (and isn’t) and how to use it safely and effectively.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Research-informed experts or experienced practitioners in leadership development, organizational psychology, workplace culture, coaching/feedback practice, and psychological safety/speak-up dynamics.
Required Achievements:  
Published books or widely used frameworks/tools in leadership or feedback, Recognized clinical/academic or practitioner credibility (e.g., PhD/Dr. credentials or leading role in coaching/training), Media or thought-leadership presence via newsletters/substacks, talks, or practitioner communities

Recent Guest Discussions

Dr. Liane Davey - What Feedback Really Is Vs. Judgment; Appropriate Use Of Feedback In Leadership; Safer Specificity Framework; FBI (feeling-behavior-impact) Model

Recent Topics

Leadership, Workplace, Feedback, Coaching, Psychology

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work
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Leadership Is an Occupation, Not a Promotion with Zach Mercurio

September 30, 2026

Leadership is not just about getting results. It’s about how you make people feel while getting there. When people feel seen, heard, valued, and needed, they are more likely to trust, contribute, and speak up.Stephen “Shed” Shedletzky and keynote speaker, author and mattering researcher Zach Mercurio explore why relationships are at the heart of effective leadership, and how small moments can shape culture. They unpack the idea of “articulated intention,” the balance between support and chall...

You Asked, We Answered: Real Leadership Questions From Our Listeners

May 05, 2026

Leadership doesn’t end with answers. Sometimes the most powerful thing a leader can do is ask better questions.In this Season 1 finale, Shed and David open the mailbag and respond to thoughtful questions from listeners on trust, burnout, psychological safety, AI, coaching, and culture. It’s a grounded conversation about what leadership really looks like when things get messy, human, and real at work.You’ll hear:• Why culture can guide behavior, but leadership still needs to evolve with people...

How to Have Hard (and Worthwhile) Conversations

April 21, 2026

We all have conversations we avoid or hesitate to initiate. Not because we don’t care—simply because we're human.Stephen and David unpack what it really takes to lead hard, vulnerable & worthwhile conversations at work and in life. They walk through a simple, practical framework to help you decide if a conversation is worth having—and how to have it in a way that builds trust, not damage. This is about leading people with honesty, even when it feels uncomfortable.You’ll hear:• A clear...

Frequently asked questions

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How do I get in touch with Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work?

Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work is hosted by Stephen Shedletzky and David Spinks. Its publicly listed email is studio@brandcrumbsmedia.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work?

The publicly listed email for Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work: studio@brandcrumbsmedia.com.

How many listeners does Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work have?

Podseeker estimates Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work?

Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Research-informed experts or experienced practitioners in leadership development, organizational psychology, workplace culture, coaching/feedback practice, and psychological safety/speak-up dynamics. Common among recent guests: Published books or widely used frameworks/tools in leadership or feedback; Recognized clinical/academic or practitioner credibility (e.g., PhD/Dr. credentials or leading role in coaching/training); Media or thought-leadership presence via newsletters/substacks, talks, or practitioner communities. Recent guests include Dr. Liane Davey.

How hard is it to get booked on Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Shed Some Light: Actionable Tools and Strategies for Leaders to Thrive in the Modern World of Work cover?

Recent episodes cover Leadership, Workplace, Feedback, Coaching, and Psychology. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

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