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Workplace Weirdness™

Maya Kadar Kovalsky

Booking Overview

Workplace-focused interview and commentary show covering HR issues, organizational culture, leadership, employee experiences, and the humorous side of office life; recent episodes feature multiple external workplace experts, coaches, consultants, and occasional high-profile public figures. Suitable pitches include HR and people leaders, organizational-culture specialists, executive coaches, workplace researchers, and experts on meetings, caregiving, inclusion, or employee relations; booking difficulty is medium because the show welcomes accessible professionals but has demonstrated interest in prominent guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 47

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Neutral

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 3.6k subscribers

Instagram: 326 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@workplace-weirdness.com

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Host

Maya Kadar Kovalsky - Workplace-focused podcast host and commentator covering HR topics, workplace culture, leadership, and the everyday realities of office life.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Practical expertise in human resources, workplace leadership, organizational culture, executive coaching, employee experience, caregiving policy, communication, or meeting facilitation.
Required Achievements:  
Demonstrated professional expertise advising leaders, teams, or organizations, Recognized experience in workplace culture, leadership development, communication, or employee policy, Practical frameworks, consulting experience, or a credible professional platform

Recent Guest Discussions

Van Jones - Disagreeing Across Political Differences, Psychological Strength, Diverse And Distributed Workforces, Management, Workplace Technology, And People-data Tools.

Randi Braun - Parental Leave, Caregiving, Professional Ambition, Workplace Expectations, And Gender-based Double Standards.

Billy Samoa Saleebey - Meeting Engagement, Communication, Workplace Connection, And Practical Approaches To More Effective Collaboration.

David Homan - Meeting Quality, Connection, Collaboration, And The Relationship Between Meetings And Company Culture.

Hannah Feldberg Dubin - Inclusive Meetings, Remote Collaboration, Time-zone Differences, And Building More Human Workplace Interactions.

Recent Topics

Business, Human Resources, Workplace Culture, Leadership, Parental Leave

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Workplace Weirdness™
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The Lost Art of Disagreeing Agreeably: Van Jones on Modern Workplace Culture | S3 E1

September 23, 2026

Welcome to Workplace Weirdness Season 3!  Maya Kadar Kovalsky kicks off the season with a special guest, VAN JONES, a political commentator, social entrepreneur, CNN host, Emmy Award-winning producer, bestselling author, and founder of Dream Machine Innovation Lab and Rapport.   Join a fascinating conversation about working across radically different environments, from the rules of working in the White House to Silicon Valley to the future of AI in the workplace. Van and Maya...

Workplace Weirdness: Work Drama | ft. See You At Work Tomorrow

September 10, 2026

Welcome to Workplace Weirdness: Work Drama, a new series where we break down the workplace chaos happening on screen, so hopefully you never have to experience it in real life. In this special episode, we break down the hit Korean drama See You at Work Tomorrow, and explore the chaos, pressure, and quiet emotional survival of modern work life.  Join Maya as she examines the tension between speed and quality, the burden placed on capable employees, and the dysfunction of a manager who r...

The Workplace Weirdness™ Hall of Fame

August 28, 2026

Work is weird - and these are the stories that prove it. From a possum trapped in the office to a naked neighbor derailing a meeting, Maya Kadar Kovalsky pulls the all-time weirdest, most cringe-inducing, and laugh-out-loud workplace moments from the last seasons and places them into The Workplace Weirdness™ Hall of Fame. Join Maya and enjoy true workplace chaos, uncomfortable stories, and good laughs that make your worst day at the office feel completely normal.  Because every 9-to-5 ...

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Frequently asked questions

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Workplace Weirdness™
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How do I get in touch with Workplace Weirdness™?

Workplace Weirdness™ is hosted by Maya Kadar Kovalsky. Its publicly listed email is info@workplace-weirdness.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 Workplace Weirdness™?

The publicly listed email for Workplace Weirdness™: info@workplace-weirdness.com.

How many listeners does Workplace Weirdness™ have?

Podseeker estimates Workplace Weirdness™ reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Workplace Weirdness™?

Workplace Weirdness™ typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practical expertise in human resources, workplace leadership, organizational culture, executive coaching, employee experience, caregiving policy, communication, or meeting facilitation. Common among recent guests: Demonstrated professional expertise advising leaders, teams, or organizations; Recognized experience in workplace culture, leadership development, communication, or employee policy; Practical frameworks, consulting experience, or a credible professional platform. Recent guests include Van Jones, Randi Braun, and Billy Samoa Saleebey.

How hard is it to get booked on Workplace Weirdness™?

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

What topics does Workplace Weirdness™ cover?

Recent episodes cover Business, Human Resources, Workplace Culture, Leadership, and Parental Leave. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

info@workplace-weirdness.com

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