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Guest today are Ned Colletti, the Former General Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, and former MLB Pitching Coach Rick Peterson, who offer views of baseball from the front office and on the field. Adi Wyner and Eric Bradlow also dissect the beginning of this year’s highly anticipated NBA Playoffs.

Marla Beck, Co-Founder and CEO of Bluemercury, gives some insight on the back story of her company.

John Barkett and his guests look at what is being done to rein in prescription drug prices.

Host Doug Collom first talks to Chris Heiser of Renovo, whose software will be at the heart of Samsung’s driverless car fleet. In the second hour his guest is Joel Flory, who discusses his photo-editing and social networking app VSCO.

Host Doug Collom first talks to Chris Heiser of Renovo, whose software will be at the heart of Samsung’s driverless car fleet. In the second hour his guest is Joel Flory, who discusses his photo-editing and social networking app VSCO.

Christian Terwiesch talks with leaders of both Esurance, an Allstate Company, and Clearcover, a disruptive insurance startup, on what is coming next for auto insurance consumers.

Karl Ulrich talks with five entrepreneurs: Ben Lewis, Founder and COO of One Health Company; Chris Wolfington, Founder and CEO of FinPay; Chris Molaro, CEO and Co-Founder of Neuroflow; and Jane Fisher and Jenna Kerner, the Co-Founders of Harper Wilde.

Dave Reibstein talks with the CEO of Industria Creative about how his firm creates dynamic brand experiences--as well as how they measure their impact/success. Then he welcomes Katie O'Reilly, who is Chief Marketing Officer for the Philadelphia 76ers. She discusses how to market a sports franchise like the 76ers--and how excited the organization is to see the team in this year's playoffs.

Kent Smetters is joined by Eric Cole, former Technical Director for the CIA who served on the Cybersecurity Commission for President Obama, to talk about his new book, Online Danger: How To Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones From the Evil Side of the Internet.

Stew Friedman talks to Whitney Johnson, whose new book is called "Build Your “A” Team". She explains the steps bosses can take to inspire employees with continuous learning and fresh challenges.

How do established organizations foster the kind of innovation that keeps them going strong year after year? Join directors of Wharton’s Mack Institute for Innovation Management every Thursday to learn proven techniques for innovating successfully. Guests will include corporate executives, industry and academic leaders; and Mack Institute Senior Fellows, researchers, alumni, and students. They’ll discuss how to identify innovation opportunities as well as leadership and organizational approaches to innovation—offering a wide array of perspectives to stimulate ideas and discussion that you can put into practice at your own organization.

John Barkett and his guests look at what is being done to rein in prescription drug prices.

Marla Beck, Co-Founder and CEO of Bluemercury, gives some insight on the back story of her company.

Jonathan Steinberg, President and CEO of WisdomTree, talks about the evolution of ETFs as an investment tool, plus his career.

COO of TILR, a company that blindly (ie no names, gender, race, etc. – just skills) matches qualified workers with companies to fill their immediate placement need; Author of Great At Work; Matt Charney talks about recruiting trends

Kent Smetters is joined by Eric Cole, former Technical Director for the CIA who served on the Cybersecurity Commission for President Obama, to talk about his new book, Online Danger: How To Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones From the Evil Side of the Internet.

Sam Chandan discusses the latest U.S. housing data with Nela Richardson, the chief economist for online real estate firm Redfin. In the second part of the program Sam's guest is Jim Koman, Founder and Managing Principal of ElmTree Funds, who talks about the net lease markets as an investment tool.

Karl Ulrich talks with five entrepreneurs: Ben Lewis, Founder and COO of One Health Company; Chris Wolfington, Founder and CEO of FinPay; Chris Molaro, CEO and Co-Founder of Neuroflow; and Jane Fisher and Jenna Kerner, the Co-Founders of Harper Wilde.

Christian Terwiesch discusses the future of learning with Cisco’s Director of Education for the US Public Sector; Coursera’s VP of Global Enterprise Development discusses their offering of video classes from the world’s best professors to anyone in the world online.

Doug Collom and Irina Yuen talk to the Ritu Narayan, the co-founder of Zum, a kind of “Uber-for-children” that provides rides and daycare on demand Plus, Deepak Sekar whose Chowbotics teams is making robots that make customs salads..

We’ll have the latest on whether a meeting between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un will actually take place. Plus, we talk with the CEO of a startup named WayUp, which finds jobs for recent college grads. And author Tom Peters joins us--Peters believes a commitment to excellence at work (and to employees) is the key to success. That and more, hosted by Dan Loney.

Lynn Rosenthal, Director of the Violence Against Women Initiative at the Biden Foundation, talks about her current position and what she thinks of the current #METOO movement. In the second hour Jay Conger, co-author of "The High Potential’s Advantage: Get Noticed, Impress Your Bosses, and Become a Top Leader", joins the show.

Karl Ulrich talks with five entrepreneurs: Ben Lewis, Founder and COO of One Health Company; Chris Wolfington, Founder and CEO of FinPay; Chris Molaro, CEO and Co-Founder of Neuroflow; and Jane Fisher and Jenna Kerner, the Co-Founders of Harper Wilde.

Christian Terwiesch discusses the future of learning with Cisco’s Director of Education for the US Public Sector; Coursera’s VP of Global Enterprise Development discusses their offering of video classes from the world’s best professors to anyone in the world online.

Mitch Goldman discusses Apple's pact with several U-S health systems to make electronic health data available on the iPhone. Michael Restuccia, the Chief Information Officer from Penn Medicine, Dr. William Hanson, the Chief Medical Information Officer and Aneesh Chopra, the former Chief Technology Officer for the United States, join to discuss what this pact means.

Sherryl Kuhlman and Sandi Hunt speak with Comcast’s Senior Vice President of Community Investment, Dalila Wilson-Scott, who talks about Comcast Cares Day and what the company does every other day of the year to have a positive impact. Other guests on the program include: Bruce Poon Tip, Founder of G Adventures; and Jennifer Kenning, CEO and Co-Founder of Align Impact.

You read a lot about the U.S. budget and policy, but have you ever wondered how these stories directly affect you? Each week, Wharton economist and public policy expert Kent Smetters gets to the bottom of what’s happening and explains in detail what it means for your pocketbook. Doing your taxes, planning for retirement, or saving for college tuition? Kent’s sought-after advice is just a phone call away.

Stacey Epstein, CEO of Zinc, discusses pay negotiations and career empowerment

Knowledge@Wharton is a daily, call-in business interview program, broadcasting live from The Wharton School's historic Ivy League campus. Host Dan Loney goes behind the headlines with world-renowned Wharton professors, distinguished alumni, and expert guests.

You read a lot about the U.S. budget and policy, but have you ever wondered how these stories directly affect you? Each week, Wharton economist and public policy expert Kent Smetters gets to the bottom of what’s happening and explains in detail what it means for your pocketbook. Doing your taxes, planning for retirement, or saving for college tuition? Kent’s sought-after advice is just a phone call away.

How do established organizations foster the kind of innovation that keeps them going strong year after year? Join directors of Wharton’s Mack Institute for Innovation Management every Thursday to learn proven techniques for innovating successfully. Guests will include corporate executives, industry and academic leaders; and Mack Institute Senior Fellows, researchers, alumni, and students. They’ll discuss how to identify innovation opportunities as well as leadership and organizational approaches to innovation—offering a wide array of perspectives to stimulate ideas and discussion that you can put into practice at your own organization.

Sports is a game of numbers. Statistician experts Eric Bradlow, Shane Jensen, Cade Massey, and Adi Wyner team up to tackle the world of sports, from current events to longstanding issues such as: What sports streaks are the most impressive? How do you rank the best players? Can athletes be compared across sports? Wharton Moneyball explains how decision makers in the game can avoid the common mistakes and embrace the data.

“Dot Complicated” is a fun, entertaining, educational, and approachable way to discuss all of the latest trends and topics in technology, and how they’re affecting our modern lives. Drawing on years of experience in the tech sector as an entrepreneur and mother, Randi Zuckerberg will provide a forum for discussion and delve into the latest high tech innovations for kids, parents and even pets, examining what is new in technology that can be incorporated into our daily lives.

Sports is a game of numbers. Statistician experts Eric Bradlow, Shane Jensen, Cade Massey, and Adi Wyner team up to tackle the world of sports, from current events to longstanding issues such as: What sports streaks are the most impressive? How do you rank the best players? Can athletes be compared across sports? Wharton Moneyball explains how decision makers in the game can avoid the common mistakes and embrace the data.

Marketing: without the right strategy, you can spend a lot of money and get no results. Now, members of the largest, most cited and most published marketing faculty in the world are here to answer your questions. Learn about effective advertising campaigns, the ins and outs of retail, and how to retain and predict customer behavior.

Professor Stew Friedman explores the changing world of work, and how to build a greater sense of harmony among the different parts of your life.

Rob Coneybeer talks to the Chief Strategy Officer for Lyft, Raj Kapoor, about what it’s like competing with Uber and the future of transportation; Former Chief Business Officer of FitBit, Woody Scal, tells how FitBit grew so quickly.

NHL and NBA Playoff ratings; Effects of the potential of legalization of betting

What happens when the same minds that bring you smart phones, designer coffee and standing desks turn their attention to social challenges such as poverty, poor education, and childhood obesity? Hosts Katherine Klein, Sherryl Kuhlman, Jacob Gray, Nick Ashburn and Sandi Hunt highlight the individuals and organizations who are using their business smarts to change lives. Learn how your company’s positive impact in society can support your business model, drive innovation, and improve your bottom line.

Building a meaningful career is never easy, and sometimes finding a mentor or affording a career coach can be just as difficult.That’s why Business Radio is bringing you Career Talk, a call-in career advice special hosted by Dawn Graham, Director of Career Management for the Executive MBA Program at Wharton. Dawn advises some of the brightest minds at the Wharton School in their careers on a daily basis and now she’s available to you and eager to answer your questions on topics like negotiating salary, how to stand out in an interview, what to do about that gap in your resume, and much more!

Doug Collom and Irina Yuen talk to the Ritu Narayan, the co-founder of Zum, a kind of “Uber-for-children” that provides rides and daycare on demand Plus, Deepak Sekar whose Chowbotics teams is making robots that make customs salads..

Whether you work for yourself, employ others, or punch a clock every day, we all face challenges in the workplace. Internationally recognized management specialist Peter Cappelli and employment attorney Dan O’Meara help you navigate the challenges of being an employer and an employee. Learn the art of hiring the right people, resolving workplace conflicts, and dealing with a difficult manager.

“Dot Complicated” is a fun, entertaining, educational, and approachable way to discuss all of the latest trends and topics in technology, and how they’re affecting our modern lives. Drawing on years of experience in the tech sector as an entrepreneur and mother, Randi Zuckerberg will provide a forum for discussion and delve into the latest high tech innovations for kids, parents and even pets, examining what is new in technology that can be incorporated into our daily lives.

Dave Reibstein is joined in studio by the Chief Revenue Officer of the Golden State Warriors to discuss how they are marketing to newcomers as well as continuing to engage their longtime fans. Also, Pinterest’s leader in Ad Measurement talks about the company’s business and techniques when it comes to marketing.

What happens when the same minds that bring you smart phones, designer coffee and standing desks turn their attention to social challenges such as poverty, poor education, and childhood obesity? Hosts Katherine Klein, Sherryl Kuhlman, Jacob Gray, Nick Ashburn and Sandi Hunt highlight the individuals and organizations who are using their business smarts to change lives. Learn how your company’s positive impact in society can support your business model, drive innovation, and improve your bottom line.

Christian Terwiesch discusses the future of learning with Cisco’s Director of Education for the US Public Sector; Coursera’s VP of Global Enterprise Development discusses their offering of video classes from the world’s best professors to anyone in the world online.

Knowledge@Wharton is a daily, call-in business interview program, broadcasting live from The Wharton School's historic Ivy League campus. Host Dan Loney goes behind the headlines with world-renowned Wharton professors, distinguished alumni, and expert guests.

Anyone can follow the ups and downs of Wall Street numbers—but on Behind the Markets get the insight you need to make the calls that will make or break your business. Host Jeremy Schwartz is joined each week by Wharton Finance Professor Jeremy Siegel, the author of Stocks for the Long Run, “the” book about stocks for market insiders. They’ll discuss the how and why behind the market’s performance, and talk with leading economists and market strategists about what’s ahead for the economy and your portfolio.

“Dot Complicated” is a fun, entertaining, educational, and approachable way to discuss all of the latest trends and topics in technology, and how they’re affecting our modern lives. Drawing on years of experience in the tech sector as an entrepreneur and mother, Randi Zuckerberg will provide a forum for discussion and delve into the latest high tech innovations for kids, parents and even pets, examining what is new in technology that can be incorporated into our daily lives.

Anyone can follow the ups and downs of Wall Street numbers—but on Behind the Markets get the insight you need to make the calls that will make or break your business. Host Jeremy Schwartz is joined each week by Wharton Finance Professor Jeremy Siegel, the author of Stocks for the Long Run, “the” book about stocks for market insiders. They’ll discuss the how and why behind the market’s performance, and talk with leading economists and market strategists about what’s ahead for the economy and your portfolio.

Women @ Work is dedicated to the discussion and discovery of innovative practices for personal and system change to help more women join, stay, succeed, and lead in the workplace.