Episodes
Thank God For Monday is the weekly talk show about the workplace on Seton Hall Pirate Radio, Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ. The show airs for 30 minutes every Saturday at 8:30 A.M. EST. on WSOU – 89.5 FM and www.wsou.net. Subsequent to each show airing, a podcast is available free of charge. The episodes are also available on Spotify, iTunes, Podbean and SoundCloud.
- James B. Rosseau, Sr
Stay tuned! – James B. Rosseau, Sr. – author of Success on Your Own Terms – speaks about his book, and provides six promises to fire up your passion, ignite your career and create an amazing life. - Daniella Dayoub Forrest
In celebration of April as National Stress Awareness Month, Daniella Dayoub Forrest – author of Own Your Wellness – speaks about her book and provides tools to break through one’s health plateaus. - Marijan Benric
In celebration of April as National Financial Literacy Month, Marijan Benric – author of Graduation Gift – discusses his book, and provides perspective on money management and life skills. - Matthew Kenslow
In celebration of National Autism Acceptance Month, Matthew Kenslow – author of Unstoppable – discusses his book and shares how one person with Autism is never giving up on his lifelong dream to become a teacher and worldwide influencer. - Lisa Danels
Lisa Danels – author of, The Human Edge Advantage – speaks about her book and mastering the art of being All In! - Gina Cloud
In celebration of the month of March as Women’s History Month, Gina Cloud – author of, W.O.M.A.N. – speaks about her book and shares a new definition for reclaiming the feminine. - James Keyes
James Keyes – author of, Education Is Freedom – discusses his book, and how the future is in one’s hands! - Matt Higgins
Matt Higgins – author of, Burn The Boats – discusses his book, and how to toss plan B overboard and unleash one’s full potential. - Dr. James Sconzo
In celebration of National Dentist Day on Wednesday, March 6, Dr. James Sconzo speaks about the dental profession and provides perspective regarding becoming a dentist. - Dr. Joseph Hoedel
Dr. Joseph Hoedel – author of, Sports Role Models: Books 1, 2 and 3 – speaks about his books, and shares about remarkable athletes and their inspiring stories of character, leadership and sportsmanship. - Fatimah Gilliam, Esq.
Fatimah Gilliam, Esq. – author of, Race Rules – speaks about her book and shares what your black friend will not tell you. - Kathleen Neville
Kathleen Neville – global authority on sexual harassment, gender equality, discrimination, and conduct in the workplace, schools and sports – speaks about conduct and reputation, and why reputation matters more than ever. - Antonia Bowring
Antonia Bowring – author of, Coach Yourself! – speaks about her book and how to increase awareness, change behavior and thrive. - Jim Vaselopulos
Jim Vaselopulos – author of Clarity – speaks about his book, and provides business wisdom to work less and achieve more. - Jan Arkwright
In celebration of Get Organized & Be Productive Month, Jan Arkwright – President of Before & After Organizing by Jan LLC – speaks after the organizing profession and the importance of being organized, especially in the workplace. - John R. Miles
John R. Miles – author of Passion Struck – speaks about his book, and provides twelve powerful principles to unlock one’s purpose and ignite one’s most intentional life. - Cortney McDermott
Cortney McDermott – author of Give Yourself Permission – speaks about her book, and how to be confident, happy and you! - Pat Miller
Pat Miller – author of Kicking Karma’s Ass – speaks about her book, and shares unbelievable stories of strength, resilience and perseverance – all with a twist of humor. - Terry Brisbane & Rusty Rueff
In anticipation of Christmas, Terry Brisbane and Rusty Rueff – authors of, The Faith Code – speak about their book and provide a future-proof framework for a life of meaning and impact. - Grayson James
Grayson James – author of, Full Contact Performance – speaks about his book and shares about the internal art of organizational collaboration - Christine Miles
Christine Miles – author of, What Is It Costing You Not to Listen – speaks about her book and shares about the power of understanding to connect, influence, solve and sell. - Jessica Weaver
Jessica Weaver – author of, Confessions of a Money Queen – speaks about her book, and shares money moves to claim power and prosperity. - Julia Brandon
In celebration of November as National Entrepreneurship Month, Julia Brandon – Seton Hall Class of 2007 – speaks about being an entrepreneur and her very unique website, MyKidExperience.com. - Steven M. Stroum
In celebration of November as National Entrepreneurship Month, Steve Stroum – author of Success and Self-Discovery – speaks about his book, and provides insightful tips and personal development advice that will help any entrepreneur. - Dennis Volpe
In celebration of Veteran’s Day, Dennis J. Volpe, CDR, USN (Retired) – author of Transition on Purpose – speaks about his book and transitioning from the Navy to professional coaching. - Julia Cuthbertson, Brittany Hale and Starr Sinclair
In anticipation of the Great American Smokeout on Thursday, November 16, Julia Cuthbertson – NYC Smoke-Free Brooklyn Community Engagement Manager, Brittany Hale – Brooklyn Reality Check Youth Engagement Manager, and Starr Sinclair – NYC Smoke-Free Summer Intern and Columbia University Freshman discuss The Smokeout and provide enlightening information regarding tobacco use. - Lisa McCourt
In continued celebration of October as Franciscan Month, Lisa McCourt – author of Free Your Joy – speaks about her book and shares the 12 keys to sustainable happiness. - Jennifer T. Long
Jennifer T. Long – author of Own Up! – speaks about her book and how to hold people accountable without all the drama. - Dr. Dorothy Suskind
In celebration of October as Franciscan Month, Dr. Dorothy Suskind – author of, Workplace Bullying – speaks about her book and finding one’s way to big-tent belonging. - Fe Bencosme
In celebration of October as Franciscan Month, Fe Bencosme – author of, You Are Not Your Race – discusses her book and embracing our shared humanity in a chaotic age. - Eduardo Briceno
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Eduardo Briceno – author of The Performance Paradox – discusses his book and how to turn the power of mindset into action. - Paul V. McEnroe
Paul V. McEnroe – author of The Barcode – discusses his book and how a team created one of the world’s most ubiquitous technologies. - Jessica Dennehy
Jessica Dennehy – author of Selfish Is a Superpower – discusses her book and the importance of self-care. - Christy Whitman
Christy Whitman – author of The Desire Factor – discusses her book and how to embrace your materialistic nature to reclaim your full spiritual power. - Dr. Andre Martin
Dr. Andre Martin – author of, Wrong Fit, Right Fit – speaks about his book and why how we work matters more than ever. - Dr. Sam Adeyemi
Dr. Sam Adeyemi – author of, Dear Leader – speaks about his book and provides guidance to successful leadership. - Charles Conn
Charles Conn – author of, The Imperfectionists – speaks about his book and the importance of strategic mindsets for uncertain times. - Faust Ruggerio
In celebration of August as National Wellness Month, Faust Ruggiero – author of, The Fix Your Anxiety Handbook – discusses his book and provides perspective on how to find a way out of anxiety. - Ken Gosnell
Ken Gosnell – author of Well Done – speaks about his book and provides twelve biblical business principles for leaders to grow their business with kingdom impact. - Bill Merck II
Bill Merck II – author of, Breadcrumbs – speaks about his book and provides perspective on how to find a philosophy of life. - Selena Rezvani
Selena Rezvani – author of, Quick Confidence – provides perspective on how to be authentic, boost connections and make bold bets on yourself. - Juliet Hall
Juliet Hall – author of, Own Your Opportunities – speaks about her book, and shares her amazing story of self-discovery and self-determination. - Dr. Patrick Kilcarr
Dr. Patrick Kilcarr – author of Leading an Emotionally Intelligent Life – shares perspective on how to expand your emotional intelligence to make courageous decisions and transform your life. - Donna Johnson
Donna Johnson – author of, My Mentor Walks on Water – speaks about her book and provides Spirit-led mentorship in every area of life. - James Fielding
In celebration of Pride Month, Jim Fielding – author of All Pride, No Ego – speaks about his book and provides a queer executive’s perspective to living and leading authentically. - Bill Humbert
Bill Humbert – author of Expect Success! – speaks about his book, the science of the over 50 career search and Father’s Day. - Jade Simmons
Jade Simmons – author of Purpose the Remix – speaks about her book and provides a mind-blowing reunderstanding of purpose and how it works. - Bertina Ceccarelli & Susanne Tedrick
Bertina Ceccarelli and Susanne Tedrick – authors of Innovating for Diversity – speak about their book and share lessons from top companies achieving business success through inclusivity. - Rob Volpe
Rob Volpe – author of, Tell Me More About That – speaks about his book and provides tips on how to solve the empathy crisis one conversation at a time. - Thomas Lee
In celebration of May as Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Thomas Lee – author of, The Bruce Lee Code – discusses his book and how the Dragon mastered business, confidence and success. - Christine Lhowe
In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week (Monday, May 8 – Friday, May 12) and anticipation of Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 14), Christine Lhowe – Professor at Seton Hall University – speaks about the teaching vocation and being a working Mother. - Margo Scudillo
In anticipation of National Nurses Week (Saturday, May 6 – Friday, May 12), Margo Scudillo BSN, RN AMB-C speaks about the Nursing vocation and how to best celebrate this special Week. - Elisa A. Schmitz
Elisa A. Schmitz – author of Become the Fire – speaks about her book, and how to transform life’s chaos into business and personal success. - Frank Scafidi
In celebration of WSOU’s 75th birthday on April 14, Frank Scafidi – WSOU Chief Engineer – shares fond memories and major milestones of the station. - Dr. James O. Rodgers
Dr. James O. Rodgers – author, Diversity Training That Generates Real Change – speaks about his book and provides inclusive approaches that benefit individuals, business and society. - Jill Arkwright Harvey
In anticipation of National Financial Advisor Day on Tuesday, April 18, Jill Arkwright Harvey, Chartered Financial Analyst- Director and Wealth Advisor- discusses the Financial Advisor role and how to celebrate National Advisor Day. - Andre Solo
In celebration of April as Stress Management Month, Andre Solo – author of sensitive – discusses the hidden power of the highly sensitive person in a loud, fast, too-much world. - Sherrill Mosee
In continued celebration of March as Women’s History Month, Sherrill Mosee – Founder and Chief Executive Officer of MinkeeBlue – shares her incredible journey and the amazing story of MinkeeBlue. - Dr. Dawn Agpar, Dr. Ines Murzaku and Dr. Anthony Nicotera
In celebration of March as Social Work Month, Dr. Dawn Apgar, Dr. Ines Murzaku and Dr. Anthony Nicotera – all of Seton Hall University – share about the positive contributions of Social Work and celebrate the important work of Social Workers. - Bill Merck
Bill Merck II – author of, So, You Want to Be a Leader – shares his secrets of a lifetime of success. - Cornelia Gamlem and Barbara Mitchell
In celebration of March being Women’s History Month and in anticipation of March 8 as International Women’s Day, Cornelia Gamlem and Barbara Mitchell – authors of, The Decisive Manager – provide tips on how to be the boss your people deserve and share some thoughts on women in the workplace. - Joy Fitzgerald
In continued celebration of Black History Month, Joy Fitzgerald – author of, Finding Authentic Rhythm – provides tips for how to win on YOUR terms in Corporate America and how to celebrate Black History Month every month. - Chuck Wisner
Chuck Wisner – author of, The Art of Conscious Conversations – provides tips for transforming how we talk, listen and interact. - Dr. Michael Glauser
In celebration of February 11 – 18 as National Entrepreneurship Week, Dr. Michael Glauser – author of, One People One Planet – provides six universal truths for being happy together. - Kathleen Neville
In recognition of February as the month of relationships, Kathleen Neville – leading authority on addressing complex societal and conduct issues – discusses the impact our individual and collective behavior and conduct have on reputation. - Dr. Ella F. Washington
In anticipation of February as Black History Month, Dr. Ella F. Washington – author of, The Necessary Journey – provides advice on how to make real progress on equity and inclusion. - Amy Feind Reeves
In celebration of January as National Mentoring Month, Amy Feind Reeves – author of, College to Career, Explained – provides tools, skills & confidence for the job search. - Carice Anderson
Author of Intelligence Isn’t Enough – speaks about her book and provides perspective on a Black professional thriving in the workplace. - Stacey Aaron Domanico
In preparation for the year 2023, Stacey Aaron Domanico – author of, Where Do You Spend Your Heartbeats? – shares perspective on designing the life you desire, one heartbeat at a time. - Dr. Vaughn Calhoun and Jorge Rivera
In celebration of January as National Mentoring Month, Dr. Vaughn Calhoun and Jorge Rivera from Seton Hall University share insights on the importance of mentors and techniques to find them. - Scott Jeffrey Miller
In celebration of January as National Mentoring Month, Scott Jeffrey Miller – author of, Master Mentors Volume 2 – shares transformative insights from our greatest minds. - Cat Colella-Graham
An independent consultant in Employee Experience and an Adjunct Professor at St. Francis College (Brooklyn, NY) – discusses intersectionality between life purpose/work purpose and values. - Scott Savage
Coauthor of Strikingly Different Selling – shares six vital skills to stand out and sell more. - Katie McCleary
Coauthor of Bridge the Gap – shares how to use breakthrough communication tools to transform work relationships. - Monique L. Jones
Author of, The Book of Awesome Black Americans – shares untold stories of inspirational Black Americans. - Karen Fox
In anticipation of Administrative Professionals’ Day on Wednesday, April 27, Karen Fox – Executive Assistant for Student Affairs & Student Engagement Specialist, the Division of Student Affairs at St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY – shares her perspective regarding what makes an effective Administrative Professional. - Deborah Grayson Riegel and Sophie Riegel
In anticipation of Mother’s Day, Deborah Grayson Riegel and Sophie Riegel (Mother and Daughter) – authors of, Go To Help – share perspective regarding strategies to offer, ask for and accept help. - Frank Siller
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Tunnel to Towers Foundation – discusses the events of September 11, 2001 and shares all about the Franciscan Love Tunnel to Towers has demonstrated since that horrific day. - Dr. Cristina Giannantonio and Dr. Amy Hurley-Hanson
Educators at Chapman University in California – speak about the extensive research and writing they have done on the impact of September 11, 2001 in the workplace. - Cornelia Gamlem and Barbara Mitchell
Authors of The Big Book of HR: 10th Anniversary Edition – provide tips regarding human resources and kick off the celebration of Women’s History Month. - Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz
In celebration of the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi (October 4) and National Hispanic Heritage Month, Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz – President of St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY – discusses being President of a Franciscan College and his Hispanic Heritage. - Dr. Christopher Gilbert
Dr. Gilbert is the author of, The Noble Edge: Reclaiming an Ethical World One Choice at a Time. Dr. Gilbert is a senior international ethics consultant and popular keynote speaker. As co-founder of NobleEdge Consulting, he has worked with Fortune 500, government and non-profit organizations. - Oscar Trimboli
In celebration of November as National Career Development Month, Oscar Trimboli – author of, How to Listen – provides perspective on how to discover the hidden key to better communication and on listening’s key role in career development. - Kim Hvidkjaer
Author of, How to F*ck up Your Startup – shares perspective on why 90% of companies fail and how one can avoid failure. - Aspiring Kindness Foundation
Aspiring Kindness Foundation representatives – Justin DePena, Corey Freuler, Tara Hart, Laurie Pine and Jason Tarantino – share about their great organization and the Foundation’s wonderful relationship with Seton Hall University. - Dr. Mia Russell
Coauthor of Fired Up! – provides perspective on how to transform your team from burnout to engagement. - Jennie Blumenthal
In preparation for 2023, Jennie Blumenthal – author of, Corporate Rehab – provides perspective on how to ditch the hustle culture and thrive again. - Cynthia Covey Haller
Coauthor with her late, great Father (Stephen R. Covey) of Live Life in Crescendo – explains how one’s most important work is always ahead of them. - Peter Devenyi
Author of, Decoding Your STEM Career – shares perspective on how to exceed your expectations. - Kayla Fonseca and Joseph Nardone
In celebration of National DJ Month, Kayla Fonseca – WSOU Station Manager, and Joseph Nardone – WSOU Program Director, share about the joys and challenges of being a disk jockey. - Dr. Katherine Connolly, Patricia Esposito and Colleen Osbahr
In anticipation of National Nurses Week (Friday, May 6 – Thursday, May 12), Dr. Katherine Connolly, Patricia Esposito and Colleen Osbahr share their perspective on the Nursing vocation and how to celebrate National Nurses Week. - Kay Lee and Robert Fukui
Authors of Tandem – speak about their book and provide perspective for married entrepreneurs for greater work-life balance. - Kathleen Neville
Kathleen Neville – public relations and brand marketing professional – provides perspective regarding conduct at colleges and organizations. - Alexa Carlin
Author of Adaptable – provides perspective on how to lead with curiosity, pivot with purpose and thrive through change. - Donna McGeorge
Author of The 1 Day Refund – provides perspective on how to take back time and spend it wisely. - Dr. Susan Smith Jones
Author of Uplifted – shares how twelve minutes can lead to more joy, faith, peach, kindness and vitality. - Lisa Parles
Founding partner of Parles Rekem LLP and a Board Member of Circle Haven – provides perspective on enhancing the lives of those who are developmentally differently-abled and how to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day on April 2. - Chris De Santis
Author of, Why I Find You Irritating – provides perspective on navigating generational friction at work. - Patricia Lenkov
Patricia Lenkov is a widely regarded thought leader on board recruiting, corporate governance, composition and succession. She is author of the important and timely book, Time’s Up: Why Boards Need to Get Diverse NOW. - Dr. Velma Trayham and Jame Geathers
Dr. Velma Trayham and Jame Geathers share the incredible story of Millionaire Mastermind Academy, which was created to facilitate the growth of women-owned businesses while supporting local economies and combating the threat of poverty through entrepreneurship.