Taz Murray is the founder of TRU FRU, and we hear about their success.

American singer Hilary Weeks gives her perspective on what is success.

Niko Pfund is the President and Academic Publisher at Oxford University Press. 

This week, our very own Lucy Mckeown talks with Hollis Hunt about Treehouse Talks.  

This is the last of a four episode series of interviews with members from the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation. A foundation that helps corporations build work environments that are welcoming to religious faith and practice.

Hank Smith is a well know inspirational speaker and professor at Brigham Young University. Smith discusses misconceptions around self-worth, discipline in the gospel, and daily habits. He brings a unique perspective to measuring success and finding fulfillment in life.

Do religion and business catch your attention? This week, we hear from Christina Clark who also works with the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation. A foundation that helps corporations build work environments that are welcoming to religious faith and practice.

Do religion and business catch your attention? Paul Lambert is the Secretary/Treasurer for the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation. A foundation that helps corporations build work environments that are welcoming to religious faith and practice.

Do religion and business catch your attention? Brian Grim is the founder and president of the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation. A foundation that helps corporations build work environments that are welcoming to religious faith and practice.

Are you interested in learning more about intellectual property law and how you can be involved as a student? Cory Fisher and Taylor Wofford talk about a unique association that law students can be a part of to learn more about this fascinating area of studies.

Are you interested in the latest business news and hearing from real professionals? Measuring Success Right is launching another season this October 2021. During this week's episode, tune in to meet the newest hosts of the podcast! Lucy and Devin will be bringing in some exciting guest this season and will continue to explore the topic of success in business.

We at Measuring Success Right are working hard to bring you brand new, exciting episodes this fall — and while we put some of these great new episodes together, we want to rebroadcast one of our favorites: a conversation with the host of NPR's "Planet Money" podcast, from May of this year. If you missed it the first time around, tune in now for a fantastic conversation about storytelling, the hidden joys of economics, and the world of podcasting at-large. 

Join Scott Rackham (professor at BYU and CMO of Sensapure Flavors and Dyad labs) and Spencer McWilliams as they enter the world of branding. Scott discusses his experiences in brand management and the power that branding has in marketing. 

Andrea is back! Spencer catches up with Andrea on post-grad life and a reflection of her time at BYU. Andrea delves into her journey of self-discovery of her latinidad and who she strives to be. She talks about her love of storytelling and inspiring others and hopes to emulate that through her dream of becoming #LatinaOprahWinfrey. 

Join Mary Lake, All-American Volleyball Player, as she talks about what she learned while playing volleyball at BYU. Mary talks about her future plans, including putting on a volleyball skills camp for girls this summer. Mary gives insight into how she balances different priorities with a busy schedule and how she defines success. Mary also talks about the importance of getting out of your comfort zone. You do not want to miss this episode!

On this episode of MSR Bytes, Grant and Spencer dive into the  the Marriott Student Review article "Financial Literacy" by AJ Bollinger. Grant and Spencer share their own experiences (the good and the bad) of becoming more financially literate and how it is an essential skill to have in life. 

Join Grant and BYU professor of sociology Kevin Shafer for a discussion about fatherhood, paternal depression, and the way fathers are often left out of the cultural discussion surrounding parenting.   

Join Jackie Miller and Spencer McWilliams as they discuss cross-cultural communication! Jackie Miller is a current student at BYU studying Arabic and Geography. In this episode, we listen to her experiences in Germany and Japan and how they have influenced her perspective on communicating with different cultures and how that can be applied to the workplace. 

Join Spencer and Grant for a conversation about BYU alumna Esther Peterson, who worked alongside multiple presidents, helped pass the Equal Pay Act, and fought for women's labor rights across the United States. 

[Reupload from June 2020] Join Evelyn Harper and Kofi Aidoo as they have an honest conversation regarding unconscious bias and attitudes at Brigham Young University. Evelyn and Kofi discuss what led them to attend BYU, their experiences in their major/program, and what sparked the idea to create Project Blindspot. They share what success means to them and what they look forward to in their lives.

Join Grant and Spencer as they discuss the Marriott Student Review article “Experience Design: What Is It and How Can It Benefit You?” by Melissa Brown. Grant and Spencer delve into the world of experience design as they talk about Disney, Grant’s first professional haircut and Spencer’s favorite fictional store. Also a big shout out to Melissa Brown as well for her narration of her article throughout the episode!   Visit here to read the article on the Marriott Student Review website: https://www.marriottstudentreview.org/vol-4-issue-3/experience-design-what-is-it-and-how-can-it-benefit-you/

On this week's episode, join Spencer and Grant as they talk to BYU students about their internship process, the internships they got, and the ones they didn't. From having to calculate how many golf balls fit in an airplane, to making a viral TikTok — every student has a different journey to their dream internship. 

Join Carrie Moore, an adjunct professor and newsroom manager for the Daily Universe, and Spencer McWilliams as they discuss Carrie's experience in the interfaith community and her non-profit organization "The Bradley Center for Grieving Children and Families."  For more information about the Bradley Center, please visit: https://bradleycentergrief.org/

Join Shelli Spotts, a writing instructor at BYU, and Grant Frazier as they discuss how creativity is involved in all aspects of life. Professor Spotts shares her experience with writing creative nonfiction and how we can find our own creative voice in the life that we live.

Join Grant Frazier and Spencer McWilliams, the new co-hosts of Measuring Success Right, as they get to know each other and lay out some of the exciting projects in store for the podcast's future. 

Noelani Kamalu is a crew member of the Hokule'a. Kamalu sailed across the ocean with a trusted crew and shares some life lessons that were learned on this legendary voyage.  Noelani also mentions a TED talk that she presented at BYU that talks more about the Hawaiian culture. You can view that TED talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyUj4gogY0o [Originally Released August 2019]

Join Robert Smith, co-host of NPR's Planet Money podcast, and Grant Frazier for a wide-ranging discussion about Smith's life. Smith shares his expertise in making economics interesting, explains Planet Money's creative process, and discusses the current state of the world of podcasting.  If you want to check out Planet Money (we would strongly recommend it), you can find it here, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/

Join Diego Calderon and Spencer McWilliams as they discuss Diego’s journey to BYU from Peru, his passion for journalism and his experience as an international student. Diego is also the team lead for the Spanish podcast "Las Caras del Exito" at BYU. He explains the purpose of the podcast and where he sees it going in the future. 

Join Dan Burton, CEO of Health Catalyst, and Hunter Muse as they discuss some of the insights Dan has developed during his career. 

Interested in starting a podcast? Join Dianna Douglas and Grant Frazier as they discuss Dianna's incredible career and her recent ventures in podcasting. 

Join Simon Cantarero, an attorney and adjunct professor at the J. Ruben Clark Law School, and Grant Frazier as they discuss Simon’s background and his journey to law. Simon also touches on some legal pitfalls for start up companies and his nonprofit organization “and Justice for All.”

Join Dr. Marianna Richardson and Jake Conlin as they discuss how people of all backgrounds can foster an environment of inclusion, how universities can promote experiential learning, how individuals can balance secular and spiritual pursuits, and how we can better motivate ourselves and those around us. 

Interested in information systems or curious about what it is? Join Dr. Mark Keith, an associate professor of Information Systems at BYU, and Abbie Anderson as they discuss the basics of the major as well as Dr. Keith's decision to study information systems and pursue a career in academia. Dr. Keith also shares his thoughts on student motivation and success.

Interested in universal respect and equality? Join Andrea Cabrera and Susan Madsen as they discuss empowering women voices and developing community and workplace leadership.  [Originally Released January 2019]

Ever considered law school? Join Professor Matthew Jennejohn of the J. Rueben Clark Law School and Jake Conlin as they discuss the importance of developing laws and regulations that allow and encourage creativity. 

Interested in starting a business with a friend? Join Tanner Holle and Sam Sherman as they share their story of starting Amber Candles. They share how they manage their time as masters students and business owners as well as how they balance their friendship and business partnership. 

Needing some tips on negotiations? Join Dr. Bruce Money, the BYU Fred Meyer Professor of Marketing and International Business and Executive Director, and Spencer McWilliams as they discuss the skill of negotiations as well as marketing and how it is constantly changing. Dr. Money also shares some insights on students and careers and how they can be empowered through negotiations.

Dr. Shaun McAlmont and Andrew Allen discuss some of the rapid changes in education and how students can help shape the future by sharing how they want to learn. Both the older generation and the younger generation can learn from each other and build a better future. Original Release: November 2019

Interested in international business? Join Dr. Corry Cropper (Professor of French at Brigham Young University) and Ryan Pinkney as they discuss the value of establishing trust and understanding cultures while interacting internationally. 

Join Kylan Rutherford and John Bingham (BYU Professor and Department Chair of Management) as they discuss management techniques to foster ethical workplace environments. John shares his experience of transitioning into academia. 

Join Carson McCracken and Lilli Vehikite as they discuss Carson's experience working at the Business Career Center. Carson shares some of the insights he has gained as he has worked with recruiters. 

Join Bon Lee and Emily Jones as they discuss Emily's experiences as a Roma person. Emily shares about Roma culture, heritage, and traditions. 

As 2020 comes to a close, we want to wish our audience a happy holiday season. Join Jake Conlin as he shares some of his favorite clips from this year's episodes where guests have talked about how Christ has played a role in their pursuits of success. 

Do you or somebody you know struggle with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)? Join Brooke Taylor (one of the co-founders of the Real OCD Club at BYU) and Abbie Anderson as they discuss Brooke’s journey in accepting her diagnosis of OCD and how she was able to overcome the shame that comes with mental illnesses. Brooke also shares her newfound love of tie-dye  and a business she recently started with a friend in selling tie-dye clothing.

Join Hunter Muse as he discusses success with Bianca Lisonbee, co-founder of 4Life. Bianca shares the importance of good communication, how to find fulfillment in your career, and how to determine your personal success. Originally Released September 2019

Ever feel like you can’t find your life purpose? Amy Antonelli joins Hunter Muse to discuss how our life’s purpose can change over time as we pursue our passions. Amy talks about a few of her experiences including working directly with Steve Jobs, living in India for 7 years, and becoming CEO of HEFY.    Originally Released December 9, 2019.

Interested in pursuing a career in business but not sure which emphasis is right for you? Join Dr. Mark Hansen of the Strategic Management program and Jake Conlin as they discuss what business strategy is all about, what types of people thrive in the strategy program, and how companies are adapting their strategies during the pandemic. 

Ever wondered what life is like for a door-to-door salesperson? Join Hayden Diede (Team Leader at Aptive Environmental) and Jake Conlin as they discuss the perks of selling, how to manage emotions while out on the doors, and what type of person does well in the industry.   Feel free to reach out to Hayden on LinkedIn or via the email mentioned at the end of the show.