The Meg and Amy Show
Join best friends Meg Bear and Amy Wilson on The Meg and Amy Show – a podcast for big-picture thinkers who are ready to challenge the status quo. As former tech executives and seasoned business leaders, Meg and Amy have spent decades leading through change. Now, they’re joining forces to break down the trends they’ve lived and helped shape.
Episodes
August 28, 2026 • 62 mins
Enterprise AI isn't failing because agents aren't smart enough — it's failing at work design.
Reejig CEO Siobhan Savage joins Meg Bear and Amy Wilson to reframe AI transformation for the enterprise. The constraint isn't agent capability — it's aligning AI with workflows, org structure, and business outcomes. Siobhan breaks down why the workflow is now the core unit of work, how to build internal AI Work Design capabili...
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August 7, 2026 • 64 mins
The future of work has AI agents in it — and payroll isn't ready. Eynat Guez, co-founder and CEO of Papaya Global, joins Meg and Amy to explain why the 2030 workforce is humans and agents side by side, and why your compliance infrastructure better be ready. Eynat bet the company on owning the payment rails instead of expanding into HCM — and she did it "regulated by choice," taking on seven financial regulators globally...
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July 31, 2026 • 49 mins
🚀 Two years in, and Amy and Meg bring the data. GLP-1 results, body composition breakthroughs, the metabolic reframe no one told them about — and the leadership question hiding inside every health conversation: are you building a life you don’t need to take breaks from, or just managing to survive the one you’re in?
⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
01:59 Announcements: Textio Board & HR Tech 1000
8:42 H...
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July 24, 2026 • 64 mins
🚀 Laurie Ruettimann has been saying the things HR won't say for twenty years — and she's starting to wonder if any of it worked. In this conversation, she argues that most advice is projection, financial freedom is the foundation of authenticity rather than a brand strategy, and AI isn't what's making work unbearable. She also gets emotional on mic. And tells us about the thank-you notes she wrote after putting her cat down....
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🚀 Jess Von Bank has spent 20+ years on every side of the HR tech problem — vendor, buyer, analyst, practitioner. She co-founded Now to Next to close the distance between an AI strategy and human outcomes, and she's writing her way through it publicly with the Human Thesis, a seven-part Substack series, and her forthcoming book Work Like a Mother. In this conversation, Jess makes the case that most organizations are running A...
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July 10, 2026 • 60 mins
🚀 AI didn't add a new chapter to the software story — it restarted the book at page one. In this solo episode, Meg and Amy explain why that makes sensemaking the scarce skill right now, who earns the role that survives every era of disruption, and what it actually looks like to stop waiting and build.
🔑 IN THIS EPISODE:
- The agentic HR moment: NovaWorks and SOL just came out of stealth — two agentic HCM platforms,&...
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June 27, 2026 • 54 mins
🚀 You're Not Unmoored. You're Unchained. | Nick Mehta on identity, reinvention, and the AI reckoning hitting every SaaS company. After stepping down as Gainsight CEO, Nick joins Meg & Amy to reframe what comes after the title ends — and breaks down forward deployed engineers, "token maxing," and why AI-native startups generate 10x the revenue per employee.
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00:00 Cold open: unmoored vs. unchained
01:25 ...
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🚀 The AI rush of 2025 didn't move the skills agenda forward — it stalled it. That's the contrarian read from the founder of Degreed, the company built to make skills the currency of the workforce.
David Blake walks us through why he thinks 2026 is the most important year of your career, what leader-led learning looks like when agents can actually run it for managers who were never trained to teach, and why he survives the S...
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June 12, 2026 • 60 mins
🚀 Maria Colacurcio asked her own AI agent to pull a code repository. Three times. It refused — and directed her to men on her team. That moment is the throughline of an episode about what's actually breaking in compensation, what AI buyers will spend on now, and the org-design conversation every founder is dodging.
Maria is the CEO of Syndio — the company that defined the market for pay-equity software and is now pio...
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June 5, 2026 • 60 mins
🚀 Amy and Meg dig into Jaya Gupta's "experience is now a tax" frame — and what actually survives when AI makes credentials look like overhead. Learn why the most golden job for the next decade is the translator role, how to stop optimizing AI for speed and start using it as an anxiety reducer, and why "manager wars" is the wrong fight to be picking right now, in this conversation on business transformation and leadership in ...
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May 29, 2026 • 59 mins
🚀 Running Pilots Is Not a Strategy: Charlene Li — three-decade authority on disruptive leadership and co-author of Winning with AI: The 90-Day Blueprint for Success — breaks down the consistent failure mode she's watched leaders repeat across the internet, social media, and now AI. Learn why "adapting" beats "adopting," why reinvention is the real AI opportunity (not efficiency), and the structural risk no one is namin...
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May 22, 2026 • 60 mins
Han-Shen Yuan — who led mobile engineering at eBay and Netflix and took Upwork to IPO as SVP of Engineering — explains why AI transformation is a constraint problem before it's a software problem. Learn why the real bottleneck is rarely the technology, what a "loose grip on your identity" means for senior leaders right now, and why cutting headcount on the back of AI productivity gains is eating your own future, in this...
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May 15, 2026 • 63 mins
Amy and Meg go solo to revisit the five threads they called at the start of the season — and find them converging and accelerating faster than anyone predicted. A wide-ranging conversation on creative destruction, high-agency work, AI security readiness, and how to find meaning when everything you build has a shelf life.
⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Cold open + Pebble Beach catch-up
02:49 Revisiting the five threads: the Great Re...
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🚀 AI DARWINISM: Futurist Brian Solis reveals why most companies are using AI to optimize yesterday — and the "spark of the possible" that separates real transformation from glorified digitizing. Learn why ServiceNow's AI maturity index actually DROPPED in 2025, how IKEA's chatbot generated €1 billion in new revenue, and why intellectual humility beats technical expertise for AI-era leaders.
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00:00 "What if?" &m...
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Ankur Bhatt — Head of AI at Service Titan — joins Amy and Meg to explain why most AI agent initiatives die between demo and production, and what to do about it. Ankur has spent the last two years building production agents that handle high-stakes work like tax notices and payroll compliance, and he's published one of the most useful practitioner guides on the topic anywhere. The answer, he argues, isn't a better model &...
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Pat Wadors spent 20 years building cultures at some of tech's biggest names — LinkedIn, ServiceNow, UKG. Then she made an unusual move: from leading people at tech giants to becoming CHRO at Intuitive Surgical, the company behind the da Vinci surgical robot that has served over 20 million patients. In this conversation, Pat shares the personal scorecard moment that changed her career trajectory, why she rejects the word "tran...
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April 17, 2026 • 51 mins
Nilofer Merchant, ranked among the top 50 most influential management thinkers in the world, joins Amy and Meg to dismantle one of management's most beloved myths: the high-impact player ideology. From launching over 100 products netting $18 billion at companies like Apple and Autodesk, to getting fired after securing board approval, Nilofer reveals why making yourself indispensable actually makes you exploitable — and what h...
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April 10, 2026 • 59 mins
Doug Merritt led one of the boldest transformations in enterprise software — taking Splunk from $220M perpetual license to over $3B in cloud SaaS revenue. Now, as CEO of Aviatrix, he's building the network security layer enterprises desperately need in the AI era.
In this conversation, Doug gets vulnerable about his months of depression when ChatGPT launched, shares why "buying into fear is super lazy," and explains the dail...
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April 3, 2026 • 57 mins
Cornerstone OnDemand CEO Himanshu Palsule joins Amy and Meg to discuss Generation Beta, the leadership pipeline vacuum, and what it takes to build a workforce for a world that doesn't exist yet. From his World Economic Forum panel on corporate ladders to hiring a Chief AI Officer who asked for just 12 people, Himanshu shares what he's learned leading a major talent platform through complete transformation while the rules of work ar...
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March 27, 2026 • 57 mins
MIT researcher and People Analytics author Ben Waber joins Amy and Meg for one of the most myth-busting conversations about AI, productivity, and what actually drives enterprise value. From a 23-year-old grad student who discovered that billion-dollar companies don't know how their own teams communicate, to the lunch table experiment that changed programmer productivity by 20%, Ben brings 15 years of behavioral data to challenge ev...
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