What is the Actual Cost of Burnout? Featuring Alison Campbell of unBurnt
Alison Campbell spent 20 years working in corporate, most recently as Chief of Staff to the CEO of a billion-dollar company. Excelling. Traveling. Parenting. Pushing through. And feeling grateful.
Until she ignored the warning signs of burnout for too long and landed in the ER, needed surgery, and …
Lindsay Utz & Michelle Walshe (Prime Minister)
Co-directors Lindsay Utz and Michelle Walshe’s documentary “Prime Minister”, which premiered at Sundance to critical acclaim, chronicles Jacinda Ardern’s unexpected journey as New Zealand’s 40th Prime Minister, offering an unfiltered window into her personal journey of family, motherhood, democracy…
Feeling Unmoored? How to Navigate The Rocky Waters of Career Change with Executive and Team Coach Allie Wilkinson
What do you do when you feel completely adrift, whether you're sensing a career change coming or you're squarely in the midst of one?
In this conversation we sit down with executive and team coach Allie Wilkinson, founder of Walden Leadership Group, to talk through the acute challenges of a career…
Felipe Bustos Sierra (Everybody to Kenmure Street)
Director’s Felipe Bustos Sierra’s latest film, “Everybody to Kenmure Street”, which chronicles the resistance to an immigration raid in Glasgow in 2021, is a brilliant and personal evocation of his own identity as the son of an exiled journalist by the Chilean dictatorship. In his discussion with T…
Isabel Castro (Selena y Los Dinos)
Director Isabel Castro’s latest Netflix documentary “Selena y Los Dinos”, featuring never-before-seen footage and intimate interviews, celebrates the life and legacy of iconic Mexican American singer Selena Quintanilla and her family band. Selena talks to Tiller about falling in love with the genre…
Joshua Seftel (All The Empty Rooms)
Director Joshua Seftel’s Oscar-winning short documentary “All The Empty Rooms” follows veteran CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman and photographer Lou Bopp as they embark on a seven-year-long project to document the empty bedrooms of children killed in school shootings. Joshua shares with Tiller …
Sara Dosa & Andri Magnason (Time and Water)
Director Sara Dosa’s latest film “Time and Water” follows Icelandic writer and poet Andri Magnason as he reflects on melting glaciers and his family's history. It premiered at Sundance to critical acclaim. Sara and Andri join Tiller on the show to discuss when Andri first captured Sara’s imaginatio…
Maite Alberdi (A Child of My Own)
Director Maite Alberdi latest genre-bending film “A Child of My Own” blends narrative and nonfiction filmmaking to tell the wild true story of a woman who pretended to be pregnant and kidnapped a newborn baby from a hospital. Maite talks with Tiller about her creative inspirations (2:30), striking …
Orlando von Einsiedel (Cycle of Love)
Friend of the show and Oscar winning director Orlando von Einsiedel returns to the podcast to discuss his latest masterpiece, “Cycle of Love”, an inspiring, epic true-life adventure about self-belief, destiny, the courage to risk everything for love, and the power of human connection. In his conver…
Dayna Goldfine and Dan Geller (Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song)
Co-Directors Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine reach into the vault to reflect back on their film “Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song”, a beautiful film that tracks how the song "Hallelujah" went from being rejected by Cohen's record label to becoming a beloved global anthem. Dan and Dayna di…
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