Mike Peters, Martha Acosta, Jennifer Long, Bob Edwards, and Andrea Baker share their expertise in workplace safety and organizational dynamics. They discuss the shift from reactive to proactive safety measures, emphasizing the identification of weak signals. The importance of team trust is highlighted as a cornerstone for enhancing safety culture. The panel also explores innovative strategies for managing organizational risks, focusing on near misses instead of just injuries, and empowering employees through engagement and curiosity.

Celebrating the 600th milestone episode, the podcast features Bob Edwards, a Human & Organizational Performance Advocate, discussing Learning Teams and operational improvement. Reflecting on GE transitions, fatherhood, family dynamics, and innovation in safety practices, the episode offers a rich tapestry of experiences and insights.

Remembering longtime NPR host Bob Edwards, who was the first and longest-serving host of Morning Edition. The podcast highlights his career, his relationship with Red Barber, and his impact on the radio industry. It also discusses Edward R. Murrow's courageous reporting during the London bombings and the fight against McCarthyism. Lastly, it mentions the film 'Perfect Days' and an upcoming episode about New York City's challenges with migrants crossing the southern border.