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Explore thought-provoking conversations with faculty from Nova Southeastern University as they share research, insights, and real-world impact across business, technology, and society. From emerging trends in artificial intelligence to innovations in finance and entrepreneurship, each episode highlights ideas shaping the future.
Tune in to our podcast episodes and discover how NSU faculty are driving meaningful change.
Episode 1: How is P2P lending transforming opportunities for micro‑ and small businesses—and boosting regional economic prosperity?
Our newest podcast dives into the groundbreaking research by Dr. Pankaj Kumar Maskara and Dr. Kershen Huang, exploring how accessible fintech-driven capital can reduce unemployment, fuel entrepreneurship, and strengthen communities.
If you’re passionate about fintech innovation, small business growth, or economic development, this episode is a must‑listen.
Tune in now and hear how P2P lending is creating real economic impact
Episode 2: How should colleges navigate the fast‑evolving world of Artificial Intelligence in higher education?
Our latest episode dives into the recent research by Dr. Bahaudin Mujtaba, exploring the ethical dilemmas, myths, opportunities, and responsibilities surrounding AI use among today’s students. Based on insights from his 2024 study, we unpack:
- How students actually use AI
- Why many see it as ethical—and where confusion remains
- The risk of misuse vs. the power to enhance learning
- Why educators must “sharpen their students’ AI saw” to prepare them for tomorrow’s workplace
Whether you're a professor, student, administrator, or AI enthusiast, this conversation sheds light on what responsible, future‑ready education must look like.
Episode 3: How do consumers value locally sourced food across different dining experiences—and what does that mean for restaurants, producers, and entrepreneurs?
Our newest podcast dives into the research behind “Consumer Willingness-to-Pay for Local Food in Alternative Restaurant Formats,” published in the Journal of International Food & Agribusiness Marketing, exploring how preferences shift across fast-casual, casual, and fine dining settings.
If you’re interested in consumer behavior, local food systems, hospitality strategy, or entrepreneurial decision-making, this episode is a must-listen.
Episode 4: When does accommodating in workplace conflict do more harm than good—and how do gender and organizational status shape the outcome?
Our newest podcast dives into forthcoming research from the Journal of Managerial Psychology, “When Accommodating During Workplace Conflict is Destructive: How Organizational Status and Gender Interact,” exploring how well-intentioned conflict management strategies can lead to unintended consequences.
If you’re interested in workplace dynamics, leadership, conflict management, or organizational behavior, this episode is a must-listen.
Episode 5: How can agile governance transform leadership, innovation, and effectiveness in the public sector?
Our newest podcast dives into research by Dr. Pallavi Awasthi and Dr. Kuang-Ting Tai, published in Government Information Quarterly, exploring how agile approaches are reshaping public sector leadership and decision-making.
If you’re interested in public sector innovation, leadership, governance, or policy, this episode is a must-listen.
