Healthy Work Now
Welcome to the Healthy Work Podcast, hosted by Dr. Marnie Dobson — where conversations about work, stress, and well-being take center stage. Presented by the Healthy Work Campaign, this podcast explores the real impact work has on our mental, emotional, and physical health.
Each episode brings together experts, researchers, leaders, and everyday working people to discuss the growing challenges of workplace stress, burnout, job insecurity, and unhealthy work environments — while also highlighting practical solutions that create healthier, more sustainable workplaces.
Through insightful conversations and evidence-based guidance, Dr. Marnie Dobson helps listeners better understand how work affects their lives and what individuals, employers, and organizations can do to improve workplace well-being across the U.S.
Whether you’re an employee, manager, business owner, or simply passionate about creating healthier workplaces, the Healthy Work Podcast delivers meaningful conversations designed to inform, empower, and inspire positive change.
Healthy Work Now
Episode 1: Dr. Marnie Dobson Interviews Healthy Work Campaign Founder Dr. Peter Schnall
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In the premiere episode of the Healthy Work Podcast, Dr. Marnie Dobson sits down with Dr. Peter Schnall to discuss the origins of the Healthy Work Campaign and the growing workplace health crisis that inspired its creation.
Together, they explore the harmful effects of chronic work stress, burnout, unhealthy job conditions, and the larger systemic issues impacting working people across the United States. Dr. Schnall shares the vision behind the campaign, why awareness around healthy work is more important than ever, and how education, research, and practical solutions can help individuals and organizations create healthier workplaces.
This episode lays the foundation for the series by examining the problems the Healthy Work Campaign aims to address — and the tools, resources, and conversations it hopes to provide to help catalyze meaningful change.