Articles and More
A collection of articles and video-blogs from Ken Cameron.
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City of Calgary
140 – Authentic Leadership, Power Dynamics & When the F-ing Harasser Is in the Clique
In this episode, we sit down with Oksana, a trailblazing People & Culture executive who has built high-performing organizations across multiple sectors. Known for combining sharp strategic vision with deep empathy, Oksana shares what it really takes to scale people operations in high-growth companies—without losing the human side of leadership.
139 – Transforming Leaders from the F-ing Inside Out with Rashmir Balasubramaniam
In this episode, we’re joined by Rashmir Balasubramaniam, a transformational leadership coach and thought partner to current and emerging leaders who are committed to creating a better world for all.
138 – If We’re Not F-ing Talking About Equity, We’re Not Talking About Care with Dr. Eugene Manley
Cancer care isn’t neutral—and pretending it is swerves no one. And might cost lives. In this episode of I Need to F-ing Talk To You, Dr. Eugene Manley cuts through the politeness to talk about what health equity really demands from leaders, systems, and science.
137 – People First, Profits Follow: Why Humans F-ing Drive Performance
In this episode, Ken and Russell sit down with Sandra Coker—author, CEO, and people-first powerhouse—to talk about what really drives performance at work: humans.
136 – Don Weber is The Spy Who Came in from the Cold… and Into the Boardroom
In this episode, Ken sits down with Don Weber — a former international intelligence officer who spent 15 years operating under multiple identities across more than 90 countries, where a single misread conversation could cost him his life. Today, Don is one of Europe’s most respected executive communication coaches, advising royalty, EU diplomats, senior politicians, and Fortune 500 leaders on how to communicate with clarity, credibility, and calm under pressure.
135 – Preventing Workplace Suicide Without A F-ing Psychology Degree with Jessi Beyer
In this episode, we sit down with mental health professional and former SWAT crisis negotiator Jessi Beyer, creator of the L.I.F.E. suicide prevention model that’s helping workplaces save lives without requiring anyone to be a psychologist. Jessi breaks down simple, trauma-aware strategies that managers, teammates, and everyday humans can use to confidently respond in moments of crisis, build safer cultures, and reduce organizational risk — because preventing suicide shouldn’t require a f-ing degree.