Discover the ever-evolving intersection of design and functionality with Tell Me More, a podcast that explores the stories shaping innovative workplace solutions. Each episode features thoughtful discussions, trend analyses, and captivating narratives from industry leaders, revealing the strategies behind creating spaces that boost productivity, foster collaboration, and enhance well-being.
What does it take to create a workplace that truly works for the people using it?
It starts with understanding how people work and recognizing that there’s no single space, setting, or solution that can support every need. In this episode of Tell Me More, Andrea Gauss, Dr. Lauren Gant, and Rikki Crowe from Allsteel’s Workplace Advisory team introduce Harmonizing Spaces, an approach to creating greater alignment between people, work, and place. Together, they explore what it means to tune the room, the day, and the organization, from designing for focus and collaboration to considering flexibility, choice, workplace data, and the everyday experiences that shape how people use space. Along the way, they examine why employees may leave the office to focus, what underused or misused spaces can tell us, and why workplace strategy starts with understanding people rather than prescribing a solution. Because when the way we work continues to change, creating a workplace that supports it requires more than space. It requires intention.
Learn More: https://www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more
21 Aug 2026
The Rhythm of Change: The Physical Space Perspective (Part 3)
In this episode of Tell Me More, the final installment of our three-part Rhythm of Change series, Andrea Gauss of Allsteel is joined by Dave Kutsunai, Co-Managing Director of IA Interior Architects’ Seattle studio, to explore how the accelerating pace of change is reshaping the spaces where we work. Together, they discuss how shifting workflows, emerging technologies, and evolving business needs are challenging organizations to think differently about workplace design.
From adaptability and circular design to AI, sensory experience, and post-occupancy strategy, this conversation examines what it takes to create workplaces that can evolve alongside the people and organizations they support. Dave shares practical insights into balancing permanence with flexibility, designing for both focus and human connection, and creating spaces that can respond to change without losing their sense of identity.
As the final episode in The Rhythm of Change series, this conversation explores change through the perspective of space—bringing together the business, individual, and workplace perspectives explored throughout the series and examining how thoughtful design can help organizations keep pace with the evolving rhythms of work.
Learn More:https://www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more (https://www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more)
29 Jul 2026
The Rhythm of Change: The Personal Work Perspective (Part 2)
In this episode of Tell Me More, the second installment of our three-part Rhythm of Change series, Dr. Lauren Gant of Allsteel is joined by Dr. Kati Peditto, design psychologist and founder of Built Experience Lab, to explore how individuals experience the accelerating pace of change in their daily work. Together, they discuss how personal rhythms, evolving workplace expectations, and greater autonomy are reshaping the way we work.
From ultradian rhythms and neurodiversity to flexible work policies and intentional workplace design, this conversation examines how organizations can better support focus, well-being, and productivity by embracing individual differences. Dr. Peditto shares practical, research-backed insights into creating work experiences that empower people to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
As the second episode in The Rhythm of Change series, this conversation explores change through the personal work perspective. In the final episode, we'll examine how thoughtfully designed spaces can adapt to support the evolving rhythms of work.
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https://www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more (https://www.allsteeloffice.com/tell-me-more)
Who has been a guest on Tell Me More
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Joey Shimoda
Tyler Peterson
Andrea Gauss
Rikki Crowe
Brian Kaule
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YouTube views
192,598
Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
8 ratings
Spotify
4.9 / 5
10 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 68 / 100
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76
Social presence
0
YouTube
82
Engagement
71
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