Are you interested in or already have a wellness business? Perhaps you deliver employee wellness services, or practice as a health coach, functional medicine provider, lifestyle or relationship expert, spiritual coach, integrative and holistic health practitioner, or you invent wellness products and devices. Regardless of your role, you need to stay on top of the law that affects the wellness industry. This podcast will feature wellness industry experts and thought leaders and explain how the law affects what they do. You will learn about the latest lawsuits, investigations, and research that can help your wellness business reduce risk and thrive.
From the Olympics to Workplace Advocacy: Zara Northover's Legal Fight
Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Zara Northover—2008 Jamaican Olympic shot putter, entrepreneur, and advocate—who recounts her rise in the mortgage industry and how, amid COVID and post–George Floyd DEI tensions, her efforts to surface inequities and hiring concerns led to warnings from leadership and a racist “gorilla” birthday card allegedly sent by the former CEO and COO. Northover describes panic attacks, leave, HR pitfalls, difficulty finding the right counsel, rejecting a pressured settleme...
5 Oct 2026
Civility Rules: Steven Pascoff on Workplace Incivility, Leadership, and Employee Wellness
Host Barbara Zabawa welcomes Steven Paskoff, CEO and founder of Employment Learning Innovations (ELI) and former EEOC attorney, to discuss his book Civility Rules and his work helping organizations build lawful, productive, and civil workplaces. Paskoff explains how he left legal practice to create interactive, experiential training that addresses not only illegal discrimination and harassment but also the broader “beneath the surface” behaviors—bullying, abusive, unjust, unwelcoming, and rud...
21 Sept 2026
AMA CPT Codes Lawsuit & Corporate Wellness 2.0: Direct Primary Care and Employer Health Plan Disruption | Katie Talento
Host Barbara Zabawa interviews naturopath and All Better Health/All Better Naturopathy CEO and former White House policy advisor Katie Talento about disrupting healthcare financing and benefits. Talento explains a lawsuit involving Patient Rights Advocate challenging the American Medical Association’s control and monetization of CPT billing codes, arguing codes required by law for Medicare, HIPAA compliance, Medicaid, employer claims, and federal price-transparency rules should not be copyrig...
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