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The Good Human Company Podcast

Tell us how you built a good place to work

Matt Wheeler talks with founders, executives, HR leaders, and operators who are building strong cultures on purpose. If you have done the work, we would like to hear how it went.

Request to be a guest

It takes about two minutes, and everyone hears back within two weeks.

A sentence or two is plenty. Something your team does that works, a time your culture was tested, or what changed as you grew.

If we record together, the episode is published on YouTube and on our site. See our privacy policy.

What you get

  • A chance to spotlight your team and what they built
  • A video and its own page on our site, ready to share
  • A 30 to 45 minute conversation with Matt
  • A Thankscrate with a note from Matt, as our thanks

Everyone who leads people has a moment that changed how they do it. I'd love to hear yours.

Matt Wheeler, your host

On the show

Who has been on the show

Founders, executives, and HR leaders talking about the real work. Each one links to their episode.

What happens next

From request to episode

  1. Step 1: Request

    Tell us the story you would bring. It takes about two minutes.

  2. Step 2: Hear back

    We reply to everyone within two weeks.

  3. Step 3: Record

    Talk with Matt Wheeler. Episodes run 30 to 45 minutes.

  4. Step 4: Go live

    Your episode goes on YouTube and gets its own page on our site. A Thankscrate with a note from Matt follows, as our thanks.

Watch first

See how the conversations go

Thirty to 45 minutes about the real work.

All episodes

Questions

Before you send a request

Who makes a good guest?

Anyone who has built or led a team and will talk openly about what they learned. Values, recognition, scaling a team, and leading through change all make good conversations. We do not book product pitches.

Does it cost anything to be on the show?

No. There is no fee and no paid placement. Every guest gets a Thankscrate with a note from Matt as our thanks.

How big is the audience?

We are a young show. Our first episode came out in February 2026, and we would rather be straight about that than quote a number. Every episode is public on YouTube, so you can see how each one is doing before you reach out.

Where is my episode published?

On our YouTube channel, and on its own page on thankscrate.com with the video and a summary of the conversation. You will have a link you can share.

Can I suggest someone else?

Yes. Choose "Filling this out for someone else?" on the form and tell us about them.

Is this a sales pitch?

No. Thankscrate sponsors the show, but episodes are about your work, not our product. Sending a request does not put you on a sales list.

Have a story worth telling?

It takes about two minutes, and we reply to everyone.

Request to be a guest