EPISODE · Apr 11, 2026 · 56 MIN
The Core of Workplace Equity– with MPower’s Kristi Amendola
from Tune In: Radio for Your Mind, Body & Soul · host Kealah Parkinson
“The most valuable hours I’ve ever worked in my life.”That’s what Kristi Amendola, co-founder along with Eric Stanley of the MPower employment app (which can be found for free at the app store for both job-search candidates & employers) says this project has been for her. We first talked to Kristi back in 2024 (listen to that episode, too!) … when the world’s uncertainty coming out of the global pandemic was only more motivating to her and Eric Stanley. Together, through research, market/customer base data & technical application, they built a truly skills-based employment app to deliver hiring where workforce equity is at the core.In this updated conversation, we learn:* The 3 Pillars the app brings to users on either end of hiring (content, careers & community)* The transparent tracking system that’s also built into the service* How the 20% increase in the talent pool (drawing from lived & work experience) “opens the aperture” in Kristi’s words* Why the future of hiring is this app’s offering: anonymous, skilled hiring profiles* How both Eric & Kristi put their own app to work for themselves, too!|| Learn more about our guest & the app by visiting the company website M2N.us.|| SUPPORT OUR SHOW while supporting yourself: Visit our affiliate sites Big Life Journal & Generation Mindful to find products like journals, Calm Down Corner kits, lesson plans & posters & even parenting communities to help you #feelandheal with #moodtools … or visit our affiliate SensaCalm for weighted blankets & plushies—& lots of other sensory tools—for kids & grownups alike.|| Meet our show SPONSORS: Coach Kiki & My Moody Daybook. || Want to speak with more confidence? Check out the Confident Communicators Club by Coach Kiki at Skool.
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