Podcasts & Media
Conversations worth continuing.
Bryce brings a candid human perspective to conversations about authenticity at work. Explore his podcast appearances and media features, or invite him to join your podcast, interview, or event. For event keynotes, explore Keynotes & Speaking.
Common Interview Topics
Why people stay silent when organizations need them to speak.
The hidden cost of hiding uncertainty, identity, disagreement, or mistakes at work.
Why psychological safety is an operational-information issue.
How imposter syndrome affects high performers and high-stakes roles.
What changes when an individual contributor becomes responsible for leading others.
Featured Appearance
The Hidden Cost of Hiding
Safety Heroes Podcast with Mousa Yassin
April 2, 2026 · 57 minutes
What does it cost to hide who you are at work? Bryce joins Mousa Yassin to explore how authenticity connects to workplace safety and why imposter syndrome can make speaking up difficult. Through personal stories, he reflects on what helps people feel supported enough to participate fully.
“And if we’re not getting uncomfortable, we’re not doing the real work.”
— Bryce Griffler
Featured Coverage
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Safety Pros & Impostor Syndrome
Bryce shares how the fear of being exposed as a fraud can affect safety professionals—and why responding thoughtfully matters.
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Do You Feel Like an Imposter, a Fraud?
Coverage of Bryce’s presentation explores imposter syndrome in EHS and practical ways to challenge the feeling that you don’t belong.
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What Does It Mean to Come Out as an LGBTQ Safety Professional?
Bryce joins fellow safety professionals to reflect on coming out at work and what supportive colleagues can make possible.
Podcast & Media Library
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Safety Heroes Podcast
The Hidden Cost of Hiding: Authentic Leadership, Imposter Syndrome & Workplace Safety
April 2, 2026
Keywords: Authenticity, impostor syndrome, psychological safety, leadership, speaking upFive Dubs Podcast
E73: Safety Is For Everyone
June 26, 2024
Keywords: Inclusive workplaces, DEI, storytelling, workplace culture, safety leadershipDangerous Jobs Podcast with Apolonia Rockwell
Bring Your Full, Authentic Self To Work, w/ Bryce Griffler, Safety & DEI Expert
April 18, 2024
Keywords: Authenticity, inclusion, workplace safety, employee engagement, DEI -
Hugo Ribeiro – Segurança Diferente
Inclusão tem a ver com prevenção de acidentes? Com Bryce Griffler, criador do Safety Is for Everyone
May 25, 2026
Keywords: Inclusion, accident prevention, psychological safety, authenticity, belonging
The Get to Know a Safety Pro Show — ASSP
The Get to Know a Safety Pro Show: Bryce Griffler
January 8, 2025
Keywords: Safety careers, emerging professionals, professional development, volunteer leadershipGood Morning Frederick
Creating a Safe, Inclusive Environment for All
September 12, 2024
Keywords: Authenticity, inclusive workplaces, belonging, DEI, community -
ISHN
NSC News – Do You Feel Like an Impostor, a Fraud?
September 16, 2025
Keywords: Impostor syndrome, EHS, confidence, mentorship, safety leadershipSafety+Health
Safety Pros and Impostor Syndrome
August 24, 2025
Keywords: Impostor syndrome, safety professionals, self-doubt, leadership, workplace well-beingTalent Canada
Amazon Safety Leader Unveils Tactics to Boost Diversity, Equity
October 18, 2022
Keywords: DEI, inclusive language, empathy, leadership, workplace safetyAmerican Society of Safety Professionals
What Does It Mean to Come Out as an LGBTQ Safety Professional?
June 16, 2021
Keywords: LGBTQ+, coming out at work, authenticity, allyship, inclusion
Speaker Info & Resources
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50-Word Bio
Bryce Griffler, M.Eng., CSP, is a speaker and thought leader who makes uncomfortable topics approachable. Drawing on more than 17 years in engineering and EHS, lived experience, data, storytelling, and humor, he helps people understand the risks behind speaking up, authenticity, difficult conversations, and growth.
100-Word Bio
Bryce Griffler, M.Eng., CSP, is a speaker, thought leader, and founder of Safety is for Everyone. A self-described “recovering engineer,” Bryce combines more than 17 years of engineering and environmental, health, and safety experience with personal storytelling, data, and humor to make difficult topics more approachable. His work explores the personal risk calculations people make before speaking up, admitting uncertainty, challenging an idea, asking for help, or showing up authentically. Bryce helps leaders and teams understand how those calculations shape safety, trust, information flow, and growth, and what they can do to make important conversations safer to begin.
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