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The Human Roll is where people, process, and payroll come together.

Hosted by Tiana Neal—HRIS expert, payroll strategist, and CEO of Transcenders Consulting Group—this podcast unpacks the real-world challenges and opportunities at the intersection of Human Resources and Payroll. Each episode features candid conversations with industry leaders, practitioners, and innovators who are transforming the way we work, hire, and lead.

From compliance complexities to system integrations, from leadership shifts to emerging tech trends, The Human Roll covers the topics that matter most to modern People Operations teams. Whether you’re an HR leader, payroll professional, or business decision-maker, this podcast offers smart insights and fresh perspectives designed to help you navigate the ever-evolving world of work.

Tune in for honest dialogue, practical takeaways, and a few laughs along the way—because while the work is serious, we don’t always have to be.

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AI Gives HR More Time

AI Gives HR More Time

2026-09-2118:56

David Noe, is back with another great episode as we break down what to do with HR's time when AI gives us some relief in our day.
Pete Tiliakos is BACK!!! This time with the PPCI diving into the true investment that payroll is and why it is a must for us to have a seat at the table! Check out the episode and click the link for the PDF here to find more in-depth details of PPCI. https://www.payrollinfluences.com
Preparing for Open Enrollment can be tough but this episode gives you all the insight you need to have successful broker meetings!
John Bernatovicz and Tammy Gillenwater are here talking about their book Payroll Like a Boss! We dive into the perception of payroll, how to make it a strategic business function and the future of AI in the industry.
We're back with Bob Pulver, Founder & Podcast Host of Elevate your AIQ! We dive into AI and how it can be a plus to humans, not replacing humans along with what the next few years might look like.
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