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Culture and Leadership Connections Podcast: where culture, communication, and context meet at work. Discover what cultural influences have formed the careers of noteworthy leaders in a variety of professions, by exploring the groups that shaped who they are today. Learn about the collective context and experiences that affect their worldview, leadership style, workplace communication and behaviour.
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Bridge to U focuses on diversity, inclusion and understanding for black cultures. It is a place where Monique Russell hosts transformative discussions focused on enhancing communication skills, nurturing emotional intelligence, and navigating the intricate tapestry of intercultural dynamics and diversity within Black cultures. The vastness of the African diaspora requires us all to do our own D&I work. This work is necessary in order to build up unity through conversations and insights requi ...
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“Let's Think This Through with Bailey Parnell" is a bi-weekly video podcast that invites audiences to enriching conversations over drinks, capturing the essence of your favourite coffee dates and cocktail chats with friends. Hosted by world-renowed speaker and researcher in the world of human skills and digital wellbeing, Bailey Parnell, each 45-60-minute episode features segments like "Thought Experiments" and “On Second Thought,” alongside other varied discussions that provoke, amuse, and ...
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My name is Lisle Wilkerson, and I am an American woman who grew up and lived/worked in Japan for about 30 years.I am what they call a "TCK" (third culture kid) ..Not American. Not Japanese. Who and what am I?!?! I tell some crazy stories about my life straddling the two very different cultures of Japan and the US...and of course I also include voices from many amazing people who have had similar journeys.
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Big World shines a spotlight on complex ideas and issues that matter. Each episode features an expert from the School of International Service at American University in Washington, DC, breaking down a big, important topic into small bite sizes.
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Looking to sow seeds of adventure in your life? What feed do you need to flourish and thrive? Join the Grow Zone hosts- Sarah Hübner, the communications adventurer and Ceri Temple, the outdoor adventurer. Delve into perspectives and experiences on our mini-adventures through the fields of communication, play, risk-taking, intercultural understanding, listening and more. Conversations, techniques, games and a good sprinkling of humour.
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Welcome home to the Kin Woman Collective community. My name is Evelyn and I'm your host. Here we talk all things healing, spirituality, self love + care. In all these talks, you'll hear diverse elements that influence my life from growing up in Africa to becoming in America. We will explore spirituality in intercultural communication, humanness, and more. There's honest and transparent conversations on life, transitions, and failure. Why? Because healing and growth move in tandem. Find me on ...
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Taralets Talk is a Filipino podcast that chronicles the joys, heartaches, and rewards of being an immigrant. Hosted by three Pinoy expats. Join Bel, Lennette, and Mark in this seasonal podcast packed with culturally rich tidbits and tips for Filipinos curious about what it's like living abroad. Connect with us: Email: hello@taraletstalk.com Facebook: @taraletstalkpodcast Taralets Talk is sponsored and produced by Disenyo.co LLC
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“What was I saying?” Is a podcast just for fun. In this podcast Quinn Breeding takes you on a tour in her life and her view on things from a college students perspective. Including upcoming interviews with everyone under the sun and weekly rants. This podcast is refreshing and different just like Quinn. It is sure to brighten your day.
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A Quick Dip is a series of conversations about culture, communications and change. Hosted by communications strategist and consultant, Sarah Black, A Quick Dip aims to introduce ideas to help make your communications activity culturally relevant, inclusive and effective, whether you are running a small business or leading a global organization.
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http://www.absolutely-intercultural.com/podcast/absolutely_intercultural_show_298.mp3 I think we all know by now that we have to live more sustainably to avoid the worst effects of climate change and biodiversity loss. We probably know of several changes that we ought to be making, laws that should be passed and businesses that ought to behave bett…
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Change, change, change! So many of us don’t like it, resist it, or are afraid of it. You could be: Starting a new job Starting or ending a relationship Moving to a new location Adopting new technology Getting older Becoming an empty nester Starting a new habit It’s all change, and it’s the one thing that is constant in all of our lives. Whether you…
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Sara Jones, the director of the SIS Office of Career Development joins Big World to discuss the topic at the forefront of many international affairs students’ minds: how to get a job. Jones oversees career development support for SIS undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni, including events, advising, and employer relations. Jones begins our …
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At the end of each episode, I asked every guest to continue the train of thought from the last episode. Starting from the beginning of the season, each guest had to connect the themes of their episode with the themes of the last one. At the end of the first season, we had the full train of thought ready. Links to Each Episode: Find all episodes her…
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Bio: Dr. Alan Akira is a board-certified psychiatrist and founder of Mugen Psychiatry in Chicago. He aims to improve psychiatric care access, leveraging his expertise in clinical decision-making, education, and healthcare management. He’s also an Assistant Professor at Rush University Medical Center and has received multiple awards for his clinical…
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The subtle art of embracing cultural influences. Bio: Agnes Yaa Serwaa Somuah is the Program Manager of the Sinkunia Community Development Organization in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The organization designs programs for new immigrant children and youth from African countries and of African heritage backgrounds. Originally from Ghana where she was a…
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CLI_7: What is the Difference Between Training and Coaching? Is there a difference between training and coaching? Quotes: “If you don't know what you want to see, then you don't know how to see if it has worked or not.” Episode Highlights: Organizations can confuse training with coaching or misunderstand their purposes. When an organization approac…
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Learning About Workplace Wellness From Sacred Texts Delve into the fascinating topic of workplace wellness by uncovering insights from sacred texts and exploring how they can draw inspiration from Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam to uncover principles that can guide us in creating a happier and healthier workplace culture. The Golden Rule: The Gol…
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Improving life through better listening. Bio: Stanford is a wealth management advisor. For over 30 years, Stanford Slovin has worked in the securities industry with individuals, families, and business owners as a financial professional with major national brokerage firms. He is the author of Better Listening: The Secret to Improving Your Profession…
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Many people wonder how to successfully blend corporate life and entrepreneurship, often believing they must choose one or the other to make a significant impact. What if there was a way to be impactful and successful regardless of your professional status or location? What if there was a way to navigate systemic barriers and still achieve success? …
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http://www.absolutely-intercultural.com/podcast/absolutely_intercultural_show_297.mp3 Hello dear listeners, and welcome to episode 297 of our podcast “Absolutely Intercultural.” Today, let’s dive into another cultural topic that many of you might have strong feelings about: the legalization of cannabis. Germany has partly decriminalised marijuana u…
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Cue the fanfare: in this new episode, School of International Service professor Robert Kelley joins Big World to talk about sports diplomacy and the soft power of the Olympic Games. Kelley, an expert in new diplomacy studies who researches at the intersection of politics and culture, begins our conversation by defining and explaining the objections…
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In this episode, I discuss: The importance of self-advocacy and awareness in business collaboration How entrepreneurship supports belonging and inclusion at work How to use AI and Emotional Intelligence to increase your leadership and efficiency How to leverage professional development to avoid self-sabotage Resources Mentioned in the Episode: Emot…
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http://www.absolutely-intercultural.com/podcast/absolutely_intercultural_show_296.mp3 How do you travel? Intentionally? In today’s show we are going to once again be hearing about how the need to belong can lead to people migrating to another country. In this case it will be about African Americans who had very strong reasons for feeling that only …
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*Note: This episode was recorded before the US Supreme Court in Food and Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine unanimously rejected a lawsuit challenging the FDA's rules for prescribing and dispensing the abortion medication mifepristone on the issue of standing. American University School of Public Affairs professor, lawyer, and…
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Anxiety is Not an Emotion Did you know that anxiety is not an emotion? You may think you "feel" anxious, but in reality, you're sensing anxiety. Anxiety is a physiological reaction from the "fight or flight" function of the vagus nerve. It triggers the adrenals to release cortisol and adrenaline into your nervous system, setting off an alert to pot…
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Redefining Leadership in the Mission-Driven Sector Bio: Dimple Dhabalia is the founder of Roots in the Clouds, a boutique consulting firm that uses storytelling to heal individual and organizational trauma. She is a writer, podcaster, coach, and facilitator with over 20 years of public service experience at the intersection of leadership, mindfulne…
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Maurice Philogene is a man who looks at the rules differently. He understands systems and structures in order to navigate them effectively and ethically in his pursuit of freedom. Whether it's travel hacking, working 3 jobs simultaneously, or becoming location independent, Maurice is a man who embraces the patience, consistency and discipline requi…
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In this episode, Bailey Parnell and Tyler Rice discuss various topics related to digital wellness and personal experiences. They explore the similarities between Midwesterners and Canadians, the challenges and benefits of living in New York City, and the dynamics of intercultural and interracial relationships. Tyler also shares his role as the CEO …
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Using the Language of Virtues for Building Soul-Sustaining Work Decisions Episode Highlights: By practicing virtues and utilizing the “virtues progression,” we discover practical tools for creating happier and healthier workplaces. Importance of Virtues in the Workplace: I've seen the impact of practicing virtue at work across four careers and over…
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http://www.absolutely-intercultural.com/podcast/absolutely_intercultural_show_295.mp3 Hello dear listeners and welcome to show 295 of our podcast “Absolutely Intercultural”. Today, we are going to talk about “Abortion”, which is a subject that touches deeply personal beliefs, cultural values, and societal norms. It is a topic that produces strong f…
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SIS online programs professor and intercultural consultant Melissa Hahn joins Big World to discuss the importance of fostering strong interpersonal relationships in the global workforce. Hahn is the author of a recent book titled, Forging Bonds in a Global Workforce: Build Rapport, Camaraderie, and Optimal Performance No Matter the Time Zone. Hahn,…
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The Importance of Celebration and Influence in Leadership Bio: Anthony A. Dicks, Jr.'s passion for leadership development is evident in his work as he's spent over two decades preparing people with diverse responsibilities to reach their optimal leadership potential. He is currently a doctoral candidate in the Strategic Leadership program at Libert…
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https://youtu.be/MUEzJjKkR8QRuthaba, a teacher and expectant mother, joins Bailey to discuss her experiences growing up in New York City as the daughter of immigrants, her journey to becoming a teacher, and the challenges she faced in the education system. They also touch on Ruthaba's pregnancy and the initial scare of a potential genetic abnormali…
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Nourish Thy Persipicacity. Create a roadmap for your patterns of thinking and review why you think the way you think all along your life. Channelise your patterns of thinking and at the same time,try to explore the alternate ways of thinking too.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mangalaprathaban-muralidh/support…
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Appreciation is a crucial element for a healthy work environment. Bio: Paul White, PhD, is a psychologist, author, and speaker who "makes work relationships work." He has written articles for and been interviewed by many media houses. His expertise has been sought by people from across the world. Links: Website: https://appreciationatwork.com/ Link…
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What is Career Trauma? Imagine the teacher, interrupted mid-lesson by her principal's inappropriate whispers, or the immigrant worker denied a bathroom break, only to be mocked as he wets himself. Consider the unfairness of a negative evaluation and pay cut from someone who's never even seen your work or being passed over for a promotion in favor o…
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In this conversation, Bailey Parnell interviews Eileen McDargh, a professional speaker and writer, about the power of communication and resilience in today's digital world. They discuss the importance of genuine connection, effective communication strategies, and the need for organizations to prioritize human relationships. Eileen shares insights f…
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How the Soul Relates to Work Episode Highlights: In this episode, we explore the qualities and nature of the soul from various sacred traditions and how they matter for good work. We delve into the teachings of multiple western and eastern religions and Indigenous spiritualities to understand how the soul relates to and influences our work. From th…
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http://www.absolutely-intercultural.com/podcast/absolutely_intercultural_show_294.mp3Dora Hegedus: Your Thinking Partner In the last show we heard about different types of freedom and in this show, 294, we will continue this theme and find out how lack of freedom can drive someone to leave their country. Also, in this show we’ll be looking beyond t…
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School of International Service professor Patrick Thaddeus Jackson joins Big World to discuss imperialism, post-conflict societies, and the parallels between the Star Wars universe and our own. Jackson, the chair of the SIS Department of Global Inquiry, begins the discussion by describing how the original movie trilogy depicts the struggles of orga…
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Dr. Kamilah Majied is a mental health therapist, clinical educator, researcher, and consultant on advancing equity and inclusion using meditative practices. Drawing from her decades of contemplative practice and leadership, Dr. Majied engages people in experiencing wonder, humor, and insight through transforming oppressive patterns and deepening re…
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https://youtu.be/bwZ7oZHwbNAIn this conversation, Bailey Parnell and Dr. Gemma Galdon-Clavell discuss their experiences after moving to the US, noting cultural differences like the cost of living and social dynamics. They compare tech industry focuses between Europe and the US—policies versus practices, respectively—and emphasize the importance of …
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The Somatic Leadership Journey Bio: Pavini Moray has started, failed, and succeeded in many businesses. A serial entrepreneur, they have built private practices, a worker collective, and a for-profit company. Pavini is a somatic leadership coach, specializing in helping relationships be easy. Moray holds an M.Ed in Montessori curriculum design, as …
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What It Takes to Manage Well Episode Highlights: Delve into the three essential categories for effective management and self-regulation, differentiation, and high-level thought integrated throughout and responsive to operations. Three Essential Categories for Effective Management Self-Regulation: Self-regulation is crucial for good decision-making.…
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Dwayne Matthews discusses the inflection point in society and the need for education to adapt to the changing times. He emphasizes the importance of preparing students for the future of work while also nurturing their well-being. Matthews explains the concepts of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and artificial intelligence (AI) and the…
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The role of spiritual intelligence in effective leadership. Bio: Yosi Amram, PhD, is a distinguished psychologist, an executive coach catering to CEOs, entrepreneurs, and other influential leaders, and a pioneering researcher in the field of spiritual intelligence. Holding an MBA from Harvard University and a PhD from Sofia University in Clinical T…
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http://www.absolutely-intercultural.com/podcast/absolutely_intercultural_show_293.mp3 Hello, dear listeners, and welcome to episode 293 of our podcast “Absolutely Intercultural”. Today, we’re exploring the “Culture of Freedom.” We’re asking a big question: Is there such a thing as too much freedom in some cultures? We’ll look at how freedom affects…
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A global business professional and avid traveler, Dyci completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Georgia and received her graduate degree from Kennesaw State University. As a fluent Spanish and Italian speaker, she leverages her liberal arts background, multilingual skills and technical education to lead project teams across geograph…
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Is This Soul Enhancing or Soul Diminishing? Imagine bringing your whole self to an action informed by purpose Episode Highlights: Today we delve into the concept of building a sense of purpose using the principle of choosing soul enhancing versus soul diminishing actions in our work behaviour. This episode equips you with tips to increase a sense o…
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Declan Edwards, the 'Happiness Guy,' shares his journey of self-discovery and personal growth during a trip to South America. He discusses the motivation behind the trip and the lessons he learned along the way. Declan also reflects on his near-death experience while climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and how it changed his perspective on happiness. He emp…
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School of International Service professor Claudine Kuradusenge-McLeod joins Big World in this episode marking the 30th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. In 1994, a roughly 100-day massacre by Hutu militias targeting the Tutsi minority ethnic group resulted in the death of about 800,000 people, including Tutsis, moderate Hutus, and Twa. Kuradusen…
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