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Culture Builders Podcast shares thoughts, tools, and tips for leaders to improve relationships, raise standards, and grow personally. We’re all about working to do better and to be better. You can learn more at TOCculture.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/culturebuilders/support
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Coaching Culture

Coaching Culture Podcast

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A podcast for leaders and coaches sharing practical strategies and tools to build your team's culture and help you grow as a leader. Co-hosted by J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson of TOC Culture Consulting, and Betsy Butterick. Get the podcast notes and learn more about us at tocculture.com
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The Overwatch Collective (T.O.C.) Podcast is hosted by three U.S. Marines! Greg is located on the West Coast while Jesse and Mike are located on the East Coast. T.O.C. podcast hosts guests from the first responder and military community with the ultimate goal of sharing traumatic stories in order to normalize mental health amongst our community. In addition, our podcast provides resources for those in a dark place and all guests are available to be contacted if needed. T.O.C. is also a 501(c ...
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ARE YOU A PARENT OR COACH WITH A CHILD PLAYING SPORT? Listen to educated people around the world on the topic of youth development in sport. No 1 reason children start playing sport is because it is fun but a staggering number of kids leave sports because they stopped having fun. Why? These and many other questions about youth development in sport are discussed in this series. Come on! Join me it's a lot to learn about this.
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Joining T.O.C. Podcast in person is Doc Shuana Springer, a graduate from Harvard who is now a Psychologist. Doc Springer is the Chief Psychologist for Stella, a best-selling author, and one of the world's leading experts on psychological trauma, military transition, suicide prevention, and close relationships. Throughout this podcast, Doc Springer …
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📝 Want to build a winning partnership with parents this season? It’s all about communication, connection, and respect! Here are 5 game-changing tips for coaches: 1️⃣ Get to know the parents as people, not just sports parents.2️⃣ Host an engaging parent meeting—focus on your coaching philosophy and team culture.3️⃣ Send weekly updates that go beyond…
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Coaches, it's time to rethink the playbook when it comes to sports parents. 🤔 While signs might say 'stay in your lane,' the truth is, parents play a much bigger role than just cheering. 🎉 They’re the ones fueling the journey—literally and figuratively! 🚗🥗 Instead of building walls, let’s build partnerships. Together, we can create a winning cultur…
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Today on the Coaching Culture Podcast, we welcome Shaka Smart, a highly respected basketball coach known for his energetic coaching style and impressive team culture. In this episode, we explore Shaka's coaching influences, the evolution of his identity, his unique approach to team culture, and the importance of extreme responsibility and letting g…
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Joining via zoom in Georgia is Mark. Mark recently medically retired from the United States Army after 15 years of service. Mark is the Vice President of QRF Up, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quick and confidential help for our military and first responder community nationwide. With the use of an app for all users, QRF Up provide…
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Talking about high standards is easy, but what really matters is what you tolerate. If unacceptable behavior goes unchecked, standards drop. As a coach or leader, it's your job to enforce these standards with discipline that builds character, not tears it down. The biggest misconception? Thinking athletes need to feel bad to do good. But as Dr. J N…
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"To make it special, make it hard." 🌟 Set high standards, inspire pride, and watch your players thrive! In the competitive world of sports, every coach aims to build a team that stands out. Discover the key to fostering a sense of pride and exclusivity among players. Embrace high standards and watch your team soar to success like never before! 🚀 --…
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Want to build a positive team culture? Focus on what you want more of! If you constantly point out the negatives, you'll see more negatives. But if you highlight the positives, you'll see more of that goodness! 🔑 The Secret: Positive Reinforcement with Affirmations, Not Praise! Praise celebrates outcomes: 🏆 "Good job on that win!" 🎯 "Great shot!" 🛡…
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One of the biggest mistakes we make is setting a team culture and then just... leaving it. 🙈 We kick off the season with a bang—team building events, goals, and standards—but then we kind of forget about it. I'm guilty too! 😅 Expecting relationships to flourish and standards to be met without constant effort is like planting a garden and never wate…
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As coaches, we strive for athletes who embody hard work, positivity, and support for their team. But how do we inspire these behaviors? Not through fear or control, but through empowerment and shared standards.An authoritative approach fosters collaboration and aligns behaviors with our team’s vision. A Let’s co-create a team manifesto—a set of sta…
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The first practice or team meeting sets the tone for the entire season. 🏀🏈 As a coach, it's natural to stress about perfection and covering all bases. But here’s the game-changer: before diving into strategy and skills, prioritize building connections within your team. 🤝💬 Establishing relationships is key. Whether through a buddy system pairing vet…
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Every great team starts with a vision—a vision that goes beyond winning games and championships. It's about inspiring greatness and unity. 🏆 As a coach, you hold the brush to sketch this vision, while your athletes add the vibrant colors. 🎨 What does your team's culture look like to you? 🤔 High standards, unwavering support, and deep connections ar…
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In this episode, we dive into common complaints coaches have about their players, such as arguing with referees, social media habits, and self-care practices. We reflect on how coaches themselves handle these aspects, emphasizing the importance of leading by example. Whether you're a new coach or experienced, this discussion on referees, social med…
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Joining in person is Mike Mealey, a United States Coast Guard service member, who attempted to die by suicide via shooting himself in the chest. Thankfully, the "special bullet" missed his heart by a 1/16th of an inch... Mikey discusses the stigma amongst our military community, the exhaustion of wearing a mask to hide our emotions while struggling…
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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, JP Nerbun, along with co-hosts Betsy Butterick and Nate Sanderson, dive into essential advice for new head coaches. Reflecting on what we wish we knew in our first year of coaching, we cover three critical topics: playing time, team conflict, and sports parents. Much of this advice is valuable for al…
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Everyone has a story and not everyone is a first responder. Maddy has that story for us today. During this episode we dive into what its like being fit and healthy when out of nowhere an illness takes her over for quite some time and is rendered incapacitated. As she over comes this and is on the upward side of recovery, she is happy to be back coa…
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This episode delves into the importance of after action reviews (AARs) in achieving success. Emphasizing the significance of intentional and committed reflection, the discussion parallels AARs to daily routines highlighting their essential yet often overlooked role in growth and development. The upcoming segment with former Navy SEAL Jon Cleck prom…
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Joining via Zoom is Jared from Oklahoma City, who has been a Police Officer for 8 years and married with two kids. Also, Jared is a United States Marine Corps Veteran, who was injured while preparing for a deployment. He was medically discharged after two years of service. Throughout the podcast, Jared discusses the stigma and pride amongst our law…
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Get a full update on The Overwatch Collective in this episode with Greg and Donna, T.O.C. Board of Directors Members! In this episode, we discuss our updated therapy stats, challenges with fundraising, haulting accepting financial assistance, Giving Tuesday, and our 4th Annual Fundraiser. A huge shoutout to our 4th Annual Fundraiser Sponsors: Throt…
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Today on the Coaching Culture Podcast, we dive into the intense selection process of the Navy SEALs with guest Jonathan Cleck. With experience as a Navy SEAL, FBI task force member, and federal air marshal, Jonathan shares insights on stress, team building, and pushing individuals past their limits. Join hosts JP Nerbun and e Sanderson as they expl…
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Joining via zoom from Ohio is Austin Owens, a Prior U.S. Army Infantryman, who was awarded the Purple Heart after being wounded in combat while serving in Afghanistan in 2011. Austin joined the U.S. Army at the age of 19 in 2009 and originally wanted to be a K9 Handler, but had to settle with 11Bravo. Austin discusses the lack of mental health awar…
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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, the hosts JP Nerbun, Nate Sanderson, and Betsy Butterick answer listener-submitted questions. They discuss handling players missing practice, including mental health days, ways coaches can inadvertently harm team culture, considerations for coaching youth teams and children, and reveal their four key…
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Joining via zoom from San Diego, CA, is Kendall Wood, who's been a yoga therapist working with our first responder community for the past five years. Currently, Kendall works along side CAL Fire Firefighters at the training center teaching yoga. Kendall is also married to a CAL Fire Engineer. Kendall offers 1:1 virtual yoga sessions, in person retr…
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In this special episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, the hosts JP Nerbun, Nate Sanderson, and Betsy Butterick answer listener-submitted questions in an "Ask Us Anything" format. They cover topics like working with fear-based coaches, dealing with toxic players, increasing participation numbers, and coaching perfectionists. Tune in for insightfu…
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Joining via zoom is Kristofor from the state of Texas! Kristofor is a prior Special Agent w/ U.S. Customs & Boarder Protection where he served honorably for 15 years. Kristofer is currently married with two children. In this podcast, we talk about a call for service where Kristofor was 10 ft. away from someone who died via a self inflicting GSW, hi…
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This episode delves into the balance between providing practical tools for coaches while also challenging listeners to understand the complexities of how the brain works in leadership roles. Jennifer Garvey Berger emphasizes the value of understanding the basics of how the brain functions in leadership roles while continuing to provide tangible too…
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Joining via zoom is Matt and Shavonne in beautiful Southern California at Throttle & Thrive's Facility, which is a Men's Substance Misuse Facility Exclusively For First Responders and Veterans. Matt was born in Florida and served as a Fire Fighter for 18 years. Furthermore, Matt was married and has three children and unfortunately his substance mis…
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Today's guest, Jennifer Garvey Berger, is a renowned leader in leadership development, with a wealth of experience and expertise. With a background from Harvard University, she is the co-founder and CEO of Cultivating Leadership. Jennifer is the author of four highly acclaimed books, including "Unlocking Leadership Mind Traps," offering practical w…
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Joining via zoom in Southern California is Rob, a retired Police Captain, who honorably served 30 years in the profession. After retirement, Rob obtained his Masters Degree in Social Work and now operates the Unified Wellness Center for our first responder and military community in Southern California. Throughout Rob's 30 years, he was an F.T.O., D…
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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, we delve into the intricacies of effective team building and bonding. We share our insights and experiences on how to create meaningful team bonding activities that go beyond mere fun and truly address the needs of the team. We aim to provide coaches with a deeper understanding of how to create effec…
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Joining via zoom is Dr. Michele Vecchione, a psychotherapist in Florida, who is a great resource for our first responder and military community. Dr. Vecchione also authored The Compassion Conundrum, a manual that offers resources and tools for our community. With the experience of traumatic calls for service on a daily basis within our community, w…
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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, Melissa Lamie, the head women's coach at Grove City College, shares insights into their leadership council and how they practice gratitude within their team. Discover how they conduct consistent one-on-one meetings with players and embrace a mindset of gratitude. Tune in for valuable leadership tips …
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Today's guest, Melissa Lamie, shares her 31 years of experience as a women's soccer coach at Grove City, emphasizing the importance of intentional leadership and strong team culture. She delves into practical tools for building culture and creating core values for her team, empowering them to live out these values each season. Tune in for insights …
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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, JP Nerbun, Nate Sanderson, and Betsy Butterick discuss the fear of complacency among high achievers and how it drives individuals to constantly seek improvement. They explore the fine line between healthy drive for success and the potential dangers of chasing perfection. Tune in to gain insights on w…
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In this episode, head coach Dave Passmore of the USA Women's Field Hockey team discusses the importance of empowering athletes and coaches to lead for a successful team culture. He shares insights on building a player-led environment and fostering a cohesive and supportive staff. Tune in to learn how they qualified for the Paris Olympics and contin…
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Coach Dave Passmore shares his journey of transforming the underperforming USA Women's Field Hockey team into Olympic qualifiers against all odds. With a background in coaching science and education, Dave's expertise in culture building and talent development shines through. Tune in to learn the process behind laying the foundation for a great team…
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Exploring the changing dynamics of respect in sports, the hosts delve into the topic of respecting elders in the context of the coach-athlete relationship. Drawing from personal experiences and conversations with athletes, they reflect on how respect is evolving in the sports world. From athletes preferring to be spoken to rather than yelled at, to…
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In this episode, Holly Turbill from UMass Field Hockey joins Nate and Betsy to discuss effective team communication. They explore coaching strategies to help direct communicators succeed with their teammates, using film for feedback, shifting language to make feedback positive, framing questions for better conversations, and providing examples for …
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SPEAKERS April Jones, Venus Watson, Boden Robertson, Ryn Bornhoft Boden Robertson 00:00 Hello everyone and welcome to qualitative conversations the podcast series hosted by the qualitative research special interest group of the American Educational Research Association. My name is Boden Robertson and I'm a PhD candidate in educational research at t…
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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, Nate Sanderson and Betsy Butterick sit down with Holly Turbill, assistant field hockey coach at the University of Massachusetts. Holly shares her extensive coaching journey and insights on effective coaching strategies, particularly focusing on the importance of communication within teams. TOC Coachi…
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Joining via zoom in Colorado is Calico, who was full of energy as she was set up in the garage gym full of challenge coins, flags, patches, and weapons. Full of energy comes a lot of cuss words! Calico applied for the United States Marine Corps, where she hoped to become an Officer after passing Officer Candidate School. Unfortunately, a concussion…
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Finding a balance between confidence and humility is essential for coaches to effectively navigate challenges. In this episode, JP, Nate & Betsy discuss the importance of integrating both confidence and humility in coaching, highlighting how these qualities, though seemingly contradictory, are vital for a coach's success. Get the Podcast Notes and …
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