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- Culture Craft with Craig FormanWe dig all things related to culture at work. And today’s guest has real chops in the realm of culture transformation. For the past decade Craig Forman has been driven by a singular professional purpose: to help the world work better by improving the places we work. He’s worked for and learned from some of the most highly successful and human-focused organizations that helped other companies build healthy, effective workplace cultures.For six years, Craig helped build Culture Amp, one of the most influential and impactful organizations in the people and culture space. As a Lead People Scientist, he helped organizations collect, understand and take action on employee data, both reliably and at scale.Craig has collaborated with some of the most innovative figures in workplace culture, including Esther Perel, Adam Grant, Simon Sinek, Claude Silver and Patti McCord. Additionally, help conceive of and build Culture Amp’s award-winning global community, Culture First. Growing from one chapter in 2019 to 100 global chapters by 2022, we brought together a worldwide community of people who believe a better world of work is possible.He now brings his experience and expertise to more organizations via CultureC Consulting to help them level up leadership and create more effective workplaces. Learn why he is called “Culture Craig” and so much more as we riff on the central role of culture to work.Today on Let’s Make Work Human
- Explore the story we all told ourselves when COVID first hit
- Why data matters so much when it comes to culture at work
- Input factors versus output factors—what even are they?
- Leadership as a born skill and something that can be learned
- Why culture and the 82nd Airborne division are related to one another
- Why masculinity is a topic that matters in the world of work today (not at the exclusion of women and others)
- How stories live and breath to shape culture
1 hr 7 min - Connections in Preparedness with Alicia Johnson
Like it or not, we have all survived a global hazard—the Covid 19 Global Pandemic. It’s impact is still being felt at home and at work. And as climate change related weather patterns cause more and more disasters, we all will likely need to navigate disasters together more often. This will impact work and home, which is why we talk today to Alicia CEO of Two Lynchpin Road, When disaster strikes and the unthinkable happens, governments, businesses, and organizations turn to Alicia Johnson. Alicia is an Emergency Manager, Community Preparedness Expert, and Founder and CEO of Two Lynchpin Road. With 20 years of on-the-ground experience, she offers an essential, nuanced perspective on emergency preparedness and disaster resilience. Alicia has served as an expert to NATO, built White House-recognized preparedness resources, and responded to countless disasters from wildfires to chemical spills to earthquakes and active shooters. When Alicia is not skillfully managing emergencies, she can be found taking photographs and planning her next travel adventure. (6 countries, 45 states, and counting.)Today on Let’s Make Work Human
We explore different types of emergencies: that there is a difference between threats and hazards, including natural disasters and human-caused events like active shooters.
Covid-19 pandemic: Alicia explains how the pandemic fits into the category of threat hazard and discusses her experience as the Director of Emergency Management at the University of California Berkeley during the pandemic.
Good things that come out of disasters: We talk about the positive outcomes of disasters, including the cohesiveness that develops in communities and the interconnectedness of individuals and organizations.
The importance of maintaining vulnerability-based trust: how creating conditions in the workplace that allow for vulnerability-based trust without having to go through a disaster.
The importance of connections: Alicia emphasizes the importance of connections in preparedness and response, both in neighborhoods and workplaces.
Resources Mentioned in the ShowTo receive weekly gold in your inbox, sign up for the Show Up newsletter here https://newsletter.leadwithmoe.com/To get yourself or your people leaders critical skills for the future, learn more and apply to the Leading People Program™ here: https://leadingpeopleprogram.com/To connect with Moe or Mei email [email protected] or go to www.moementum.com to learn more.To connect with Moe on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/moecarrickTo learn more about Alicia Johnson’s work and sign-up for her newsletter, check out her website www.twolynchpinroad.comTo find Alicia on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliciadjohnson/Get your free download of 3 message templates to use NOW in facing an emergency here.
1 hr 3 min - Thriving Outdoors with Tiffany SmithAre you in the outdoor industry or do you partake in outdoor recreation? Curious about diversity in outdoor activities and how it is shifting and changing? Then this episode is a must-listen. Moe cut her teeth on facilitation as a wilderness guide and adventurer and was involved in the early days in Camber, where our guest today serves as CEO, and the industry has changed considerably since the days when she couldn’t find clothes that fit for working outside.Tiffany Smith is the CEO of Camber and is dedicated to empowering Outdoor Recreation Economy leaders to build workplaces in which people from all communities, backgrounds, identities, faiths, and worldviews can thrive.She’s a highly accomplished and dynamic executive with a proven track record of 17 years in nonprofit development, strategic planning, marketing, and fundraising. Recognized for visionary leadership and a passion for creating positive social change, Tiffany has dedicated her career to empowering underrepresented groups and communities. Her strategic mindset, coupled with her empathetic and inclusive approach, has made her a trusted leader and advisor.She is driven by a deep commitment to equity and social impact, Tiffany continues to be a catalyst for change, working tirelessly to build a more just and inclusive society.Today on Let’s Make Work Human
- We discuss Camber’s programming and resources to create diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environments in the outdoor retail space
- We look at what it takes to up-level team skills specifically around DEI
- We take a closer look at current systems and providing leadership resources and change
- We examine the need for workplace access and outdoor access for underrepresented groups and the impact of demographic changes on workplaces
- We discuss what buy-in from leadership and model demonstration of DEI looks lije and how to properly resource and measure DEI efforts
- We explore the importance of amplifying voices in decision-making and of innovation and courage in creating inclusive work environments
53 min - The Equity Equation with Sacha ThompsonDo you want to be part and help build an inclusive and equitable work culture but are not sure where or how to start? Have you ever considered the long-term impact of being the “only” person like you at work? You will want to tune in to this dynamic and practical conversation with Sacha ThompsonSacha is the founder of The Equity Equation, LLC, a boutique inclusive culture consulting and coaching firm based in the Washington, DC area. With 20+ years of experience within the education, non-profit, and tech industries, Sacha’s work is about removing barriers or providing support to achieve equity. She helps her clients by filling the gap between where they are now and where they want to be. Clients will reach their highest potential by identifying where growth is desired and setting goals & objectives while holding themselves accountable. She was most recently featured in Forbes and Business Insider and was a contributor on MSNBC’sThe Cross Connection. Sacha is an International Coaching Federation (ICF) Associate Certified Coach, Certified Professional Diversity Coach, 4 Stages of Psychological Safety Certified Coach, Maslow Certified Leadership Coach, and Maslow Certified Executive Culture Coach. Sacha received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology, concentrating on Cultural Diversity & Ethnicity, and a Master’s in Educational Policy, Planning, and Leadership from The College of William and Mary. She has also acquired her Masters of Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University, where she focused on management and marketing.Today on Let’s Make Work Human
- Learn about Sacha’s early career story highlighting that not all black women are the same and why that matters!
- Dig into the reality that people believe it when a white guy says it in the realm of DEI.
- The relevance of equity in “DEI” and the fact that it is the part no one talks about.
- How it matters that DEI practitioners also know their own gaps.
- That one person cannot possibly hold up DEI work alone in an organization—it takes all of us.
- Radical ideas for where DEI should sit in an organization (spoiler alert—not in HR!)
- The importance of self-care, especially for people of color.
- What businesses can learn from being more about the collective and shed individualistic legacy mindsets that get in the way.
49 min - Breaking Rules with Chris Thierfelder
Have you ever been let go from a job? How was it handled? And how are you feeling about the network you have built to find your next job? For many of us, this is our worst fear, and yet surviving and in fact thriving amidst this tough situation is the name of the game for our brave and smart guest this week, Chris Theirfelder.After a career spanning 25 years, Chris Thierfelder looked at his accomplishments and realized that the thing he was most proud of was not developing technology but developing people. His consultancy, TWC Group, was founded on the premise that the typical rules for leadership and team development needed to be broken to unlock everyone’s potential to innovate professionally while holding true to their most authentic selves. He has developed a consulting practice focused on aiding both companies and individuals evolve by taking a human-centric approach to business, combining a disciplined focus on mission with emotionally intelligent methods for leading people. Since 2019, he has hosted “A Case of the Mondays,” a podcast for business leaders who don’t mind a little skepticism with their morning coffee. He has talked with academics, executives, entrepreneurs, coaches, capitalists, communists, and even a Buddhist priest about how we can all live and work together, better. Chris is the author and instructor of the Project Management Masterclass, a proven 12-part program to develop masterful team leaders and get them ready for a career in effective, empathetic leadership. He lives in Santa Barbara, California with his wife, Sarah Warman (aka, “The Purpose Provocateur” and host of the “Glad Bitch” podcast) and their dog, Max. Max does not yet have his own podcast.Today on Let’s Make Work Human
We explore the trauma of the Great Depression and its impact on Wall Street;
Dive into the power of fiction to build empathy;
The difficulty of finding the villain in complex systems;
The importance of building a network to find your next job;
The idea that good leadership is a skill that can be learned and developed;
The importance of thoughtfulness in leadership, even when the news is bad;
and more…
Resources Mentioned in the ShowTo receive weekly gold in your inbox, sign up for the Show Up newsletter here https://newsletter.leadwithmoe.com/To get yourself or your people leaders critical skills for the future, learn more and apply to the Leading People Program™ here: https://leadingpeopleprogram.com/To learn more about Chris’ work go to TWC Group: http://www.twc.groupTo listen to A Case of the Mondays podcast: http://mondaypod.comIG: @mondaypodLinkedin: @mondaypodThe Project Management Masterclass: http://thewreckingcrewu.com
https://www.ted.com/talks/katherine_center_we_need_to_teach_boys_to_read_stories_about_girls
https://pattymccord.com/book/
1 hr 8 min - Play, Pleasure and Possibility with Rae McDanielHave you ever struggled to use the pronouns they/them when someone asked? Do you feel stymied talking about trans identity at work? Do you want to know more but are afraid to ask about gender? Tune in to this vibrant and brave conversation with the inspiring Rae McDaniel.Rae McDaniel (they/them) is a non-binary Speaker, Author, Therapist, Certified Sex Therapist, Coach, and Transgender Diversity and Inclusion Educator.Rae helps audiences gain the sheer audacity to be themselves in the world through play, pleasure, and possibility.Their book Gender Magic is a first-of-its-kind practical guide to achieving gender freedom with joy, curiosity, and pleasure for transgender and non-binary individuals, gender explorers, and those who love them (May 2023.) They have been featured in high-profile media such as The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, Time, and Women’s Health. As a sought-after professional speaker, Rae has spoken at Rutgers University, University of Chicago, University of Illinois Chicago, Soho House, The Wing, and Rachel’s Rodgers’ ROI: The Millionaires Summit.Rae is also the founder and CEO of Practical Audacity, a Gender & Sex Therapy practice in Chicago, serving over 300 clients yearly.When Rae isn’t educating audiences and bettering the world, they can be found drinking too much coffee, snuggling with their dog Gizmo (who might actually be a gremlin), or sipping whiskey with a good book.Today on Let’s Make Work Human
- Learn how horses saved both Moe and Rae (Mei, not so much!);
- Why the story of trans folks needs to expand in major ways (note: joy is involved;)
- How sexual well-being is well-being, even in the context of work;
- Why good intentions can get in the way of brave conversations about gender identity;
- How to get good at using the pronouns people prefer;
- How to hire more trans folks to your workplace and why it matters;
- And so much more!
51 min - Anchored Intelligence with Eleanor BeatonDo you ever wonder how sometimes incompetent leaders are successful anyway? Do you know what your reason for getting up and going to work every day? Are you thinking about jumping ship and trying entrepreneurship? Then this episode is for you!Our conversation with CEO Eleanor Beaton, founder of Safi Media, an education and coaching company for women entrepreneurs. Safi Media is committed to advancing global gender equity through women’s entrepreneurship and is on a mission to double the number of women entrepreneurs who scale past $1M by 2030.As the host of the Anchored Intelligence podcast, with over 1.6 million downloads to date, Eleanor has reached millions of women around the world, helping them to unlock their leadership and entrepreneurial potential.She has been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, The Huffington Post, The Globe & Mail, The Atlantic, CBC, Chatelaine and more. Eleanor has spoken on women’s leadership, entrepreneurship and gender equity at conferences throughout North America, Latin America and Europe.She has helped globally recognized business leaders & influencers such as Annette Verschuren, Arlene Dickinson, Margaret Trudeau and Dove Campaign for Real Beauty creators Janet Kestin and Nancy Vonk reach millions of people by packaging their expertise into best selling books.Eleanor has been recognized by the Corporate Excellence Awards as Canada’s Leadership Coach of the Year. She is the winner of the Judge Elliot Award for Distinguished Alumni from the University of Kings College; the Nova Scotia Export Achievement Award; and the BBPA Harry Jerome Professional Excellence Award.If you enjoy this show, you need to sign-up for the Show Up Newsletter, delivered weekly to your inbox. It is a favorite of our listeners and published by the Moementum team every week offering tools, tips, and inspiration for navigating that quagmire or curiosity and delight we call the workplace.Today on Let’s Make Work Human
- What is happening with women entrepreneurship right now;
- How to have rigor with deciding what we do for work or what business we start;
- Why we all need to resist being “victims to toxicity;”
- How to debunk “the burden of significance;”
- Why being a superstar athlete alone will not make you a great leader, despite the mythology that it will;
- Why asking for help is a skill we all need to learn;
- And so much more!
1 hr 18 min - Welcome to Season 2!Welcome to our second season of the Let's Make Work Human podcast! On this brief episode, Moe digs deep and passionately explains what this work means to her, and what work could mean to all of us.19 min
- The Season 1 Bonus Episode!
Surprise! We decided to give our listeners one last send-off for Season 1: come follow Moe on her sabbatical travels with her very best friend, Ann, on an amazing journey through Scottland! We strung together some of the highlights through the places they hiked and ate, the cows they met, the dark underbelly of vacationing, as well as some other beautiful and silly stuff. Thanks for amazing first season, and hear from you all soon!
Songs we used in this episode:
Scottland the Brave
Send Me On My Way - Rusted Root
Alaska - Maggie Rogers
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To learn how to be a leader who is good for people and gets kick ass results, check out the Leading People Program™ here: https://moecarrick.com/the-leading-people-program/
To connect with Moe email [email protected] to connect with Mei email [email protected]
48 min - The Season 1 BONUS Episode!
Surprise! We decided to give our listeners one last send-off for Season 1: come follow Moe on her sabbatical travels with her very best friend, Ann, on an amazing journey through Scottland! We strung together some of the highlights through the places they hiked and ate, the cows they met, the dark underbelly of vacationing, as well as some other beautiful and silly stuff. Thanks for amazing first season, and hear from you all soon!
Songs we used in this episode:
Scottland the Brave
Send Me On My Way - Rusted Root
Alaska - Maggie Rogers
Www.moecarrick.com
To receive weekly gold in your inbox, sign up for the I newsletter here https://newsletter.leadwithmoe.com/
To learn how to be a leader who is good for people and gets kick ass results, check out the Leading People Program™ here: https://moecarrick.com/the-leading-people-program/
To connect with Moe email [email protected] to connect with Mei email [email protected]
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About Let's Make Work Human
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In a world where workplaces are toxic for people, and humanity has been squeezed out by outdated rules, how do leaders who care create unbreakable workplace cultures brimming with belonging,…
transparency, joy, flexibility, purpose, care and results? The path lies in unbreakable connections and real partnerships that debunk and demolish old habits. This podcast, Let's Make Work Human, has the answers. Together, we tackle toxic work culture, leaders who are bad for people, parenting, all the -isms, and so much more with an irreverent and honest look at what it takes to make every workplace fit for the humans who work there. We are on a mission to restore humanity to work, for all of our sakes, and for all future generations. To receive weekly gold in your inbox, sign up for the newsletter: https://newsletter.leadwithmoe.com/ For more details and to join the conversation: https://moecarrick.com/leadership-coaching-podcast-make-work-human/ To learn how to be a leader who is good for people and gets kick ass results, check out the Leading People Program™: https://moecarrick.com/the-leading-people-program/ To get free stuff or take the course to Love Your Job: https://moecarrick.com/love-your-job/ For our free 35 day Anti-Racism Plan for White People: https://moecarrick.com/35-day-anti-racism-challenge/ To connect with Moe email [email protected] To connect with Mei email [email protected] Podcast produced, edited and distributed by Jordan Carr