Lundi’s Work Podcast

Join Lundy in this captivating episode titled "Business Weather: Part 1," where we delve into the ever-changing landscape of our professional lives. Lundy introduces the concept of 'business weather,' a unique metaphor to describe the varying experiences we face at work collectively, at the same time.

From the nourishing rains that signify challenges and growth, to the bright sunshine moments of success and fulfillment, and the overcast skies representing the struggles of unemployment, Lundy paints a vivid picture of the professional climate right now.

Through personal anecdotes and insightful reflections, this episode encourages listeners to check in with their communities, share their stories, and find solace in the shared human experience of work. Whether you're thriving or struggling, this episode offers a comforting reminder that we're all in this together.

Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion that promises to make you see your work life in a whole new light. Tune in and discover the weather patterns shaping your professional journey.

Join Lundy in this engaging episode as they recount a transformative journey sparked by a simple home improvement project. From the unexpected decision to replace living room floors to the profound realizations about personal growth and societal reflections, Lundy shares a narrative that highlights the power of the mundane in bringing us closer to ourselves.

Wearing their favorite Lewis Hamilton shirt and inspired by President Biden's recent announcement to step down in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris, Lundy dives into the significance of reconnecting with one's body and emotions. They explore how a hands-on project can unveil deeper truths and foster a renewed sense of self-awareness.

Discover how mundane tasks, like removing carpet tacks, can lead to profound insights about late-stage capitalism, personal aspirations, and the joy of working with one's hands. Lundy's reflections on architecture, the changing quality of materials, and the simple pleasures of silence and focus offer listeners a compelling narrative about the intersections of everyday life and deeper self-discovery.

Tune in to explore how embracing the ordinary can unlock extraordinary connections to ourselves and the world around us.

Welcome to Episode 19 of the Lundy Work Podcast. Today, Lundy delves into a thought-provoking exploration of "The Two Wavelengths" — the dance of doing good and making profit. As Lundy reflects on leading Khesed Wellness, a nonprofit mental health organization offering free therapy programs, listeners are invited to consider the true cost of healthcare and the importance of trust within communities.

Lundy draws parallels between different business philosophies, comparing the altruistic approach of organizations like Khesed with the profit-driven motives prevalent in venture capital and late-stage capitalism. Through personal anecdotes and recent experiences, including an eye-opening investor call, Lundy challenges the conventional wisdom of success and profitability.

Join us as Lundy navigates these two contrasting worlds, questioning the sustainability of current systems and envisioning a future where businesses can thrive while genuinely doing good. This episode is a compelling narrative that will leave you pondering the role of business in creating a more equitable and compassionate society.

Welcome to the 18th episode of the Lundy Work Podcast! In this intriguing installment, we dive deep into the enigmatic nature of time. Join us as we explore the fascinating question: Who is time? Through four unique lenses, we'll unravel the complexities of how time equalizes, communicates, feels, and expands in our daily lives.

Discover how the partnership between Tap & Burger and Khesed Wellness supports mental health in Denver, and get updates on the groundbreaking work at Quantum Mental Health. Lundy also shares personal stories and insights, including a heartfelt garden update and an exciting permaculture adventure.

Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or simply curious about the world around you, this episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of time's multifaceted role in shaping our experiences and perceptions. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation that promises to expand your understanding and appreciation of time.

In this episode, our host reflects on the intricate dance between work and life, exploring how cycles of time shape our experiences and growth. The narrative unfolds with a delightful anecdote about joining a queer dodgeball league, symbolizing the joy of embracing new experiences and communities. This story serves as a backdrop to a deeper discussion about the interplay between personal and professional life, especially in the context of late-stage capitalism and the pandemic's impact on work-life boundaries.

The host delves into the concept of seven-year cycles, drawing parallels between personal relationships and professional journeys. They share insights from their own entrepreneurial path, highlighting the challenges and revelations that come with time. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on their own cycles, asking introspective questions about personal growth and external influences.

Ultimately, this episode is a heartfelt exploration of resilience, intuition, and the power of saying "yes, and" to life’s complexities. Join us for a thoughtful conversation that invites you to embrace change, learn from each cycle, and find joy in the unexpected.

Welcome to the 16th episode of the Lundy Work Podcast, titled Business Talks to Us. Join us as Lundy delves into a deeply personal and transformative journey, reflecting on the profound connections between business, life, and resilience.

Through candid conversations and introspective visions, this episode beautifully weaves together themes of love, control, and connection. Lundy explores how these dynamics play out in both personal and political arenas, offering listeners a heart-provoking perspective on the essence of engagement and the power of surrendering to what is.

Don't miss this compelling narrative that encourages us all to listen closely as business—and life—talks to us. Tune in for an inspiring and heartfelt episode that reminds us of the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of staying connected amidst the chaos.

Welcome to the 15th episode of the Lundy podcast! After a month-long hiatus, we're diving deep into the intricacies of fundraising during challenging times. With over $3 million raised in the last decade, our host shares personal stories and insights from the frontlines of nonprofit fundraising, exploring how economic dynamics and societal shifts impact funding efforts.

In this episode, we unravel the lesser-known aspects of fundraising, focusing on the relationships and energy that underpin successful campaigns. Discover the seasonal nature of fundraising, the evolving science behind it, and reflections on how identity and personality influence fundraising outcomes.

Join us for a candid conversation that goes beyond formulas and strategies, revealing the mystical and dynamic elements of raising funds to make a positive impact in the world. Whether you're in the nonprofit sector or navigating the for-profit world, this episode offers encouragement and a sense of camaraderie in the shared journey of fundraising.

Welcome to the 14th episode of the Lundy Work podcast. In this episode, I want to share an unusual and surprisingly enlightening experience with you. It revolves around a simple yet profound realization I had thanks to four unassuming plants: asparagus, artichokes, strawberries, and blueberries.

This revelation came about in the most ordinary of ways, in my own backyard where I spend time almost every day. Over time, I started to sense that the clear-cut distinctions we draw between our work and our personal lives are not as firm as they seem. This became all the more apparent as I got closer to nature, tending to my garden, observing and interacting with these four plants.

The asparagus growing in the corner of my yard fought through layers of soil, cardboard, and gravel to just exist. The artichokes we planted from seed were demanding to be released into the vastness of the open land. Our strawberry patch almost met disaster when our 11-month-old puppy nearly stomped the still-fragile plants. And then there were the blueberries, that voiced their need for space and air.

I found these experiences not just a calm break from the daily grind, but they brought some profound insights as well. The slow, patient journey of asparagus reminded me of the importance of perseverance. The artichokes taught me about the struggles of adaptation and handling stress. The strawberries demonstrated resilience against adversity. While the blueberries nudged me to explore the limitless potential of intuitive wisdom.

Despite their unassuming nature, the plants taught me more than I could have imagined. They became the teachers that showed me the deeper interconnectedness of life and work, enlightening me about resilience, adaptation, and intuition. Above all, they assured me that you can always trust plants will tell you the truth.

In this simple episode, expect to find some unexpected wisdom and perhaps a fresh perspective on life. So tune in, join in this journey, and let's see what potent lessons the humble plants in our backyard have to offer.

In the 13th episode of the Lundy Podcast, we explore how stories and narratives shape our worldviews and interactions, both in personal and professional spaces. We also discuss the role of trust in shaping our beliefs and actions. It is interesting to note that the spread of narratives and the movement of viruses are correlated. The stories we hear and bits of context we receive can often shape our attitudes and actions in ways we may not be conscious of.

In the final week of our transgender fundraising campaign at Khesed Wellness, our goal is to provide free therapy to transgender communities. Every little bit helps, and supporting marginalized communities is central to our joint role in moving the world forward. Donate to Khesed's Trans Fund today to provide free therapy to transgender communities.

Join us in this introspective and enlightening discussion on the influence of narratives and the role of trust in our journey towards a new human evolution. Acknowledging and exploring our relationship with trust helps us engage in actions that push society forward. The relationship between trust and the stories we tell is particularly evident in work contexts, where changes and decisions often lead to the creation of differing narratives based on employees' experiences and perspectives.

We also dive into the implications of the stories within media outlets and news feeds. These narratives have the power to shape our perceptions and actions towards various world events. The role of applause and popular opinion in shaping our actions is also explored, with an emphasis on how participation in moving humanity forward needs to be our prime focus, rather than applause.

The narrative takes a philosophical turn as the artist explores the symbolism of green lights - a metaphor for progress, approval, and relief. This shared experience resonates with anyone who's given their all yet encountered roadblocks in life. It's a unique look into the artist's mindset that invigorates the traditional definitions of success, reminding us that sometimes, a halted journey is just the beginning of a new path.

Accompany us as we traverse the artist's path, from frustrations to unexpected delights. The artist's adept maneuvering of clay slabs and unconventional approaches validate the beauty hidden in imperfections. This episode encourages embracing unpredictability in life and creativity, prompting a refreshing perspective that sees red lights as potential green.

Wrapping up, the artist reflects on their entrepreneurial journey over a decade. This dialogue beckons listeners to come to terms with their own uncertainties and insecurities, encouraging them to lean into the green light, even in the face of red. Join us in this immersive episode that promises more than just a trip into the world of pottery but a relatable recount of life's versatile and unexpected challenges.