Old Wisdom New Era

Charles Vogl welcomes Charise Barron who shares experiences and lessons about the meaning of grace. She touches on how extending grace plays a part in making freedom work.

Charise Barron is an assistant professor of Africana Studies and Music at Brown University. Her research, writing, and presentations explore African American religion, music, culture, and history.

Charles Vogl welcomes Jeremy Sabella who shares his experiences on sharing respect. He shares how people can communicate and collaborate by signaling respect for one another.

Dr. Jeremy Sabella has a Master of Divinity in Yale Divinity School and a Ph.D. in Theology from Boston College. He studies religion and politics in the post-World War II Era. His first book, An American Conscience, examines the life and legacy of the twentieth-century theologian, and social critic Reinhold Niebuhr. It serves as a companion work to the award-winning PBS documentary of the same name.

Charles Vogl with return guest Emily Levada discuss the nature of a mature friendship founded by practicing mutual concessions. This episode helps us consider how we can approach friendship as a bank account that gets depleted or a muscle that grows stronger. Emily has managed through her current company's growth to over a $30 billion evaluation. She writes and speaks about the role that trust and psychological safety play in organizational creativity, risk-tolerance, and resilience. Earlier, Emily had a career in professional theatre production.

Charles and return guest Emily Levada share lessons about the power of invitation. This episode touches on how outreach in the form of sincere invitation can make a big difference.

Emily Levada is a Director of Product Management and Design at Wayfair. She has managed through the company's growth to over a $30 billion evaluation. She writes and speaks about the role that trust and psychological safety play in organizational creativity, risk-tolerance, and resilience. Earlier, Emily had a career in professional theatre production

Charles Vogl welcomes Kristen Rainey who shares her experiences that taught her to listen to her gut for big leaps. She also shares about why sleep is essential to help us daily and for growing more productive.

Kristen recently worked for six years at Google where she led sustainability and procurement for Google's 271 cafes across 54 countries. She is the Founder and CEO of Northstar Sleep School, offering online classes and in-person workshops to help people get better sleep.

Return guest Emily Levada shares learned wisdom on the sacredness of shared meals and managing our expectations with Charles Vogl. This episode also touches on how the Covid pandemic has changed how we connect .

Emily Levada is a Director of Product Management and Design at Wayfair. She has managed through the company's growth to over a $30 billion evaluation. She writes and speaks about the role trust and psychological safety play in organizational creativity, risk-tolerance, and resilience. Earlier, Emily had a career in professional theatre production.

Charles Vogl and return guest Emily Levada share an in-depth conversation about building and protecting trust. They touch on how our personal and professional relationships are shaped by accountability and integrity.

Emily Levada is a Director of Product Management and Design at Wayfair. She has managed through the company's growth to over a $30 billion evaluation. She writes and speaks about the role trust and psychological safety play in organizational creativity, risk-tolerance, and resilience. Earlier, Emily had a career in professional theatre production.

In the pilot episode of Old Wisdom New Era, Charles Vogl and guest Emily Levada share lessons about how we relate to success and failure. In life, our journey may often look like a series of failures, even on the road to success and growth.

Emily Levada is a Director of Product Management and Design at Wayfair. She has managed through the company's growth to over a $30 billion evaluation. She writes and speaks about the role that trust and psychological safety play in organizational creativity, risk-tolerance, and resilience.

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