Thursdays With ThirdPath Podcast

“Couples in marriages that have been created through collaborative negotiation are in a good position to address the limitations society tries to put on their equitable relationship” (p 194)

Catherine Aponte

Listen to expert advice from two of ThirdPath's Integrated Life Advocates. They answer your questions and help you find more sustainable approaches to work and caregiving as you navigate this summer and look ahead to the fall.

Will Rowe, Rob Hickox and Ivan Axelrod – three leaders who are part of the ThirdPath community – share their “whole life” journeys and how they are redefining what it means to be a father and a leader.

Christine Carter (author of Raising Happiness and The Sweet Spot) and Patrick Patterson helped us explore how to parent in a way that promotes resiliency in our children, especially as we help our teens navigate the technology of today’s modern world.

Learn from our experts panel. Discover how parents are creating a “team at home” to manage adjusted work responsibilities, the unique needs of their families, and time to recharge during this period of crisis.

Given the dramatically changing news, we asked 3 experts to share how they had redesigned work AND family as they cope with this unparalleled crisis - A manager of a virtual team, a Shared Care parent, and an organizational expert.

Celebrating Diverse Roads to Work-Life Integration

Riche J. Daniel Barnes shared insights from her ground breaking book, Raising the Race. Join us to learn how African American professional women juggle work, children, marriage and their connections to the wider Black community.

Peter Senge joined us to explore what causes burnout. Is it bad bosses? A global economy? Or because , as Derek Thompson argues, a job is no longer a job, it’s a calling. Listen as we discuss these unsettling trends, and find out if there is a better way.

Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary expects his employees to work on Vacation! But learn why pioneering leaders like Brett Goldblatt (ThirdPath board member) taught us why its a bad approach for business.

Pepper Schwartz's book, Peer Marriage, was one of the first books on Shared Care. Today she's an expert helping couples on the popular TV show Married At First Sight. Pepper joined us to talk about how families have changed over the last twenty years.