Curiosity not Judgement

Curious about this podcast? You're in the right place! Join Gary Oppedahl and Birga Alden as they host compelling episodes each week, discussing how judgement can quickly waylay relationships, career, faith, health and more. Curiosity, on the other hand, can open the door for understanding, compassion and joy.

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  Episode #7

  When Is It Ours to Fix?

  Aug 3, 202626 minS3

  <p>When someone brings us a problem, our instinct is often to jump in and help. But should we? In this episode, Gary and Birga unpack the difference between compassion and responsibility. They explore how to discern when we're called to step into a situation, when our role is simply to listen or ask better questions, and when getting involved may actually do more harm than good. Healthy boundaries aren't about caring less. They're about caring wisely.</p>

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  Episode #6

  Seeing the Whole System

  Jul 27, 202626 minS3

  <p>What do the fight against human trafficking and the debate over data centers have in common? At first glance, not much. But both are complex issues involving multiple stakeholders, each with a different perspective on the challenges involved and what it will take to solve them.</p><p>In this episode, Birga and Gary explore the principles of systems thinking by breaking complex issues into the subsystems that shape them, including profit, people, and physics. Along the way, they examine the motivations, constraints, and incentives of the many players involved, revealing why no single perspective tells the whole story.<...

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  Episode #5

  When the Ground Shifts

  Jul 20, 202625 minS3

  <p>Deconstruction can be a sign of growth. It can also feel deeply unsettling. As we encounter new ideas, revisit old beliefs, or question long-held assumptions, the conversations we have with others matter just as much as the conclusions we reach. In this episode, Gary and Birga explore the importance of situational awareness when discussing changing beliefs, and how curiosity, humility, and relationship can remain intact even when our perspectives begin to diverge.</p>

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  Episode #4

  Carry-On Baggage

  Jul 13, 202624 minS3

  <p>We all bring baggage into conflict: past experiences, old wounds, assumptions, fears, and stories about who we are and how others will respond.But how often do we stop to examine what we're carrying?In this episode, Birga and Gary explore the invisible weight we bring into conversations, conflict, and relationships and how our past continues to shape the way we experience the present.Some of what we carry may have once served a purpose. The question is: Do we still want to carry it?</p>

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  Episode #3

  Finding Your Place in the System

  Jul 6, 202625 minS3

  <p>Every one of us is part of countless systems: families, workplaces, friendships, organizations, and communities. But how do you know if you're contributing in a healthy way? And what happens when someone else doesn't believe you are?</p><p>In this episode, Gary and Birga explore systems thinking, the importance of honestly evaluating your own role, and how curiosity can uncover what defensiveness often hides. Along the way, they discuss asking better questions, responding to difficult feedback, and recognizing that healthy systems require everyone to keep learning.</p>

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