Hosted by Arianne Rice · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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Feeling Beings Who Think explores the spirituality of leadership — how we grow, heal, and lead from our whole selves. Host Arianne Rice, an Episcopal priest and leadership coach, invites thoughtful guests into honest conversations about courage, compassion, and what it really means to live and lead with authenticity..
Arianne Rice hosts Feeling Beings Who Think, a religion show with 72 episodes published.
A season-closing reflection on leadership as the work all of us are called to do in service of our emotional and spiritual growth as human beings. In this episode you will come away with: A reframing of leadership beyond
Good facilitators are attuned to the anxiety present in any room. Great facilitators understand that anxiety is energy waiting to be transformed into curiosity and engagement in service of growth and learning. In this ep
It's hard working with volunteers! You're thrilled they are giving their time and talents to support the mission and you have to support them in how to best help you. Volunteer-based systems create a unique leadership dy
You are part of a system. A network of relationships at work, at home and in the world. What does it mean to lead knowing these are all living systems that you influence and are influenced by? Today I'm speaking with lea
Your relationship with time and attention are dictating how you use these gifts in service of all you do. Have you asked yourself the important question: What has shaped my relationship with time? In this short reflectio
Today I'm speaking with leadership strategist, coach, and writer Jennifer England, host of the podcast The Tension of Emergence. Jennifer joined me from her home in the Yukon, and we explored how wild landscapes, deep si
If you’re someone who prepares for the worst, rehearses every potential disaster, or believes that thinking through every negative outcome will keep you safe then this episode is for you. I share two simple coaching prac
Today I'm speaking with author and psychotherapist Estelle Frankel to talk about one of the most paradoxical spiritual truths: that wisdom grows when we allow ourselves not to know. Estelle shares insights from her book
When you want to come away from a conversation with specific outcomes, it’s up to you to create the conditions for getting what you need. 🌱 In this solo episode, I’m unpacking the concept of a coaching container - an in
Today I’m speaking with coach and facilitator Shilpa Alimchandani and we're talking about the courageous and liberating work of how we examine the systems and contexts that shape our sense of self and leadership. Togethe
In this reflection episode, I explore the two kinds of wisdom that shape the spirituality of leadership: the practical wisdom that guides what we do, and the perennial wisdom that shapes how we are. Drawing from my conve
Today I'm speaking with Carmen Acevedo Butcher award-winning translator, writer, and core faculty of The Center for Action and Contemplation. Her translations of The Cloud of Unknowing and Practice of the Presence reveal
Inspired by Becca Pearce’s insights, Arianne shares a short reflection and a practice for shifting from harsh self-talk to self-compassionate clarity in leadership and life. 👉 Try this simple practice that will ensure y
Today I’m speaking with Becca Pearce, author of You Don’t Have To Achieve To Be Loved. Becca shares how a health crisis became a turning point in her lifelong pursuit of perfection, and how forgiveness, uncertainty, and
Today I am joined by Mikaela Seligman—founder of Lumin/Us Leadership, a guide, coach, and partner to mission-driven leaders and organizations. With over 30 years of experience across nonprofits, education, philanthropy,
In this episode I’m joined by my friend and colleague John Frisch—an executive coach, leadership consultant, and former CEO of the mid-Atlantic law firm Miles & Stockbridge. John’s passion for growing leaders and transfo
Today, I’m speaking with Bishop Jennifer Reddall, the sixth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona and the first woman to serve in that role. A graduate of Yale University with a degree in Theater Studies, Bishop Red
Today I'm speaking with Leadership Coach Dan Henderson, who spent years building a career in business—founding companies, working in venture capital, and leading major acquisitions - until an undiagonosed discovery chang
“I realized what I wanted hadn’t been invented yet.” Today I’m speaking with Callie Swanlund—Episcopal priest, retreat leader, spiritual companion, and coach—about her journey to finding fulfillment and helping others do
You may be familiar with the idea of love languages – a way to understand how we express and receive love in romantic relationships. But what about the relationships we have in and with our work and leadership? In this e
Carmen Acevedo Butcher
PhD
2 appearances on this show
Becca Pearce
author of You Don’t Have To Achieve To Be Loved
2 appearances on this show
Dan Henderson
world-class coach in mastery, leadership and human performance
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Ilia Delio
member of the Franciscan Sisters of Washington, D.C., Josephine C. Connelly Endowed Chair in Theology at Villanova University
1 appearance on this show
Arianne
1 appearance on this show
Hugh Grant
priest · Episcopal church
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jamie Marich
clinical trauma specialist, EMDR Consultant, expressive artist, recovery advocate, author
1 appearance on this show
Derek Miller
Dr. · Emerald Homes Group
1 appearance on this show
Mark Collins
coach and author of 'Life Mastery: Living by Design, Not by Default' · 1-800-Plumber + Air
1 appearance on this show
Stephanie Allen
Director of Equity, Diversity and Belonging · Diocese of East Carolina
1 appearance on this show
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