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We don’t have the answers. But we’re darn good at listening for the right questions. Let’s be real: Does the world really need ANOTHER podcast? Well, we're making one anyway, because most conversations skip the questions that really matter. Most podcasts give you answers. We give you better questions. Questions that make you rethink the future of AI, burnout, culture, and connection. And yeah - some fun detours into sandwiches and magicians. Because life is too short to only ask "strategic" questions. This podcast is for curious leaders, thoughtful creators, and people who are done with surface-level conversations. If you are craving honest dialogue, fresh thinking, and a regular reminder to listen before you act - you're in the right place.
Unknown Host hosts Listening for the Questions Podcast - Big ideas. Bold questions. Smart AF conversations., a society show with 16 episodes published.
What Are the Questions We Should Be Asking When We Talk About Different Generations? Gen X was originally called the baby busters. The silent generation is called silent. And somewhere along the way, somebody decided tha
Show me the money. Go ahead, say it out loud. Feels good, doesn't it? Now ask yourself why you hesitated. That hesitation is exactly where this episode starts. Dr. Patti Fletcher, Lynne Cuppernull, and Dan Ward go well p
What Are the Questions We Should Be Asking About Women? John, Mark, and David each hold more corporate board seats than all female corporate directors combined. Not all three of them together. Each one of them, individua
Loneliness is everywhere, and most of us are pretending it is not. In this episode of Listening for the Questions, Patti Fletcher, Dan Ward, and Lynne Cuppernull take on a topic that is deeply personal, widely shared, an
Why do you read? And what biases are sitting on your bookshelf? The hosts center their careers on innovation which means that they ask questions for a living. So when hosts Dr. Patti Fletcher, Lynne Cuppernull, and Dan W
What questions are you carrying that you haven't asked out loud? And what is not asking them costing you? We ask questions for a living. But what about the ones we don't ask? In this episode, hosts Dr. Patti Fletcher, Ly
Valentine’s Day is supposed to be about love. But for many people, it lands as pressure, performance, exclusion, or quiet disappointment. In this episode, Lynne, Dan, and Dr. Patti take a familiar cultural moment and do
We are surrounded by misinformation and disinformation, but reacting faster is not the solution. Asking better questions is. In this episode, Patti Fletcher, Dan Ward, and Lynne Cuppernull explore the difference between
New season. Same curiosity. And a topic most of us have a complicated relationship with. In the Season 2 premiere of Listening for the Questions, Dr. Patti Fletcher, Dan Ward, and Lynne Cuppernull take on New Year’s reso
Finish lines are supposed to be clear. Cross it. Celebrate. Move on...but what if they are not endings at all? In the Season 1 finale of Listening for the Questions, Dr. Patti Fletcher, Dan Ward, and Lynne Cuppernull tak
Building something new sounds exciting. Rebuilding something after it breaks sounds exhausting. And yet most of us are living in a world where both are happening all at once. In this episode, Patti, Dan, and Lynne dig in
Magic is one of those topics everyone thinks they understand until someone asks a real question about it. In this episode, Patti, Dan, and Lynne step into the world of tricks, sleight of hand, wonder, and the deeper mean
What if the wisest questions aren’t asked in boardrooms or think-tanks — but in kindergarten classrooms, minivans, and sticky-fingered breakfast tables? In this episode, Dr. Patti Fletcher , Dan Ward , and Lynne Cuppernu
Why do some beliefs feel like bedrock while others crumble at the first nudge? In this episode of Listening for the Questions, Patti, Dan, and Lynne unpack why we cling to what we “know,” how power structures profit from
What does the “best sandwich” reveal about how we make choices, give feedback, and connect with one another? In this deliciously curious episode of Listening for the Questions, hosts Dan Ward , Lynne Cuppernull , and Dr.
What if the best thing we can do with a question… is share it? In the very first episode of Listening For The Questions, hosts Lynne Cuppernull , Dan Ward , and Dr. Patti Fletcher invite you into a lively, thought-provok
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