Hosted by Human|Work · EN-US · 42 episodes
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Human Work Project is a community–driven, professional education platform on a mission to humanize the nature of work. This podcast tells the stories of working humans doing human work and explores the relationship that we have with our work.
Human|Work hosts The Human Work Podcast, a business show with 42 episodes published.
Lesha Nelson (she/her) is a body worker, somatic practitioner who works with mothers, babies, and families during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Much of her work focuses on supporting the nervous system and helping
“I felt really passionate about helping people feel strength and resilience in their own bodies, and having someone who can help them believe that those things are true in their body no matter what they’re dealing with.”
"Create your own story, create your own narrative, and don’t let work drain you of your life’s purpose.” Jacey Thornton (she/they) is deeply rooted in her purpose to alleviate the suffering of others. At one of the darke
Caro Nilsson (she/her) was born in Vancouver, Washington and haws spent her entire life building relationships with the land in America's endlessly variable biomes, and translating those feelings and findings into painti
Andrew Jylkka (he/him) is the former owner and baker of Southeast Dough Company, in Sitka, Alaska. Andrew shut down his business in October, and talks about the process of grappling with a new way of working and understa
Leif Ariel (she/her) is an energy healer and energetic mentor who works with humans (and more recently, therapists/care practitioners) who feel bled dry from a life lived isolated up in their minds. She guides humans who
“Never stop following your dreams and never let anyone tell you that you can’t do something, even yourself.” This is the advice Joshua Lucero (he/him) would give to his younger self. Joshua is the owner of Lucero Hair an
Jean Madison Reiser is a career and life coach, the Founder of Whole Human Co. and a Human|Work mentor working at the intersection of work and life. She is Clifton Strengths Certified and supports leaders, entrepreneurs,
Hello and welcome back to Human | Work Stories where we are telling the stories of working humans doing human work. I’m your host Charlie Warner. Today we will be sharing the human work story of Alyson La. Alyson is a da
Charlie (she/they) is an entrepreneur, professor, speaker, and purpose–driven leader who loves exploring our human relationships with work. She is the founder of Human|Work, a professional education platform and mentor n
Felina Danalis works in human and organizational resiliency as a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, coach, and facilitator. She’s supported hundreds of humans in incorporating resiliency to stress and trauma into their l
Sabi Habib–Lowder is a social media strategist, storyteller, film producer, and oh so much more. She is the visionary behind Critical Socials, whose mission is to uplift small brands to create meaningful impact through a
On this week's weekly wander, Charlie and Jean Madison wander about "composting" or the intentional reflection and letting go of certain processes, practices, and work during the autumn season.
Kasey Ring is a personal financial coach who works to empower women in their stories of money. As a former personal banker, Kasey worked with high net–worth individuals to manage and grow their wealth. However, whi
On this week's Weekly Wander, Charlie and Jean explore the importance of working with our strengths (instead of a constant improvement of weaknesses) and how to embrace what we are already good at in our human–work
Elizabeth Rosenbloom is a geospatial analyst and designer, aka cartographer, who works to help others and herself make sense of the world. She has worked with a wide–range of clients in both public (governmental) a
On this week's Weekly Wander, and wander about enriching our work experiences on a micro and a macro level. We discuss how enrichment is a practice that can be both incremental, like a “sprinkling”, and a tra
On this week's Weekly Wander, Charlie and Gretchen wander about how to utilize the practices of permaculture mapping to improve the sustainability of our work. We explore how the mapping process can bring more resiliency
On this week's Weekly Wander, Charlie and Grae wander about the nature of work: our internal human nature, the natural contexts and influences on our experience of work, and how nature can model solutions to many of our
Britt and Kass Thomas are artists, community builders, entrepreneurs, and the power couple behind Rekindled & Co.—a tattoo parlor and barber shop in Salt Lake City, UT. In their work, they gracefully navigate the e
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The Human Work Podcast is hosted by Human|Work. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 42 episodes.
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