Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers
Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers is the podcast where leadership meets behavior science — and where educators, clinicians, and humans grow.Hosted by Dr.
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S4 E1: Creating the Conditions for Growth | 4 Leadership Lessons from Viola Davis’s Finding Me (opens the original)
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What can Viola Davis’s Finding Me teach us about leadership? In this Season 4 premiere of Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers, Dr. Esther C. Bubb explores four leadership lessons inspired by Davis’s memoir and examines them through a behavioral lens. This isn't a book review. It's a reflection on becoming. Dr. Bubb explores why leaders must examine their own behavioral histories, why we should never confuse someone's current behavior with their future potential, why people need o
S3 E10: Leadership Legacy in Motion | What Grenada’s Young Leaders Teach Us About Excellence (opens the original)
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What does Grenadian excellence look like, and what kind of legacy are today's young leaders building for tomorrow? In the final episode of the Young Leaders of Grenada: Rooted in Culture. Rising in Leadership. Ready to Lead four-part virtual youth panel series, Dr. Esther Bubb brings together five emerging Grenadian leaders for a timely conversation about leadership, resilience, service, excellence, opportunity, and legacy. Timara Bubb, Brandon Felix, Paul McBurnie, Peter McBurnie, and Lily Wels
S3 E9: Teaching for Belonging | Leadership Lessons on Neurodiversity, Inclusion, and Human Potential (opens the original)
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What does it mean to create an environment where people feel safe, valued, respected, and empowered to grow? In this episode of Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers, Dr. Esther Bubb welcomes Julia Spychalski, M.Ed., an Autistic Support Teacher and emerging educational leader, for a conversation about neurodiversity, inclusion, belonging, and the leadership lessons we can learn from the classroom. With more than two decades of experience supporting students with diverse learning, b
S3 E8: Change Leadership | Building Trust, Culture, & Systems for Lasting Growth (opens the original)
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In this episode of Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers, Dr. Esther Bubb sits down with Erin McGrenaghan, MS.Ed., BCBA, Training and Development Specialist, to explore what happens when we move beyond delivering information and begin intentionally creating the conditions for people to learn, grow, implement, and thrive. Erin shares her journey from special education teacher to behavior analyst and professional development specialist—and how those experiences shaped her approach to
S3 E7: Leading Change Where You Are | How Trust, Advocacy, and Everyday Behaviors Create Lasting Community Impact (opens the original)
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What does leadership look like when people are facing grief, uncertainty, housing instability, immigration concerns, or other life challenges? In this episode of Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers, Dr. Esther Bubb sits down with Sonia A. Staples, Director of Constituent Services for Prince George's County, to explore how leadership shows up in moments when people need support the most. Drawing from her experiences as an immigrant, advocate, mother, and public servant, Sonia shar
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