Curiosity at Work
We all know curiosity is important, but how do we actually put it into practice in our professional lives?
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#35 Curiosity in hunger relief with Lianna Olds (opens the original)
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In this episode of Curiosity at Work, Dr. Julie Pham engages in a deep conversation with Leanna Olds, Deputy Director at Emergency Food Network. They explore the role of curiosity in nonprofit leadership, the operations of the Emergency Food Network, and the importance of understanding data in the context of community needs. Leanna shares her experiences in advocacy, the challenges of communicating with diverse perspectives, and her personal journey of growth through parenting and practicing sti
#34 Curiosity in community venue with Kate Nagle-Caraluzza (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Curiosity at Work podcast, Dr. Julie Pham engages with Kate Nagel-Caraluzzo, the executive director of Town Hall Seattle, to explore the intersection of curiosity and nonprofit leadership in the arts and culture sector. They discuss the importance of curiosity in leadership, the behind-the-scenes operations of Town Hall, and the challenges faced in maintaining a neutral venue for diverse programming. Kate shares personal anecdotes about her influences in practicing curiosi
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