HeyJaredEmbracing Differences
This podcast series is about understanding diverse perspectives and emerging concepts in safety sciences, resilience and human factors.
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Stories of care-Part 2/2 (opens the original)
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summary This conversation explores the profound impact of organizational culture, belonging, and the collective unconscious on individual and collective well-being. Through stories and insights, the speakers delve into how culture shapes our identity, trust, and sense of purpose, and how it can evolve in times of societal change.
Stories of care-Part 1/2 (opens the original)
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This conversation explores the profound impact of care ethics in safety, leadership, and organizational culture, emphasizing the importance of empathy, vulnerability, and human connection in professional settings.
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This conversation explores the social psychology of risk, safety culture, and the deeper motivations behind safety practices. It features insights from experts Vic D'Amato and Chris Louis on how organizational culture, perceptions, and beliefs influence safety performance and the importance of understanding diverse worldviews.
Exploring Feminism through Hindu mythology (opens the original)
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Explore the deep connections between Indian mythology, feminism, and societal narratives through a rich conversation on cultural epics, gender roles, and ethical systems. Discover how myths shape perceptions and the importance of critical thinking in understanding these stories with Nippin Anand and Maitrayee Mullick.
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