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Quiet Part Out Loud

Quiet Part Out Loud is a podcast for anyone who's ever felt like they're supposed to have it all figured out—but definitely don't.

Podcast · By Nuvyn Peters, Alexandra Stante · English · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Quiet Part Out Loud - Episode 59 - Stress vs. Burnout (opens the original)

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    Stress is part of the job—but when does it cross the line into burnout? In this episode, Nuvyn and Alex unpack the surprisingly blurry line between the two, sharing their own experiences with relentless pressure, exhaustion, and the realization that sometimes you don't know you're burned out until you're finally out of it. They explore why workplace stress can be healthy and motivating, how burnout can creep up unnoticed, and why it's so hard to recognize when you've pushed yourself too far. So…

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Quiet Part Out Loud - Episode 58 - Chief Katie McLellan (opens the original)

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    Nuvyn and Alex sit down with Calgary's Chief of Police, Katie McLellan for a candid conversation about leadership, resilience, authenticity and the courage to step through the doors that open (even when you never planned to walk through them). From starting her career at 18 to becoming Chief, McLellan shares hard-won lessons on taking risks, learning from mistakes, navigating crisis, balancing command with compassion, and why women need to stop second-guessing themselves and kick in those doors.

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Quiet Part Out Loud - Episode 57 - Bad Advice (opens the original)

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    Just because someone gives you advice doesn't mean you have to take it. Alex and Nuvyn unpack some of the worst advice they've received over the years, from wildly unrealistic expectations to "helpful" wisdom that was anything but. They explore whose advice is actually worth listening to, how some advice misses the mark, and why the seemingly harmless mantra "follow your passion" can be terrible career advice. Hosts: Nuvyn Peters and Alexandra Stante For Axis Connects: Executive producers, Nuvyn

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Quiet Part Out Loud - Episode 56 - Martha Hall Findlay (opens the original)

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    Martha Hall Findlay has never believed in staying in one lane. She has raced down mountains, argued in courtrooms, shaped public policy in Ottawa, and now leads the next generation of policy thinkers at the University of Calgary. Along the way, she even skipped three grades in school. Join her, Alex and Nuvyn in a conversation about curiosity, speaking out, and what happens when you let facts, not opinions, guide you. Hosts: Nuvyn Peters and Alexandra Stante Guest: Martha Hall Findlay For Axis C

  5. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Quiet Part Out Loud - Episode 55 - Your Next Job Hunt (opens the original)

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    Sifting through the "Job Slop" and finding your next role can be a huge challenge. Should you put your resume through AI? Where should you look for a job? Nuvyn and Alex share some of their experiences job hunting and discuss strategies on how to find (and even shape), the perfect fit for you. Hosts: Nuvyn Peters and Alexandra Stante For Axis Connects: Executive producers, Nuvyn Peters, Alexandra Stante; Producer, Claire Edwards Produced by Briar Greenhalgh and Scott Westby at Pluto Pictures Lea

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