Podcast Strong Feelings terbaik (2024)

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Per My Last Email: My review sucked—now what? 56:13

1+ y ago56:13

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Strong Feelings is ending—but we’re excited to bring you the first episode of our new show, “Per My Last Email.” If you like what you hear, make sure you subscribe on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, or Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts—or visit the show at PMLEshow.com. — You deserve an equitable, actionable, and thoughtful performance review. So…

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Introducing: Per My Last Email 2:38

1+ y ago2:38

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Hey, Strong Feelings fans! We’ve decided to retire the show…so we can focus on a brand-new one! It’s called Per My Last Email, and we cannot wait for you to hear it. The first episode comes out April 13, so if you like this trailer, make sure to subscribe now on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, or Stitcher—or visit PMLEshow.com to get the details. Here’s wh…

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Toxic Gratitude 43:29

2+ y ago43:29

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We’ve spent the past few months deep in a series on pandemic clarity—hearing intimate stories about people whose relationships to work have changed dramatically over the past two years. But the more we listened to others’ stories, the more we realized…it was time to tell our own. In today’s episode, Sara is joined by Active Voice operations manager…

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Fix Systems, Not Women 40:14

2+ y ago40:14

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What would you do if you found out you were being paid $25,000 less than your peers, and that while they were allowed to work from home, you were expected to show up in person? Kate Rotondo had both happen while working at one of the largest and best-known tech companies in the world, and the experience profoundly changed her relationship to work. …

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The Four-Day Workweek 36:40

2+ y ago36:40

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Joann Lee Wagner used to feel pretty guilty for taking breaks—until her organization decided to experiment with a new way of working: the four-day workweek. In the process, Joann had to do more than change her calendar. She had to rethink how she thought about work itself. Today we share the story of one person’s, and one organization's, experience…

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Future Julie 32:27

2+ y ago32:27

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A year into the pandemic, Julie Threlkeld met with a leadership coach to talk about building her confidence in stakeholder meetings. And she left deciding what she actually needed was to retire early. Today on the show, Julie shares her story of leaving the tech workforce at age 56—and how keeping Future Julie in mind helped her get there. Sara als…

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The Thunderdome of American Capitalism 36:01

2+ y ago36:01

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Who are you beyond the bio on your LinkedIn profile? In today’s episode, we tell the story of Alison Taylor—a designer and strategist who went to great lengths to find that out. After being hospitalized due to extreme burnout and a toxic workplace, Alison knew that she needed a change. So she started a journey of healing and self-discovery spanning…

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Introducing: Pandemic Clarity 47:22

2+ y ago47:22

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We’ve all heard about pandemic burnout. But that’s not the whole story. This season on Strong Feelings, we’re focusing on pandemic clarity: how the past two years have changed people’s relationships to work…for good. In February, we gathered detailed survey responses from 236 people working in tech and design. Our central question: How has your rel…

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Solidarity in Action with Nora Keller 32:53

3y ago32:53

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Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, equity, and respect at work. The best way to do that? Unionize! Tech worker and organizer Nora Keller tells us how to get started. Nora Keller is a product manager at the New York Times and an organizer for the Times Tech Guild. The unit was formed earlier this year and is one in a growing movement of n…

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A Soft Place to Practice with Danielle Barnes 50:53

3y ago50:53

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Design and tech events need more diverse lineups. But getting on stage? That's a big hurdle. Women Talk Design CEO Danielle Barnes joins us to talk about how to get over it by giving yourself “a soft place to practice.” Women Talk Design is on a mission to see a more diverse group of speakers onstage, and a more diverse group of leaders thriving in…

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Remaking the World with Samira Rajabi 41:07

3y ago41:07

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The pandemic broke our understanding of the world. How do we put the pieces together again? Samira Rajabi joins us to point the way—and it all starts with getting comfortable “sitting in the shit” with each other. Samira Rajabi is a researcher, writer, and assistant professor of media studies at the University of Colorado. Her work focuses on the i…

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Feeling Ourselves with Alla Weinberg 48:09

3y ago48:09

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Take a moment to check in with your body—yeah, right now! Do you feel tension in your shoulders? A clench in your jaw? A heaviness in your chest? Those feelings have something to tell us—and it’s time we tuned into them at work, says Alla Weinberg. Alla Weinberg is a work relationship expert and culture designer who coaches teams and leaders to bui…

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Nice White Ladies with Jessie Daniels 52:18

3y ago52:18

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When do white folks learn they’re white? And how do they start to understand the scope of benefits that whiteness affords them? For Jessie Daniels, these uncomfortable questions are only the beginning. Jessie Daniels is a Faculty Associate at the Harvard Berkman Klein Center, a research associate at the Oxford Internet Institute, and a professor of…

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Life-Affirming Productivity with Paloma Medina 39:03

3y ago39:03

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What if spending a few minutes each day touching a plant or staring into space could change your life? Paloma Medina has seen it happen—and tells us why it’s the first step toward radical, equitable change. Paloma Medina is a management trainer, public speaker, coach, and entrepreneur who uses neuropsychology to help leaders develop more inclusive …

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Himpathy with Kate Manne 49:05

3y ago49:05

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Why do so many people mention Brock Turner’s promising swim career, or the many Oscars Harvey Weinstein won—instead of focusing on the stories of their survivors? Why do women often feel guilty telling a mansplainer to stop? For Kate Manne, the answer to both comes down to a single concept: entitlement. Kate Manne is a professor, writer, and moral …

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Design for Safety with Eva PenzeyMoog 48:27

3y ago48:27

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We’ve all heard about unethical tech products that track and surveil users. But there’s another kind of harm happening in tech: abusers co-opting apps and other digital products to control and hurt their victims. Eva PenzeyMoog explains this growing problem—and shows us how to fight back. Content warning: This episode features discussions and speci…

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Become a More Courageous Leader 4:13

3y ago4:13

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Strong Feelings returns September 9th, but in the meantime, we wanted to share something with you: the Courageous Leadership Program, Sara's six-week group coaching program. It's all about stepping out of self-doubt and into your power as a leader, and it's designed specifically for people in design and tech who want to be bold, inclusive, confiden…

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Tuning Inward with Rachael Dietkus 49:28

3+ y ago49:28

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Most of us think of trauma as the capital “T” kind: war, natural disasters, serious abuse. But day-to-day life is full of smaller traumas, and those need to be processed, too: bullying, work stress, the aftermath of the pandemic. Rachael Dietkus of Social Workers Who Design is on a mission to help us do just that. Rachael Dietkus is a writer, autho…

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Practically Radical with Rachel and Travis Gertz 49:02

3+ y ago49:02

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Most work environments prioritize profits over people. But there are other ways businesses can look—if we’re willing to imagine them. Rachel and Travis Gertz are the founders of Louder Than Ten, a cooperative company on a mission to democratize the workplace through project management. Through their training and apprenticeship programs, they show d…

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Platonic Longing with Kat Vellos 41:11

3+ y ago41:11

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Even before the pandemic, Americans were experiencing a devastating loneliness epidemic. We talk to UX designer-turned-connection coach Kat Vellos about the longing for deep and meaningful friendships that so many of us experience, and how we can build deeper, more substantial connections in our adult lives. Kat Vellos is a connection coach, speake…

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Linguistic Distortion with Suzanne Wertheim 50:37

3+ y ago50:37

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Last year, we saw the media regularly call Black Lives Matter protesters “rioters,” “violent,” or “thugs.” Yet on January 6, those who attacked the U.S. Capitol were often described as “passionate protestors” and “Trump supporters.” Linguistic anthropologist Suzanne Wertheim explains why these language disparities matter—and how biases like these s…

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Studying Harm with McKensie Mack, Caroline Sinders, and Yang Hong 50:13

3+ y ago50:13

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It’s no secret that the shift to remote work during COVID-19 has been stressful and isolating. But for many, the online workplace has also led to increased harassment, hostility, and harm. McKensie Mack, Caroline Sinders, and Yang Hong are co-authors of a new report from Project Include all about harassment, harm, and hostility in the remote workpl…

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Courage over Comfort with Vivianne Castillo 46:24

3+ y ago46:24

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Vivianne Castillo left counseling to become a UX researcher. What she found was an industry that talked a lot about empathy—but wasn’t very good at practicing it. Now she’s building a company dedicated to changing that. Vivianne Castillo is a UX researcher, humanity in tech advocate, and founder of HmntyCntrd, a masterclass for people in UX and tec…

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Being Vulnerable with Margot Bloomstein 46:27

3+ y ago46:27

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Margot Bloomstein wanted to find out how companies can beat cynicism and build trust in this moment. Years of research and a new book later, she has the formula: voice, volume, and—the scariest for all of us—vulnerability. Margot Bloomstein is a brand and content strategy consultant, speaker, and the author of “Trustworthy: How the Smartest Brands …

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Going Rogue with Nandini Jammi 41:21

3+ y ago41:21

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What if you built a movement powerful enough to defund hate groups online, won one of the most prestigious awards in advertising, and then had your co-founder tell you to stop taking credit? If you’re Nandini Jammi, you’d get even louder. Nandini Jammi is a brand safety advocate and co-founder of Sleeping Giants, where her campaigns got major adver…

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Per My Last Email: My review sucked—now what? 56:13

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Introducing: Per My Last Email 2:38

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Toxic Gratitude 43:29

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Fix Systems, Not Women 40:14

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The Four-Day Workweek 36:40

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Future Julie 32:27

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The Thunderdome of American Capitalism 36:01

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Introducing: Pandemic Clarity 47:22

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Solidarity in Action with Nora Keller 32:53

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A Soft Place to Practice with Danielle Barnes 50:53

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Remaking the World with Samira Rajabi 41:07

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Feeling Ourselves with Alla Weinberg 48:09

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Nice White Ladies with Jessie Daniels 52:18

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Life-Affirming Productivity with Paloma Medina 39:03

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Himpathy with Kate Manne 49:05

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Design for Safety with Eva PenzeyMoog 48:27

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Become a More Courageous Leader 4:13

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Tuning Inward with Rachael Dietkus 49:28

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Practically Radical with Rachel and Travis Gertz 49:02

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Platonic Longing with Kat Vellos 41:11

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Linguistic Distortion with Suzanne Wertheim 50:37

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Studying Harm with McKensie Mack, Caroline Sinders, and Yang Hong 50:13

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Courage over Comfort with Vivianne Castillo 46:24

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Being Vulnerable with Margot Bloomstein 46:27

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Going Rogue with Nandini Jammi 41:21

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