Podcast Slog terbaik (2025)

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Episode 2.30 The Art of Avoidance: How Our Instincts Shield Us from Truth 29:10

2M ago29:10

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TJ and Dustin discuss the pervasive issue of avoidance in addressing serious societal problems such as gun violence, climate change, and racism. It highlights how people often react to these issues with denial or oversimplification to avoid discomfort and necessary changes. Through personal anecdotes and therapeutic insights, the guys emphasize the…

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Episode 2.29 Diagnosing Dysfunction: When Culture Needs Therapy 17:28

2M ago17:28

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In this episode of 'The Slog Pod', the hosts explore the idea that burnout and other stress-related issues are not personal failings but symptoms of a sick culture or system. They argue that the environment—in broader society and specific workplaces—plays a crucial role in these problems. The discussion identifies several cultural distortions, such…

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Episode 2.28 The Identity Trap: Are We More Than Our Jobs 24:12

2M ago24:12

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This episode discusses how people often tie their identities to their job titles, leading to emotional and mental consequences when facing job loss or career setbacks. The hosts share personal experiences and observations about the societal trend of defining oneself by profession rather than personal qualities. The conversation extends to the conce…

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Episode 2.27 The Mask of Cultural Fit: Breaking Free from Workplace Performances 32:19

2M ago32:19

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The episode of the Slog Pod addresses the phenomenon of 'cultural fit' in the workplace, arguing it often equates to emotional conformity rather than shared values. Hosts discuss personal experiences and offer insights on suppressing authentic emotions, emotional numbing, and internalizing failures due to workplace cultures. They propose transition…

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Episode 2.26 The Optics of Politics: When Governance Feels Performative 22:35

2M ago22:35

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The hosts of The Slog Pod discuss how modern politics appears to be more about optics and managing outrage rather than achieving real outcomes. The hosts argue that politics has turned into a form of customer service where citizens are given lip service but no substantial action. They draw parallels to mental health, discussing how this performativ…

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Episode 2.25 Assumption Apocalypse: How Faulty Thinking Shapes Our World 18:07

2M ago18:07

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The Slog Pod explores how harmful thought patterns such as mind reading, jumping to conclusions, catastrophizing, black-and-white thinking, should statements, emotional reasoning, and personalization impact both individuals and organizations. The hosts discuss how these cognitive distortions contribute to increased anxiety, conflict, and poor decis…

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Ep. 2.24 Rethinking Talent: The Case for Generalists in a Specialist World 18:26

2M ago18:26

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The podcast episode from The Slog Pod discusses the preference of companies for hiring hyper-specialists over generalists and the implications of this trend. The hosts argue that generalists, who can think, adapt, and navigate chaos, are often overlooked despite their potential to innovate and manage uncertainty. They cite studies and personal expe…

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Ep. 2.23 Beyond Merit: How Luck and Privilege Shape Our Careers 17:47

3M ago17:47

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This episode of the Slog Pod explores the often-overlooked impact of luck on professional success and upward mobility. The discussion highlights how corporate narratives typically downplay luck, privilege, and timing in favor of promoting hard work and merit, which can lead to burnout and shame among employees. Various studies and personal anecdote…

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Episode. 2.22 Unpacking Old Beliefs: A Fresh Look at Sex and Drugs 26:06

3M ago26:06

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This episode of the Slog Pod delves into the cultural and personal influences shaping our views on sex and drugs. The hosts discuss the shame, confusion, and inherited stories many harbor about these topics, often without knowing their origins. They advocate for honest conversations to evaluate whether current beliefs and practices are effective or…

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Episode 2.21 Exploring Authenticity in Organizational Culture 15:48

3M ago15:48

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This Slog pod episode explores applying therapeutic principles used with individuals to larger systems and cultures. The hosts discuss the importance of authenticity, curiosity, and open-ended questions in understanding and improving organizations and societal systems. They emphasize meeting systems where they are, acknowledging discomfort and resi…

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Episode 2.19 Tracing the Origins: Unpacking Inherited Beliefs and Conditioned Truths 29:48

3M ago29:48

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In this episode of the Slog Pod, the hosts delve into the concept of conditioning; how our beliefs, behaviors, and perceptions are predominantly shaped by inherited and reinforced systems such as family, school, media, religion, and politics. They explore personal experiences and societal structures that mold our thinking, often before we have the …

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Episode 2.18 Anecdotes and the Truth: Finding Balance in Personal Stories 23:10

3M ago23:10

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This episode of The Slog Pod explores why people often rely on personal stories as truth and how anecdotal evidence can distort beliefs and decisions. The hosts discuss the psychological comfort of anecdotes, their potential damage in public discourse, and emphasize the importance of seeking truth beyond personal experiences. They argue that while …

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Episode 2.17 Facing the Mirror: America in Therapy 20:16

3M ago20:16

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The episode centers on the therapy-inspired concept that change, both in individuals and in broader cultural systems, happens through sitting with discomfort and self-reflection, not through quick fixes or avoidance. The hosts draw parallels between individual therapy clients recognizing and addressing dysfunction and the American culture's current…

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Episode 2.16 The Art of Seeing Others: Crafting a Considerate Culture 24:21

3M ago24:21

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In this episode of 'The Slog Pod', the hosts discuss the noticeable decline in politeness and awareness in public spaces such as grocery stores, airports, concerts, and traffic. They share personal stories of encountering thoughtless behavior and analyze the reasons behind this trend, including the impact of technology, the pace of modern life, and…

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Episode 2.15 D-Day: Honoring Our Past, Confronting Our Present 22:05

3M ago22:05

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This episode marks the 81st anniversary of D-Day, reflecting on the courage of young Americans who fought fascism in 1944. It contrasts that bravery with modern-day apathy and authoritarian threats in the United States. The hosts criticize President Donald Trump's actions and the rise of fascist tendencies. They explore the dangerous patterns of di…

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Episode 2.14 Society in Therapy: Identifying Our Collective Issues 18:34

4M ago18:34

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This episode of 'The Slog Pod' features a therapy-themed discussion where the hosts, Dustin and TJ, explore the state of modern culture through a therapeutic lens. They discuss how society resembles a traumatized client showing signs like denial, projection, and emotional numbing. They emphasize the importance of first recognizing and admitting the…

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Episode 2.13 The Sound of Silence 9:02

4M ago9:02

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Dustin hosts this episode of The Slog Pod alone while his co-host TJ is away. He discusses the pervasive issues plaguing modern society, including cultural and systemic failures. Using Simon and Garfunkel's 'The Sound of Silence' as a metaphor, Dustin highlights how society has created idols out of destructive systems. He shares personal experience…

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Episode 2.12 Living the Lie: When Personal Narratives Take Over Truth 22:01

4M ago22:01

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In this episode of the Slog Pod, the hosts explore the human tendency to shape and curate reality. They discuss why people resist facing facts, focusing on the psychological and cultural motivations behind this behavior. The conversation delves into how individuals and institutions manipulate narratives to protect identity, avoid pain, and maintain…

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Episode 2.11 Unmasking Performative Agreement: Truth vs. Flattery 31:38

4M ago31:38

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This episode delves into the increasing prevalence of performative agreement, empty flattery, and fear-based silence in various spheres such as corporate meetings, social media, and politics. Hosts discuss how sycophancy has become a career strategy and its impacts on organizational culture, political loyalty, and media landscapes. They highlight t…

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Episode 2.10 Breaking the Silence: Understanding Everyday Powerlessness 17:42

4M ago17:42

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This episode of 'The Slog Pod' addresses the feeling of powerlessness, particularly the insidious kind that arises in everyday situations such as work, relationships, and society. The hosts discuss how powerlessness stems from awareness hitting a wall, which is not always external, sometimes originating in our minds. They differentiate powerlessnes…

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Episode 2.09 Rebuilding Trust: From Mistrust to Moderation 22:07

4M ago22:07

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This episode of The Slog Pod delves into the pervasive distrust in media, science, and government, examining the causes and consequences of binary thinking. The hosts discuss the tendency to view systems as entirely corrupt or entirely trustworthy and emphasize the importance of embracing complexity and ambiguity. They encourage critical thinking a…

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Episode 2.08 The Slog of Discovery: Firing Confirmation Bias 18:55

4M ago18:55

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In this episode of The Slog Pod, hosts delve into the concept of confirmation bias, describing it as a persistent force that shapes our ego, distorts our thinking, and upholds unproductive systems. The discussion focuses on how confirmation bias manifests in our personal and professional lives, including in hiring practices and cultural beliefs. Th…

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Episode 2.07 The Slog to Belief: Navigating Uncertainty 21:48

4M ago21:48

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In this episode of the Slog Pod, the hosts dive into the theme of human beliefs, exploring how certainty often feels safer than doubt and how various systems exploit our fear of uncertainty. They encourage listeners to engage in the mental slog of questioning and adapting beliefs, recognizing biases, and understanding the conditioning behind these …

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Episode 2.05 God can handle your doubt, can you? 29:09

5M ago29:09

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The episode discusses the complex role of religious belief in individual lives and society. The hosts explore how religion can be both a personal guide and a means of institutional control. They share personal backgrounds and experiences with religion, highlighting shifts in religious norms and how faith can sometimes short-circuit critical thinkin…

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Episode 2.04 Bridging Paradigms: Gen X in Business, Media and Politics 17:16

5M ago17:16

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The podcast discusses the unique position of Generation X in today's society. The hosts argue that Gen Xers serve as cultural translators, bridging the gap between analog and digital realms and fostering a balance between skepticism and pragmatism. They reflect on their formative experiences, such as living without the internet and dealing with sig…

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Episode 2.03 Selling Outrage: A Business Model 18:23

5M ago18:23

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In this episode of “The Slog Pod,” the hosts discuss the pervasive influence of outrage culture in today’s society, particularly on social media platforms like X and Instagram. They explore how businesses, media, and religious institutions capitalize on outrage to drive clicks, views, and profits, often at the cost of social and cultural health. Th…

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Episode 2.02 Breaking Chains: Due Process and Cultural Awakening 21:13

5M ago21:13

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This episode of The Slog Pod addresses recent alarming actions by the Trump administration regarding deportation of individuals to El Salvador bypassing due process and defying the Supreme Court. The hosts discuss the broader implications of these actions for the American justice system, democracy, and constitutional values. They emphasize the impo…

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Episode 2.01 Tariffs and the Victim Mentality 26:29

5M ago26:29

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In this episode of “The Slog Pod,” the hosts shift their focus from mental health in the workplace to analyzing the broader American political atmosphere, culture, and corporate impact through a sarcastic lens. They express frustration with recent U.S. policies, particularly tariffs, which they argue are harmful to American consumers and irrational…

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Episode 12 - A new perspective on workplace mental health 1:19:51

12M ago1:19:51

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Dustin and TJ welcome Heather MacDonald to a conversation about current strategies for workplace mental health. The group discusses contemporary solutions and potential systemic solutions for the future. Heather works in the space, explaining what she encounters in her everyday work and why she is seeking a new way forward.…

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Episode 11 - Why social interactions are the foundation. Investment vs expense 49:32

1y ago49:32

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TJ and Dustin revisit the reasons they are continuing the discussion and why they press organizations to see and improve mental health through a social-cultural perspective. They are advocating for companies to prioritize social interactions as a key element of a healthy culture and mental well-being. They also aim to help others recognize that inv…

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Episode 10 - Identifying a poor organizational culture. #1-authenticity 44:32

1y ago44:32

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The hosts discuss whether most people would even admit if they have a poor organizational culture. We often have blinders and bias leading us to dismiss what may need to be corrected. Is that you? Additionally, do you start with authenticity?Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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The Muppets, Matches, then to Hogwarts Fields to World Cup Semi Final Predictions 1:01:32

1+ y ago1:01:32

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We reunite to discuss our week's activities and delve into various cricket topics. We try to start with a humorous roundup of personal updates before shifting focus to the T20 World Cup, covering team performances, controversial referee decisions, and the potential outcomes for England and other participating teams. The conversation takes a specula…

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Episode 9 - Be genuine, leaders don't need to know, and focus on culture. 40:08

1+ y ago40:08

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Dustin and TJ dive into being genuine at work along with a discussion about leaders needing to know everything. Overall, they press asking questions driving cultural change and offer that the foundation for organizations should be cultural rather than individual.Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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T20 World Cup, Personal Stories, and Mental Health Week 1:07:24

1+ y ago1:07:24

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What do a wedding, a toddler's birthday, and a cricket match have in common? Join Eugene, Simon, and Johnno as we share a week packed with personal anecdotes and cricketing highs and lows. This episode takes you on a rollercoaster ride from nail-biting cricket moments to heartwarming personal stories. But that's not all—we dive deep into the critic…

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The Bonkers World of European Cricket, World Cup Predictions and Mental Health Awareness 52:50

1+ y ago52:50

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The Three Morons return after a brief hiatus to discuss various things, including Eugene's recent experiences in the ECN cricket tournament where his team faced various sides and experienced unexpected match-fixing precautions. Eugene shares detailed highlights of the week-long cricket adventure, including standout performances and quirky tournamen…

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Episode 8 - Are you a cultural fit, self-aware, and open to incremental change? 43:55

1+ y ago43:55

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Dustin and TJ question the idea behind being a "cultural fit" as well as wonder where most people are on the road to self-awareness. They also discuss having patience for incremental cultural and individual change in organizations.Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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Legends Never Die: Anderson's Impact on English Cricket's Next Gen 52:06

1+ y ago52:06

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Today we chat about the legacy of cricket legend Jimmy Anderson and a glimpse into the future stars of England's cricket landscape! We dissect the intricate dance of English cricket post-Anderson, analyse squad selections, and share a hearty laugh over their quirky personal tales. Whether you're a seasoned cricket fan or new to the game, this video…

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Episode 7 - Questioning Loyalty, Means-To-An-End, and Balance 44:14

1+ y ago44:14

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TJ and Dustin discuss how loyal they should be to their organizations. The hosts also delve into what it's like working at a job where it's a "Means to and end." Ultimately, they continue to seek balance while assessing the purpose and value recognition they hope to gain.Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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Swinging Clubs and Cricket Tales 31:45

1+ y ago31:45

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This week we discuss the recent absence due to a golf trip during the Masters, Robbo's vacation, and the physical toll of their sports adventures, including golf at Tandridge Golf Club and upcoming cricket matches. They explore their experiences with the Kookaburra and Duke's balls in the County Championship, expressing mixed feelings about their i…

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Episode 6 - Challenging Belief, Patterned Thought, and Questioning Team Players 59:49

1+ y ago59:49

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The hosts discuss challenging belief within an organizational setting while also question what it means to be a "team player." They also look into mental health among professional athletes and how systemic pressures can further the difficulty to change problematic decisions and thought.Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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Kookaburra balls, Simon's Stupid Quiz and theCricket Draft with County Championship Insights 39:31

1+ y ago39:31

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This week hosts Johnno, Robbo, and Eugene delve into a mix of personal updates, cricket news, and quirky quizzes. They start with recounting their weeks, which include playing golf and attending a birthday bash, then move on to discuss the County Championship and the new cricket draft app launched in partnership with the ECB. They also touch on a m…

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Easter Weekend Tales, Indian Adventures, and IPL Highlights 50:20

1+ y ago50:20

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The team reunites to share their experiences over the Easter weekend, including Braais, children's raves, and a trip to India. They touch upon the incredible hospitality encountered at the Golden Temple in Amritsar and appreciate the community-driven aspect of Sikhism. The discussion shifts to the Indian Premier League (IPL), highlighting its signi…

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IPL Chats, Indian Adventures and more games! 34:56

1+ y ago34:56

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The discussion takes part from different corners of the world. Johnno shares his current experiences in India, touching on topics like the local culture, roads, food, and his business dealing with cricket gear suppliers. Meanwhile, the trio talks extensively about cricket, focusing on the early start of the season, challenges posed by wet weather i…

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Episode 5 - Entitlement, Questioning Authority, and why TJ Sucks at Fantasy Sports 49:38

1+ y ago49:38

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The hosts take jabs at each other concerning their fantasy teams while discussing some common workplace problems. They specifically look into a common theme of assumed entitlement and the potential problematic outcomes this produces for the organization, manager, and employees. They also ponder questioning authority within the therapeutic framework…

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The Gary Kirst.... oh wait. Slogging It show: Cricket Insights, Games, and yes Gary Kirsten 38:03

1+ y ago38:03

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In this episode we engage you, our audience with lively discussions on cricket, highlighting the humorous and light-hearted side of the sport. We kick off with a jest about Gary Kirsten's cricket knowledge, sharing personal anecdotes and laughter. The conversation transitions to a broader discussion on the England cricket team, analyzing the afterm…

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England's Tour of India and where to now? 1:08:03

1+ y ago1:08:03

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We discuss the England cricket team's tour of India, celebrating Jimmy Anderson's 700 wickets milestone and paying tribute to cricket legends Charlie French and Duncan Fernley. The conversation covers England's performance in the rugby against Ireland, their enjoyment of the game, and shifts focus to an in-depth cricket chat. The hosts analyze indi…

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Episode 4 The Initial Slog 53:11

1+ y ago53:11

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TJ and Dustin discuss their first job together and what led them to discuss leadership, culture, and their workplace environment. This support amongst each other brought about an ever increasing search to find and create better workplaces beyond their initial jobs in the US Army.Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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Global first in the cricket industry and an overview of the cricket world 40:08

1+ y ago40:08

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This week we go off road - A cricket equipment industry first has been launched, allowing people to pay for their gear over 12 months with zero percent interest. This program is not only a UK first but potentially the first globally. Also discussed was 'reruns' – a new initiative where used cricket bats could be returned, refurbished and sold at a …

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India Win AGAIN! What can England do?? 53:45

1+ y ago53:45

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This week's episode involves an analysis of recent cricket between India and England and discussions around the outcomes and controversial moments. There's an emphasis on England's cricket team performances and the nuances of how the team players dealt with various matches. We commend certain players such as Ben Duckett, Joe Root, and Ben Stokes, w…

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Episode 3 - A Broader Understanding 25:49

1+ y ago25:49

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Attempting to utilize a therapeutic lens, Dustin and TJ dissect an example. Finding probable problematic thought, they discuss how this clinical viewpoint could change future thought or interactions creating healthier outcomes for both the organization and the individual.Oleh Dustin Flatt and TJ Westphal

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