032 – Parenting
Mary Margaret Thomas, alumni, and facilitator from Aspen, Colorado joins the podcast to discuss parenting. She shares with us how the Our Community Listens skills have had an impact over the past six years and how…
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031 – Leadership…what is it and do you have it?
Marsha Burns – Our Community Listens Director of Curriculum Quality and Content Development – has over 30 years of experience teaching and servicing Fortune 500 companies…
030 – Life changing skills – A conversation with a St. Louis alumni
In this episode, we will hear a conversation between Lead of Alumni Enrichment, Sarah Weisbarth, and alumni Michelle Marshall. Michelle is a Professional Counselor at Missouri…
029 – Don’t pop the bubble! Logic and emotion review
Have you ever been so upset or even so excited that you did something completely foolish or destructive? Like punched a wall, tried something dangerous because…
028 – How to navigate difficult conversations
Adam Salgat sits down with Misty Janks and Sarah Weisbarth to discuss how to handle difficult conversations.
027 – Meet the Texas firecracker!
Adam J. Salgat sits down with life long educator and Texas firecracker, Cynthia Bayuk-Bishop to discuss her partnership with Our Community Listens. Together they are bringing…
026 – Listening is Close to Loving
When your business card states you work for a ‘listening’ organization, you better do just that. But what happens when you put on earmuffs and dive deep into interrogation mode as a parent?
025 – Empathy is Empowering
Host Adam J. Salgat talks with Our Community Listens Facilitator Sarah Weisbarth as she opens up about what prevents her from being empathetic at times. She discusses her triggers and how she overcomes them.
024 – Creating a safe space for feedback
Host Adam J. Salgat talks with Our Community Listens Facilitator Sarah Weisbarth about how to create a safe space with employees,…
023 – Significant behavior change and staying connected
Listen in and be encouraged as Adam talks with facilitator Sarah Weisbarth about significant behavior change. There are resources available to you as you adjust and consider what you can do differently to improve.