Episodes
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In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps interviews Dr. Jasmin Paris, a veterinarian, ultra runner, and mother.
They discuss her remarkable achievements in both her professional and athletic life, including her historic completion of the Barkley Marathon. Jasmin shares insights into her love for nature, the joy of running, and the importance of empathy in her career and personal life.
They also touch on her role as an ambassador for initiatives promoting diversity in ultra running and her thoughts on sustainability and climate action. Throughout the conversation, Jasmine reflects on how her experiences have shaped her resilience and determination.
00:00 Introduction to Empathy Unbound
00:11 Meet Dr. Jasmin Paris: Veterinarian and Ultra Runner
00:48 Jasmine's Passion for Running and Nature
02:26 Achievements and Inspirations
06:00 The Journey to Ultra Running
13:06 The Importance of Empathy
21:24 Connecting with Nature and Sustainability
25:30 Sustainable Practices in Fell Running
26:53 Diversity and Inclusion in Ultra Running
27:47 Women in Ultra Running
32:11 Balancing Veterinary Career and Running
37:42 Training and Injury Management
44:16 Future Goals and Reflections
Green Runners - Environmentally empowered runners - How we move, How we kit up, How we eat, How we speak out.
Into Runners - Ultra Running should be accessible to everyone
She Races - "A woman's place is on the start line"
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This episode features an inspiring conversation with Xandra Hawes, a licensed professional counselor, mindfulness instructor, and root energy medicine teacher.
Xandra shares her journey and profound insights into empathy, soul essence, and mental health, particularly in highly sensitive individuals.
To learn more about Xandra and Soul Essence: http://www.soulessencepsychotherapy.com/
The discussion covers the intersection of Buddhist psychology and contemplative psychotherapy, and how these practices help people reconnect with their innate wisdom.
Xandra also delves into the impact of technology on today's youth and the challenges it poses for their mental health and social connections.
The episode is a heartfelt exploration of how empathy can transform lives and offers practical advice for individuals seeking to live more authentic, connected lives.
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00:00 Introduction to Xandra Hawes
01:26 The Power of Empathy and Soul Essence
02:43 Meet Xandra Hawes: Professional Journey and Philosophy
05:33 Understanding Empathy and Its Impact
10:06 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Healing
16:31 Balancing Empathy and Self-Care
20:49 Connecting with Nature and Spiritual Practices
26:31 Holding Space for Grief and Healing
27:07 The Non-Hierarchical Approach in Therapy
28:03 Empathy and Wholeness in Human Connection
29:58 The Impact of Technology on Connection
31:00 Teenagers and Social Media Dynamics
33:51 Parental Challenges in the Digital Age
38:30 AI and Consciousness: A Galactic Perspective
42:40 Embracing Joy and Happiness
46:34 Future Visions: Parenting and Empathy
49:45 Final Thoughts and Gratitude
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In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps talks with Dr. Camilla Moore, a specialist in corporate wellness and holistic health from the Wellness Cabinet in Rhode Island.
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Dr. Moore shares her personal journey, the pivotal moments defining her career, and her unique perspective on achieving work-life balance and resilience. She discusses the importance of living authentically, defining personal values, and maintaining empathy both for oneself and others.
The conversation delves into family life, particularly the role of parenting in fostering empathy, and the impact of social media on mental well-being. Dr. Moore emphasizes the holistic approach to wellness, including emotional and physiological resilience, while exploring the intersection between spirituality and healing.
As a special offer, Dr. Moore is providing a free stress mastery video, "How to Have More Time, Less Stress, and More Energy for Whatever You Want (All Without Sacrificing Your Work, Your LIfe, or Yourself)" to listeners, along with a limited-time 25% discount on the SMART Program.
Link to free video: https://bit.ly/freestressmasteryvideo
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:28 A Personal Story of Empathy
01:08 Defining Personal Values and Balance
02:18 Guest Introduction: Dr. Camilla Moore
03:28 Camilla's Background and Career Journey
05:16 Handling Difficult Situations with Authenticity
09:30 The Importance of Resilience
10:34 Defining Empathy and Its Role in the Workplace
12:01 Challenges of Empathy in Corporate Culture
14:55 The Future of Work and Technology
16:28 Work-Life Balance: Myth or Reality?
18:09 The Connection Between Stress and Burnout
19:11 The Role of Empathy in Human Connection
25:39 Holistic Approaches to Wellbeing
32:12 The Power of Thought and Spirituality
34:20 The Role of Spirituality in Healing
35:03 Connection with Nature and Gut Health
36:53 Parenting and Teaching Empathy
45:08 The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health
55:57 The Importance of Therapy and Self-Awareness
01:01:50 Final Thoughts on Empathy and Time
Dr. Camilla Moore is a distinguished expert in holistic health, stress management and burnout. She has:
16 years of clinical practice as a Doctor of ChiropracticBoard Certified in Lifestyle Medicine through the American Academy of Lifestyle MedicineRegistered Yoga TeacherCertified Clinical Instructor for the Stress Management and Resiliency Training (SMART) ProgramRegular Guest Lecturer at Brown University Medical SchoolCorporate Wellness Consultant for major companies including Titleist and FootJoyDr. Moore is a certified instructor for the SMART Program, developed by the prestigious Benson Henry Mind-Body Institute at Massachusetts General Hospital (an affiliate of Harvard Medical School). This program is now available in an on-demand format with live weekly sessions, featuring:
78 comprehensive video modules Personalized stress management assessmentsEvidence-based tools for stress reductionTechniques for guilt-free self-care -
In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps is joined by Professor Dr. Catrin Misselhorn, an expert in the philosophy of science and technology. The conversation delves into various topics including the role of empathy in AI, dementia care, social media, and sex robots.
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Dr. Misselhorn shares her background, experiences, and insights into how empathy influences moral judgment and the ethical implications of AI. The episode examines critical philosophical questions and the potential future of AI in society.
More about Catrin
00:00 Welcome to Empathy Unbound
00:04 Introducing Professor Dr. Catrin Misselhorn
00:52 Exploring AI, Empathy, and Social Media
03:45 Philosophical Journey and Upbringing
12:45 The Role of Empathy in Moral Philosophy
17:16 AI and Empathy: Challenges and Insights
23:05 AI in Geriatric Care and Ethical Implications
39:51 The Impact of Social Media and Information Overload
47:00 Future of AI: Ethical Considerations and Personal Reflections
50:44 Concluding Thoughts and Personal Reflections
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In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' Andrew talks with Kerrie Frizzell, an experienced chaplain in the Australian Regular Army based in Brisbane.
Kerrie shares her life's journey, from her upbringing influenced by her parents to her various career roles before becoming a chaplain. She discusses the importance of empathy, listening, and treating others with kindness and respect.
Kerrie also sheds light on the challenges faced by military personnel and their families, the significance of self-care, and the role of women in chaplaincy. This episode delves into the profound impact of empathy and the unique experiences of being a chaplain in both civilian and military contexts.
Any comments or questions for either of us, drop me a note: [email protected]
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
01:04 Meet Chaplain Kerrie Frizzell
04:04 Kerrie's Background and Influences
05:57 Journey to Chaplaincy
09:26 Understanding Empathy
14:34 Challenges and Rewards of Chaplaincy
16:22 Role of an Army Chaplain
17:52 Community Engagement and Support
25:46 Self-Care and Personal Well-being
26:24 The Meditative Power of Swimming
26:46 The Joy of Music and Laughter
27:08 Family and Professional Self-Care
29:19 The Importance of Nature
31:47 The Role of Army Chaplaincy
35:19 Empathy in the Military
45:21 Future Plans and Reflections
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrie-f-7942603a/
Biography – Chaplain Kerrie Frizzell
Kerrie commissioned into the Australian Regular Army in May 2018 and has posted to various units including 1st Aviation Regiment, Defence Force School of Signals, Electronic Warfare Wing and 7th Signals Regiment, Royal Military College Duntroon and is currently the Coordinating Chaplain for the 7th Brigade.
In 2020, Kerrie deployed on Operation Bushfire Assist which was a response to the 2019-2020 bushfire disaster that engulfed much of the East Coast and Southern parts of Australia. In 2022, Kerrie deployed to the Solomon Islands where she had the opportunity to engage with religious leaders in that nation.
Kerrie was awarded the 414 Award by the Australian Army Chaplains in December 2020. This award is given to a Chaplain nominated by their peers. Kerrie received this award for her exemplary contribution to domestic operations, selfless inspiration and support of peers, and passionate and positive representation of Army’s chaplaincy. (Andrew – you don’t have to include this.)
Prior to joining the Australian Army, Kerrie’s civilian experience includes 20 years of various church ministry related roles including Bible College Principal, Community Care Coordinator, Church Life Pastor and Pastoral Care Leader. In addition she has held two Chaplaincy roles. Mission Australia State Chaplain (QLD) and Queensland Police Chaplain.
Kerrie has had a myriad of other roles over her lifetime. She’s dabbled as a hairdresser, retail assistant, library assistant among other things.
Kerrie is married to Malcolm, a passionate road cyclist, who works as an Executive Director of a non-government organisation. They have adult children, a son and a daughter and four wonderful grandchildren.
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In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps speaks with Catherine, an executive coach, DJ, and former management consultant.
Catherine shares insights from her diverse career, her journey towards finding her purpose, and how she helps others reclaim their spark at work. They discuss the significance of empathy in personal and professional life and the challenges of leadership in modern organizations.
Catherine also reveals her plans to become a digital nomad, working remotely from a warmer climate. This open and honest conversation provides thought-provoking perspectives on happiness, purpose, and the pursuit of genuine connection.
Contact me on [email protected]
00:00 Introduction to Catherine and Empathy
00:56 Catherine's Journey and Insights on Purpose
08:01 Transition to Coaching and Finding Purpose
10:35 Challenges and Rewards of Coaching
14:24 Empathy in Corporate Leadership
24:00 Understanding the Emotional Depth of Coaching
24:38 The Importance of Asking the Right Questions
25:30 Empathy and Emotional Reactions in Coaching
26:47 The Impact of Social Media and Echo Chambers
30:30 Generational Shifts and Changing Norms
33:54 Workplace Evolution and Remote Work
37:06 Balancing Work and Self-Care
41:21 The Art of Pottery and Coaching
43:40 Future Plans and Digital Nomadism
44:43 Final Thoughts and Reflections
https://www.conversationsattheedge.co.uk/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/staggmacey/
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In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' hosted by Andrew Phipps, we delve into the concept of empathic cities with Dr. Nimish Biloria, an Associate Professor in the Empathic Environments School of Architecture at the University of Technology in Sydney.
Dr. Biloria shares insights from his extensive experience in architecture and emergent technologies, discussing the intersection of empathy, urban planning, and technology.
The conversation explores the impact of governance models on empathy, the need for human-centric, equitable growth, and the potential of regenerative economics. Dr. Biloria also reflects on his personal background and shares his ongoing research on public health, aging societies, and the psychophysiological development of children within urban environments.
The episode is a comprehensive exploration of how our built environments can actively contribute to our well-being and social equity.
For more from Nimish - https://profiles.uts.edu.au/Nimish.Biloria
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00:00 Introduction: Empathy in Architecture
01:15 Guest Introduction: Dr. Nimish Biloria
03:10 Exploring Empathic Environments
03:36 Personal Journey and Artistic Pursuits
10:13 Defining Empathy in Architecture
15:43 Smart Cities: Evolution and Critique
22:28 Gentrification and Urban Development
28:19 Regenerative Economics and Empathic Cities
35:21 Understanding Development Through Nature's Eyes
35:59 Indigenous Perspectives on Earth Custodianship
36:45 Empathy and Individualism in Modern Society
38:18 Cultural Differences in Empathy
39:34 Governance Models and Empathy
43:12 Redefining Success Beyond GDP
49:04 The Role of Technology and Social Media
52:16 Future Research Directions in Empathy and Urban Planning
01:00:23 Concluding Thoughts and Future Discussions
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Exploring the Boundaries of Empathy: Human and AI Perspectives with Dr. Anat Perry
In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Anat Perry, an associate professor from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Dr. Perry shares her extensive research on the multifaceted nature of empathy, discussing how it influences human interactions and decision-making. The conversation traverses various topics, including the impact of sleep deprivation on physician empathy, methods to enhance empathy through listening and humility, and the intriguing intersection of empathy and artificial intelligence.
Dr. Perry presents compelling arguments about the limitations of AI in conveying genuine human empathy and highlights the importance of personal connection and shared experiences.
The episode provides deep insights into the complexities of empathy and its critical role in addressing social conflicts and improving human relations.
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For more from Anat - https://perrylab.huji.ac.il/
Anat on X - https://x.com/anatperry
00:00 Introduction: Trust in AI vs. Humans
01:00 Empathy in Conflict Resolution
01:58 Meet Dr. Anat Perry
04:11 Dr. Perry's Journey into Empathy Research
06:02 Defining Empathy: Cognitive, Emotional, and Motivational
09:34 Empathy and Information Channels
18:06 Impact of Sleep on Empathy
24:17 Empathy in Conflict Zones
30:00 AI and Human Empathy: An Introduction
30:22 The Coco Experiment: AI as a Co-Pilot
32:11 Understanding Empathy from the Recipient's Perspective
32:48 The Cognitive, Emotional, and Motivational Aspects of Empathy
37:17 The Future of Social Interactions with AI
39:14 Ethical Considerations in AI Usage
46:13 The Importance of Human Connection
50:47 Enhancing Empathy: Techniques and Technologies
55:28 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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In this episode of Empathy Unbound, Andrew Phipps interviews Katie Antill, the CEO of Alzheimer's and Dementia Support Services (ADSS) in Kent.
Katie Antill is Chief Executive Officer at ADSS (Alzheimer's & Dementia Support Services) in Kent. She has worked in charities dedicated to people with dementia for over 13 years, after a commercial career in retail. She leads her team to support over 6,000 people a year who are affected by dementia in Kent and is a passionate advocate for the rights of people who need care and support.
ADSS is Kent's biggest independent charity dedicated to the support and care of people affected by dementia and it is their mission that too many people affected by dementia do not get the vital social care, support, and guidance they need. ADSS use their person-centred experience of dementia to define and implement social care services, that reduce the devastating impact the disease can have.
Katie is also a champion for the charity sector within Kent and works within the local health and care system to ensure the work that charities do is recognised for professionalism, dedication and true understanding of the people they help.
The discussion covers the increasing prevalence of dementia, projected to affect over a million people in the UK by 2030, primarily due to an aging population.
Katie shares her personal journey into working with dementia sufferers, the importance of tailored and person-centered care, and the challenges and emotional nuances faced by those diagnosed as well as their caregivers.
They emphasize the need for empathy, support systems, and better treatment and understanding practices both within families and the healthcare system. The conversation also explores the significant role of empathy in leadership and community-building, and looks into future ambitions for ADSS in reaching and supporting more dementia sufferers.
00:00 Dementia on the Rise: The Growing Challenge
01:18 Introduction to Empathy Unbound and Guest Katie Antill
03:35 Katie Antill's Journey to Dementia Support
09:09 The Importance of Empathy in Leadership
12:07 Understanding Dementia: Personal and Societal Perspectives
21:22 Living Better with Dementia: Strategies and Support
26:20 Collaborating with the NHS on Dementia Care
27:37 Challenges Faced by Dementia Patients in Hospitals
28:43 The Importance of Support Post-Diagnosis
29:15 The Debate on Dementia Drug Treatments
30:41 Personal Reflections and Experiences
32:09 Ambitions and Challenges of ADSS
34:04 The Competitive Arena of Charity Funding
35:12 Self-Care and Team Wellbeing
41:18 Creating Dementia-Friendly Workplaces
46:25 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
https://www.alz-dem.org/ take a look at the website mentioned in the podcast. The very first words in the title bar are "How we can help" and I think that sums up everything they do, it's all about helping and that's what people, families need while going through this.
I know Katie and the team would be happy for any support you could offer https://www.alz-dem.org/donate/
If you know someone with dementia or know of a family trying to come to terms with a different way of being don't step away from them, step toward them. People with dementia are the same, it's only the dementia that has changed them, not the person themselves. Show love, kindness, and compassion and be empathic - dementia is a diagnosis, it's what happens next that matters, it's what we all do next that matters.
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In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps engages in conversation with Chris Oxborrow, a seasoned psychotherapist and advocate for neurodivergent communities.
Chris discusses empathy as a skill that can and must be developed through practice and self-care. She delves into the nuances of self-empathy, the importance of recognizing privilege, and how societal constructs affect empathy.
Chris also highlights the role of nature in mental well-being and shares her lived experiences with neurodivergence and menopause.
This episode offers valuable insights into understanding and practicing empathy in both professional and personal contexts.
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Reach out to Chris - https://www.beyondcounselling.org/
If anyone would like to join the excellent free Neurodivergent Menopause community, you can request access here: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/17smybUfBa/status
00:00 Introduction to Empathy
00:34 Understanding Glimmers
01:07 Defining the Republic
01:32 Meet Chris: Advocate for Neurodivergence
03:01 Exploring Empathy in Therapy
06:28 Empathy vs. Compassion
10:05 Empathy in Politics and Society
19:41 Neurodivergence and Menopause
23:03 Challenges of Neurodivergence
25:34 Empathy in the Workplace
27:12 Understanding Mental Resilience and Fitness
29:08 The Evolution of Mental Health Recognition
30:46 Challenges in Mental Health Treatment
35:41 The Importance of Nature for Mental Wellbeing
42:25 The Role of Technology in Human Connection
45:37 Developing and Practicing Empathy
50:25 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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In this episode of Empathy Unbound, Andrew Phipps interviews Professor Stephanie Preston from the University of Michigan. They discuss the complex nature of empathy, its biological underpinnings, and its influence on altruistic behavior.
Professor Preston shares her interdisciplinary research background, which spans cognitive science, biological psychology, and behavioral neuroscience. She highlights how empathy can be both an intuitive and a learned behavior that profoundly impacts decision-making and social interactions.
The conversation also touches on empathy's role in environmental awareness and the interconnectedness between empathy, altruism, and actions to combat climate change. Professor Preston further emphasizes the importance of nurturing empathy and altruism to enhance community and individual well-being.
00:00 Introduction to Empathy
01:30 Guest Introduction: Professor Stephanie Preston
02:58 Stephanie's Academic Journey
07:06 Understanding Empathy
15:04 Empathy and Altruism
28:25 Empathy Across Species
42:24 Empathy in Politics and Society
47:53 Future Research and Conclusion
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In this insightful episode of 'Empathy Unbound, Embrace Your Superpower,' host Andrew Phipps interviews Dr. Nicole DeKay, a multidisciplinary data scientist and expert in industrial organizational psychology.
Dr. Nicole DeKay is the founder and principal consultant of Humanalysts, a consulting firm dedicated to helping small and medium-sized companies grow in ways that are safe and secure for employees, by using valid data and assessments.
Humanalysts provides digital support for businesses to build in ethical human and environmental practices in the early stages of workplace development. She has her PhD in Industrial Organizational Psychology where she specializes in psychometrics (the quantification of human emotions).
She is an advocate for employee rights and has been involved in work aimed at passing laws in the US that protect employees from psychological harm. After a career in aerospace marketing and sales analytics where she led the launch of a multi-billion-dollar new business development program, she went back to get her doctorate to study adversity and trauma in the workplace.
Since then she has worked as a management consultant and HR strategy analyst.
In her spare time, she takes care of her two young boys, runs a free pantry in Seattle, enjoys spending time with her husband, and spends most of her limited free time gardening.
The episode delves into Dr. DeKay's unique career journey, starting from her work in mental health to her experiences in corporate settings.
Diagnosed with PTSD triggered by workplace conditions, Dr. DeKay's story sheds light on the toxic dynamics often present in competitive work environments. The conversation explores the importance of empathy, the impact of organizational behavior on mental health, and the evolving nature of workplaces in the age of AI.
Dr. DeKay also shares her passion project focused on democratizing employee experience data to improve workplace wellness. This episode offers valuable perspectives on balancing profit, people, and planet within corporate strategies and emphasizes the critical role of empathy and soft skills in leadership.
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Exploring Toxic Workplaces and Industrial Organizational Psychology
01:16 Guest Introduction: Dr. Nicole Decay
02:21 Dr. Decay's Career Journey and Early Challenges
03:37 Transition to Industrial Organizational Psychology
04:03 Experiences at Boeing and Learning Corporate Behavior
07:00 Impact of Toxic Work Environments on Mental Health
09:01 Pursuing a PhD and the Influence of COVID
11:38 Defining Empathy and Its Importance in the Workplace
14:18 Understanding and Addressing Toxic Workplaces
16:16 The Role of Leadership and Environment in Workplace Behavior
19:50 Adversarial Politics and Its Impact on Workplace Culture
27:36 The Validity of Myers-Briggs
28:00 The Role of Managers
30:28 AI and the Future of Work
36:38 The Importance of Self-Care
43:57 The Future of Workplaces
46:26 The Unique Responsibility of Aerospace
50:29 Nicole's Next Steps
53:39 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode of Empathy Unbound, Andrew Phipps is joined by Rebecca Egger Alley, CEO and founder of NeuroInclusion Hub.
Rebecca shares her journey from undiagnosed autism to becoming an advocate for neurodivergent individuals. They discuss the importance of workplace accommodations, the diverse experiences within the autism spectrum, and Rebecca's personal struggles and triumphs.
The conversation highlights the need for empathy, awareness, and the reframing of workplace policies to unlock talent and productivity. Rebecca also talks about the role of empathy, self-care practices, and the challenges of living with multiple diagnoses.
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00:00 Introduction and Personal Background
00:20 Challenges and Triumphs in the Workplace
01:20 Meet Rebecca Egger Alley
01:53 Rebecca's Journey to Diagnosis
04:23 Empathy and Late Diagnosis
06:22 Navigating Life with Neurodivergence
09:48 The Role of Empathy in Rebecca's Life
14:15 Disclosing Diagnosis in the Workplace
18:40 Tools and Strategies for Daily Life
22:12 The Path to Diagnosis and Advocacy
25:45 The Media's Role in Neurodivergence Representation
26:48 Employment and Representation of Autistic Individuals
27:53 Challenges Faced by Profoundly Autistic Individuals
29:46 Personal Experiences and Career Development
33:18 The Importance of Empathy and Understanding
38:16 Workplace Accommodations and Leadership
42:58 Self-Care and Personal Well-being
45:13 Living with Autism: Personal Reflections
49:15 Concluding Thoughts and Gratitude
https://www.neuroinclusionhub.com/
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In this engaging episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps interviews Elise Talgorn, a multidisciplinary researcher, designer, PhdD in applied physics, scientist and artist.
Elise explores the complex intersections of anxiety in younger generations, the unparalleled power of storytelling in books, and the vital role of empathy in design and communication.
Sharing her unique journey from applied physics to emotional storytelling through art, Elise delves into system thinking, the significance of narrative transportation, and the impact of artificial intelligence on creativity.
She emphasizes the importance of authentic storytelling to foster emotional connections and drive social change.
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00:00 The Paradox of Modern Youth
00:28 The Power of Books and Mental Imagery
00:56 Emotional Connection Through Art
01:48 Introduction to Elise Talgorn
03:03 Elise's Multidisciplinary Journey
04:05 Balancing Science and Art
06:53 Challenges of Modern Education
14:10 The Concept of Empathy
25:09 The Challenge of Finishing Films and Books
25:55 Exploring System Thinking
28:02 The Power of Storytelling
28:51 Empathy and Diverse Perspectives
31:30 Behavior Change and Non-Human Characters
35:31 Optimism and the Green Bubble
40:14 Artificial Intelligence: Savior or Destroyer?
43:32 The Future of Technology and Personal Narratives
45:52 The Pursuit of Great Beauty
49:37 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Elise's website: https://www.elisetalgorn.com/
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In this episode of the Empathy Unbound podcast, host Andrew Phipps converses with Dr. Judith Orloff, MD, about her latest book, 'The Genius of Empathy.'
Judith Orloff MD is a psychiatrist and a NY Times bestselling author. Dr. Orloff's new book is "The Genius of Empathy" with a forward by His Holiness The Dalai Lama.
She passionately believes that empathy is the medicine the world needs. It is essential for good relationships and successful communication in business, home and the world. Dr. Orloff is on the UCLA Department of Psychiatry Clinical Faculty and has a private practice specializing in empathy and intuition via Zoom More information at www.drjudithorloff.com
Dr. Orloff discusses the concept of empathy, its various levels, and how it integrates with intuition and energy healing. She highlights the importance of self-empathy, managing empathy in professional settings, and offers insights into the challenges faced by empaths.
The episode delves into her personal journey, her methods for maintaining self-care, and the key principles from her book aimed at fostering empathy across different aspects of life.
00:00 Introduction to Empathy and Nature's Replenishment
00:38 Daily Life and Work Philosophy
01:20 Guest Introduction: Dr. Judith Orloff
03:09 Judith's Background and Empath Journey
07:10 The Role of Intuition in Psychiatry
10:14 Understanding Different Levels of Empathy
21:10 Self-Empathy and Healing
27:37 Empathy in Everyday Situations
30:24 The Healing Power of Nature
32:13 Empathy in Healthcare
34:31 Empathy in Business Leadership
38:01 Challenges of Empathy in a Divided Society
40:27 Understanding Empathy Deficient Disorders
44:22 Personal Reflections on Empathy
49:16 Future Projects and Final Thoughts
- The book, "The Genius Of Empathy": https://bit.ly/3U6uCRk
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/judith.orloff.md
- Website: https://drjudithorloff.com
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In this enlightening episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps engages in a conversation with Professor Jodi Halpern, MD, PhD.
Jodi Halpern MD, PhD, Chancellor’s Chair and Professor of Bioethics at UC Berkeley, is an international leader on empathy in healthcare and the ethics of innovative technologies including AI, gene editing and neurotechnology.
Halpern’s book, From Detached Concern to Empathy: Humanizing Medical Practice catalyzed a wave of change in medicine. Her book, Remaking the Self in the Wake of Illness (expected 2024) illuminates post-traumatic growth. Her newest project Engineering Empathy examines AI and therapeutic relationships. Halpern co-founded and co-directs the Kavli Center for Ethics, Science and the Public and the Berkeley Group on the Ethics and Regulation of Innovative Technologies.
Halpern advises NGOs, companies, and governments. She speaks in settings ranging from the Davos World Economic Forum to NPR to CBS News. Halpern received the Guggenheim 2022 Award in Medicine and Health.
The conversation delves into the crucial role of empathy in healthcare, especially for family caregivers and medical professionals grappling with burnout.
Professor Halpern emphasizes 'empathic curiosity' as a transformative approach for understanding patient and clinician experiences, offering insights from her groundbreaking research. The dialogue extends to the ethical implications of AI in healthcare, its potential benefits, and the importance of preserving human empathy in increasingly digital interactions.
Personal anecdotes, societal observations, and future book previews enrich this episode, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in the intersection of empathy, ethics, and technology.
00:00 Introduction to Empathy and Burnout
00:15 Empathic Curiosity: Exploring Patient and Clinician Worlds
00:43 Concerns About AI and Empathy
00:57 Meet Professor Jodi Halpern
02:21 Professor Halpern's Background and Early Influences
04:38 Defining Empathy and Its Importance in Healthcare
07:13 Challenges in Medical Practice and Burnout
10:52 The Story of Ms. G: A Case Study in Empathy
15:21 Empathic Curiosity in Medical Practice
16:53 Personal Reflections on Empathy and Burnout
19:48 Upcoming Book: Remaking the Self in the Wake of Illness
26:45 A Journey of Independence and Vulnerability
27:27 The Life-Changing Support Dog
28:42 Embracing Interdependence and Empathy
29:31 The Power of Empathy in Action
30:32 The Fascinating World of AI
32:17 AI's Role in Healthcare and Society
34:51 The Ethics and Risks of AI
35:50 Addressing the Loneliness Crisis with AI
37:03 The Need for Human Connection
41:55 Regulating AI for Ethical Use
47:35 Empathy in Politics and Society
49:54 Lessons from Social Reconciliation
54:05 The Superpower of Empathy
56:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Dr. Jodi Halpern Biography
https://www.jodihalpern.com/ Consultant, speaker and researcher on empathy and leadership, AI ethics and bioethics, and mental health.
Jodi's publications
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Navigating the Intersection of Stress, Workspaces, and Human Connection with Elizabeth Nelson
In this episode of 'Empathy Inbound,' host Andrew Phipps is joined by Elizabeth Nelson.
The author of The Healthy Office Revolution, Elizabeth C. Nelson is a researcher, writer, and keynote speaker. She stands on the review board for academic publications including Nature's Digital Medicine, Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR), and PLOS One.
Her PhD in biomedical engineering focuses on our complex relationship with technology and a better way of living and working. Her daring yet applicable research has been conducted with such companies as CBRE and GSK and helped design such buildings as the Booking.com Campus and Edge Olympic.
Her unconventional keynotes discuss everything from sex and drugs to happy hormones and designing spaces for each unique individual.
http://learnadaptbuild.com/keynote/Her interview series Real Rebellious Research invites other rebellious researchers to discuss their findings.
Elizabeth shares her insights on stress, the role of social media in our mental health, and the importance of designing workspaces that cater to diverse needs. They discuss the generational shift towards a more connected yet digitally-dependent society, the impact of stress on productivity and well-being, and the potential benefits of smart buildings.
They also touch on the challenges of balancing professional and personal life, especially for parents, and the importance of fostering empathy and understanding in the workplace.
00:00 The Power of Stress and Social Media
00:58 Introducing Elizabeth Nelson
02:03 Elizabeth's Journey and Research
03:27 Cultural Influences on Work-Life Balance
04:38 The Impact of Stress in Modern Workplaces
05:31 Founding the Smart Building Collective
10:30 Designing for Neurodiversity and Introverted Spaces
17:40 Empathy in Workspace Design
27:50 Understanding Neurodiversity in the Workplace
28:41 Creating Inclusive Work Environments
30:00 Flexible Work Schedules and Productivity
30:58 Balancing Work and Personal Life
31:58 Challenges of Remote Work Mandates
32:59 Supporting Women in the Workplace
38:55 The Importance of Community in Workspaces
44:13 The Role of Nature and Environment in Well-being
46:24 The Impact of Sleep on Productivity
52:04 Social Media vs. Real-Life Connections
57:20 Future Plans and Aspirations
59:34 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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Empathy and Cultural Nuances: An In-Depth Discussion with Dr. Paria Jami In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound, Embrace Your Superpower,'
Host Andrew Phipps engages in an enlightening conversation with Dr. Paria Jami, a research scientist at the University of Birmingham, Alabama.
Dr. Jami discusses the multidimensional aspects of empathy, emphasizing the affective and cognitive processes involved. The conversation delves into her journey from studying computer science to cognitive science, highlighting her interest in empathy and its cultural influences.
Dr. Jami shares her personal experiences with grief and how they fueled her research on psychological pain and empathic behavior. The episode explores various theories on the development of empathy over the lifespan, cultural impacts, and the significant differences between individualistic and collectivist societies.
Additionally, it touches upon the role of AI in empathy and the unique challenges and values brought by immigrants and biculturals.
This episode is a comprehensive exploration of empathy's complexity and its implications for human interaction and cultural sensitivity.
00:00 Introduction to Empathy 00:59
Meet Dr. Paria Jami
02:14 Journey from Computer Science to Empathy Research
05:30 Understanding Psychological Pain
07:29 Empathy and Grieving
15:41 Developmental Trajectory of Empathy
20:02 Cultural Influences on Empathy
34:12 The Challenge of Empathy in a Globalized World
34:43 The Impact of Media on Empathy
35:16 Motivation and Empathy 37:29 Innovative Ways to Foster Empathy
38:32 Desensitization and Empathy
40:40 Techniques to Enhance Empathy
47:33 Understanding Bicultural Empathy
52:56 Empathy in Historical Contexts
57:08 The Role of AI in Empathy
01:00:58 Future Research and Final Thoughts
Paria Yaghoubi Jami
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Understanding Emotions with Machine Learning: A Conversation with Hannes Demerling
In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps is joined by Hannes Demerling, a pre-doctoral fellow at the Center for Lifespan Psychology at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development.
The discussion delves into Hannes's work on using machine learning to recognize emotions from audio recordings, a field with significant potential applications in healthcare and AI development.
Hannes also shares personal insights into what shaped his interest in emotional research and elaborates on his current projects, including emotion recognition from video material and developing more nuanced emotional descriptions using advanced machine learning models.
The conversation highlights the growing intersection of AI and emotional intelligence, exploring both the challenges and opportunities in the field.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
01:00 Hannes' Background and Early Influences
03:35 Understanding Empathy in Machine Learning
04:53 Research Methodology and Findings
09:55 Practical Applications of Emotion-Recognizing AI
15:05 Future of Emotion-Recognizing AI
19:53 Current and Future Research Directions
37:30 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
More about Hannes and his research
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Exploring Vulnerability and Empathy in Education with Dr. Rachel Romero
In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps speaks with Dr. Rachel Romero, a sociologist and educator from Texas State University.
They discuss the challenges and importance of vulnerability, particularly in educational settings, and Romero's innovative teaching methods that foster empathy and self-awareness through autoethnography and arts-based approaches.
Drawing from her experiences and extensive academic background, Romero explains how her personal history and family influences shape her research and teaching philosophy. The conversation delves into the nuances of storytelling, the power of empathy, and the significance of creating safe environments for open dialogue.
00:00 The Challenge of Vulnerability
01:13 Introducing Dr. Rachel Romero 02:20 Exploring Autoethnography
03:16 Rachel's Personal Journey
05:33 The Power of Storytelling
06:23 Defining Key Concepts: Self-Awareness, Empathy, and Vulnerability
07:53 Student Reflections on Autoethnography
09:37 Vulnerability in the Classroom
15:18 The Role of Social Media in Storytelling
18:50 The Importance of Personal Stories
26:32 Art-Based Methods in Research and Teaching
31:07 Understanding the Power of Drama in Education
31:44 Exploring Empathy Through Unique Perspectives
34:13 Challenges in Discussing Sensitive Topics
36:58 The Importance of Empathy in Education
45:23 Innovative Teaching Methods for Large Classrooms
48:42 The Future of Empathy and Sustainability
52:12 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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