Thoughts For Your Thoughts

NOH #66 | "Civil War crutches."

Release Date: 02/01/2018

Description: The New Old Heads talked Jay-Z's interview with Van Jones and the backlash for his comments on Trump, discussions on empathy and compassion for sick individuals, Erykah Badu's showing of said empathy, compassion and Hitler comments, the Grammy results, State of the Union commentary, Dave Chappelle's Netflix specials, Civil War crutches, Denzel's feet in Glory and more.Support the Show.

Explicit: Yes

Compassionate Conversations: Why Empathy Matters in Addiction *S4E6*

Release Date: 03/20/2023

Description: Addiction is a complex issue that affects millions of people around the world, yet it's often met with judgment and shame. In this episode, we explore why it's crucial to approach addiction with empathy and understanding, both as individuals and as a society. We'll also discuss practical strategies for showing empathy to loved ones who are struggling with addiction, as well as tips for practicing self-compassion in our own lives. Whether you have personal experience with addiction or simply want to learn more about this important issue, this episode will offer valuable insights and inspiration for cultivating a more empathetic approach to addiction. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norastablepodcast/support

Explicit: Yes

Intimacy Liberation Army - S01E19 - How to Practice Compassion In Social Environments

Release Date: 01/09/2023

Description: Summary/Abstract Compassion is a key part of being attractive in a social environment. It involves understanding and empathizing with the feelings of others, and requires an empathetic view. Active listening is a key part of this, which involves taking the time to understand and relate to the emotions of the person you are speaking to. Compassionate people are seen as more attractive, as it fosters deeper bonds and a more caring atmosphere. Practicing compassion can involve starting with empathy, taking time to understand the emotions of the person you are speaking to, and being aware of your own emotions. It can also involve being aware of your body language, using appropriate language, and being patient and understanding. It can also involve being aware of your own needs, offering positive feedback, and being aware of the feelings of others. The speaker discussed the importance of being mindful of the person in front of you and being able to put yourself in the other person's shoes and feel what's going on with their intended audience. They spoke of the power of asking feeling type questions to better understand the other person's experience, and how this can build rapport quickly. They then shared an example of a conversation they had with a girl the night before, where she was talking about her problems with boys. The speaker was able to understand that the girl didn't actually want to cut herself off from them, but was instead using it as a strategy to handle past relationship trauma. By probing deeper, the speaker was able to explain why they had done so, which further strengthened the rapport between them. This conversation is about the importance of developing compassion in social situations. The first tip mentioned is to develop empathy, which involves understanding the emotional state of the person you are talking to. The second tip is to be an active listener; paying attention, repeating back what you hear, and showing that you are interested in the conversation. It is also important to make sure that the person you are talking to likes you, as well as the things that you are saying. The conversation also touches on the idea of storytelling and humor as tools to generate trust and rapport. Ultimately, by actively listening and showing empathy, one can create a more meaningful connection with the person they are talking to. In order to be more compassionate and attractive to others, it is important to practice active listening, pay attention to body language, and be generous with conversation. Active listening involves engaging with the other person and making sure that they feel heard, seen, and understood. Paying attention to body language can help to understand the other person's feelings and emotions. Being generous with the conversation means not expecting anything in return and not using it as a way to gain validation. Generosity in conversation can help build trust and rapport, which can lead to a more intimate connection. By showing compassion, understanding, and generosity in conversation, people will feel seen and heard, creating a deeper connection. Timestamps 0:00:00 Compassion in Social Environments: Tips for Practicing Empathy and Active Listening 0:02:41 Conversation on Building Rapport and Empathy 0:04:54 Conversation on Developing Empathy and Active Listening for Compassion 0:06:55 Active Listening: How to Show Compassion and Generosity in Conversation 0:12:09 Building Rapport Through Generosity and Compassion 0:14:44 "Building Rapport and Using Upbeat Language in Conversation" 0:16:05 Conversation on Showing Compassion and Establishing Gratitude 0:17:51 "The Benefits of Practicing Compassion in Social Interactions" 0:21:33 Topic: Creating Compassion in Group Scenarios 0:26:11 "Compassion in Social Environments: How to Lead with Empathy and Responsibility"

Explicit: Yes

Unplugged with D: Calling In Instead of Calling Out

Release Date: 08/13/2021

Authors: Danielle McCleerey, HypeU Media

Description: The next time we think about calling someone out for doing some thing that we may not agree with, instead, let’s try to call them in. Call them into conversation. Call them in to love, empathy, and compassion. Imagine how much different the world would be if as humans, we seat to understand, instead of being understood.

Explicit: Yes

Nakeash Speaks1

Release Date: 09/04/2020

Authors: Essence

Description: My opinions and thoughts about positivity,health,love ,marriage and relationships .However, mostly speaking on how we can show COMPASSION and EMPATHY to one another. If only we were to take a look at the world 🌎 through each other’s eyes. How different would everything be ? Tune in with me every Monday!! Tune in +Review +Share

Explicit: Yes

Nakeash Speaks1

Release Date: 11/05/2020

Authors: Essence

Description: My opinions and thoughts about positivity,health,love ,marriage and relationships .However, mostly speaking on how we can show COMPASSION and EMPATHY to one another. If only we were to take a look at the world 🌎 through each other’s eyes. How different would everything be ? Tune in with me every Monday!! Tune in +Review +Share

Explicit: Yes

The Project

Release Date: 04/01/2021

Authors: VidaProject

Description: This podcast is designed to inspire the elevation of Human Consciousness. Here, you will learn from a community of thinkers and leaders on how to elevate your consciousness to infuse more kindness, empathy, and compassion for yourself and the world.

Explicit: Yes

The World We Live In

Release Date: 04/28/2021

Authors: John Westfall

Description: "The World We Live In" podcast, hosted John Westfall, discusses the issues of our modern day society. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theworldweliveinbyjohn/support

Explicit: Yes

The World We Live In

Release Date: 09/24/2020

Authors: Stitchie Orji

Description: What happens in our lives everyday. All the time. A wild world of dog eat dog.For some people, the fight for authority.For others, the hunger for supremacy.All for no reason.The world we live in.

Explicit: Yes

Beyond Fitness Podcast

Release Date: 04/30/2021

Authors: Beyond Fitness Coaching

Description: A middle ground view on the world of fitness neither diet culture nor anti diet.As coaches who practice compassion and empathy we look to educate and entertain our listeners on all things health, fitness & nutrition.We’ll have guests on to discuss their own fitness journeys and delve into their areas of expertise.

Explicit: Yes

This Human Experience with Allie Nunzi

Release Date: 04/27/2021

Authors: Allie Nunzi

Description: This Human Experience Podcast is a tender-hearted conversation with spiritual leaders and community innovators from around the world about understanding what shapes and drives people's way of being in the world everyday by diving deep into their human experience — their behaviors, interactions, routines, rituals, beliefs and perspectives. We believe once we understand people’s human experience, empathy is created and true listening begins to happen. Through empathy and listening, tolerance is replaced with compassion, acceptance and the understanding that everything belongs. Our mission is to provide you with stories, insights, perspective and the framework to help us create a better, more compassionate world where each human experience is celebrated. Season 2 coming soon!

Explicit: Yes

Building Men

Release Date: 08/21/2020

Authors: Dennis Morolda, Building Men

Description: The Building Men Podcast aims at creating a better society by helping men becoming the best version of themselves. Character, integrity, strength, compassion and empathy - through community, comedy and tough conversations.

Explicit: Yes

The Unfolding: Presented by The Loveland Foundation

Release Date: 09/27/2021

Authors: The Loveland Foundation

Description: A network of conversations grounded in identifying abundance in us all. At the heart of these dialogues, two people are meeting, in a distilled moment, and process, with gratitude. Showing up for the journey to receive and give— showing up for reciprocity— knowledge that we do not always emphasize in Western cultures but need to in order to fully divulge and embrace the complicated nature of self. It is in these rituals of nourishing the spirit that we can also prioritize community, compassion, and responsibility. The Unfolding is a gift to embrace wholeness, together.

Explicit: Yes

The Professional Empathy Podcast with Leanne Butterworth

Release Date: 09/24/2020

Authors: Leanne Butterworth

Description: Welcome to The Professional Empathy Podcast with Leanne Butterworth, your guide to unlocking success in relationships, business, and mental well-being through the transformative power of healthy empathy. Join us as we challenge the status quo, proving that empathy is the key to thriving at work.  We explore the transformative power of healthy empathy in a range of professions like politics, engineering and sex work and the impact of the human experience at work like menstruation, menopause and neurodiversity.In each episode, we dive into why healthy empathy, active listening, and self-care are not just buzzwords but essential tools for unprecedented success in both business and communities. Tune in at www.empathypodcast.com and redefine your approach to human connection at www.empathyfirst.com.au. It's time to revolutionise your world with the power of healthy empathy!Please feel free to connect with Leanne on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/leannebutterworth or buy her a coffee

Explicit: Yes

Quality Assurance

Release Date: 09/11/2020

Authors: Quality Assurance

Description: An average joe podcast about the world we live in, and the lives we live.

Explicit: Yes

Some World We Live In

Release Date: 01/31/2021

Authors: Cory Thomas and Grace DeNardo

Description: Sometimes you just need to laugh at how crazy the world is. Grab a glass of wine with these two best friends and dive head-first into some of the world’s craziest true crimes, conspiracy theories, and urban legends.

Explicit: Yes