
Lee Chalmers
Exploring our relationship with spirituality in organisational life with Lee Chalmers.
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How can our organisations be places of deep humanity and connection? How can we flourish together while at work? Each week, a new conversation explores LOVE and the role it could and arguably should play in our working worlds.

Exploring our relationship with spirituality in organisational life with Lee Chalmers.

How love is part of creating an ‘ethic of care’, and how we might introduce love into coaching.

How forgiveness and letting go of resentment is the key to moving forward with confidence and trust in the world.

A deep and rich conversation with Christopher Miller, who is increasingly putting love front-and-centre in his global coaching and leadership development practice.

In this conversation Letesia Gibson founder of New Ways, discusses how belonging, inclusion and possibility are forms of love; why we need to dial up love in the face of politics that sow hatred, fear and division; how the bridges between us might be short and not as long as we imagine; and what each of us might do in order to be one tiny dab of mortar in a much larger wall of support for others. Learn more about Letisha: Minds Under Seige: Naomi Klein, Gabor Mate bell hooks: All About Love Othering & Belonging Institute Valarie Kaur: See No Stranger . Not one we mentioned but one that's a great read when it comes to finding way to connect with people who have hurt us/hate us.

In this solo episode, I explore how expansion - both up and down – is a form of love, with practices for expanding our hearts capacity for love.

Talking with Robin Shohet about being pre-loved, choosing the lens we look through, as well as football and Tesco shopping trolleys.

Exploring how grief and love are sisters with Emily Bazalgette, plus why tending to our grief really matters.

A second solo episode, this time exploring the blocks to love in organisations, and what makes love at work such a tricky and sometimes problematic thing.

Hoin Helena Clayton for her first solo podcast, where she talks about the following topic: What do we mean by love (many things…) and what’s changed between 2017 and now.
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