unspoken

Warm Welcome: Kim kicks off the episode with her signature warm welcome, inviting listeners to join the exploration of unspoken aspects of life and the clarification of misunderstandings.

Special Guest Genein: The banter begins with the introduction of Geneine, the special guest for the day. Geneine shares her excitement about the upcoming year, setting the tone for a lively conversation.

Holiday Travels: Geneine talks about her recent holiday travels to Arizona, reflecting on the joys of being with family and the quick trip from Phoenix to her mom's house in LA County.

Legacy and Blankets: The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as Geneine discusses the legacy of her aging parents and the meaningful gifts her mother gave during the holidays—blankets with empowering messages.

Parenting Reflections: Both hosts share personal stories about parenting, the challenges of letting go, and the importance of resilience. They explore the bittersweet moments of watching children grow and become independent.

Ups and Downs of Life: Kim introduces the idea that life's great stories are not about perfection but about the ups and downs that make the journey memorable. The Varsity Blues scandal becomes a point of discussion, emphasizing the value of facing rejection and challenges.

Childhood Resilience: Geneine shares stories of childhood resilience and the importance of letting children navigate challenges on their own. The hosts discuss the experiential nature of learning and the potential consequences of sheltering children from life's experiences.

Creative Thinking and Arts: The conversation shifts to the importance of creative thinking, incorporating arts into education, and the need for a more holistic approach to STEM. Janine shares her program, "smart" (science, art, research, and technology), highlighting the creative and research aspects of engineering and technology.

Interview Teaser: The hosts tease a future podcast interview where Geneine will share more about the intersection of engineering and art.

Wisdom and Perspective Shifting: The banter wraps up with a discussion on the wisdom of the elderly, the importance of perspective shifting, and the sad reality of modern education suppressing creativity and curiosity.

Closing Thoughts: Kim expresses gratitude to Geneine, recognizing her as a gem and promising another chat in the future. The episode concludes with the reminder that these sound bits may shift perspectives until next time.

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Bringing stories through the art of make up, Magely Martinez joins the podcast today.

Magely is a  makeup and hair artist who delivers the team's vision through creativity and communication. Here on this podcast, she shares how she got inspired to be in the makeup business, shares the importance, as well as behind the scenes of "Unspoken". A short film where she was credited as the makeup designer.

To see more of here work and get in contact with Magely, visit her website:
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In this episode, we had the pleasure of being hosted by York theatre Royal as part of their Takeover 2022 festival. We're joined by a live audience as we discuss 'the unspoken rules of living.'
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This podcast contains themes of mental health 

Men are bad about this. Really everyone, male or female has thoughts going on in their head, much of which isn't said. Sometimes they are words of encouragement, kind curiosity, and love.

These caring thoughts just need to come out. It doesn’t have to be a big speech but just a comment to bring them into the light. 

Things often go unspoken because we fear if they are spoken, they will grow and take over. We may avoid saying something because it could make someone cry. 

When you speak up with care and compassion, the results can be much better than keeping those thoughts to yourself. 

Most of the time a tender or important feeling is brought up, the people who share it feel closer to each other afterward. It is a moment of connection. 

Holding it in, the opposite of speaking up, is a way to keep distance. It keeps distance from the emotions, protects the person from “losing it” and it keeps distance between people. No closeness can develop between people who protect themselves. 

Go On and Say It!

Welcome to the Turntable Round Table!

Here’s what the crew were into this past week.  Give ‘em a listen and see what you think!

*Note: All apologies to Juan and the listeners for the background noise during his commentary.  We’ll be sure to mute our mic when snacking in the future ;)

Mark’s Pick

Dusty Springfield – “No Easy Way Down” from Dusty In Memphis (1969)

Juan’s Pick*

The Microphones – "Solar System" from Mount Eerie (2003)

Don’s Pick

The Beta Band – “Inner Meet Me” from The Three E.P.’s (1998)

Kevin’s Pick

The Dead Daisies – “Unspoken” from Holy Ground (2020)

Tom’s Pick 

Dogs of Peace – “One Flight Away” from Heel (2016)

Craig’s Pick

Robert Ellis – “Passive Aggressive” from Texas Piano Man (2019)

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What are the unspoken rules of Corporate? 

In this short 7 min clip, Liz Letsoalo, my recent guest on my podcast, tackles the political web of corporate. 

-          She touches on how some people get the benefit of the doubt

-          A new term I heard, called likability and how is this measured 

-          The important of exposure 

-          And how corporate functions are not inclusive enough 

I hope you enjoy this clip and please let me know if you have any experience of the above or have a nugget to add. 

We are not trying to spread the negative side of corporate as there are many positives, we are trying to create a platform where we can discuss our experiences. 

Listen to the full podcast episode now live on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud and Youtube. 

Stay Legendary. 

Miles Adcox is the CEO of Onsite, a worldwide leader in helping people live emotionally healthy lives. In this episode, Mike and Miles discuss the power of experiential therapy, the misconceptions of trauma and why giving advice is rarely helpful.