Episodes

Angela Heyroth of Talent Lifecycle Designs joins us this week for an exploration into how both companies and people win when we go beyond the traditional structure of full time work. Talent on your own terms is what the GIG economy provides for companies so that both employees and employers benefit from its flexibility. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

Founder of Ohos, Inc. Dave Needham joins the podcast this week. Dave shares some great experiences around performance reviews and performance management and what drove him to create Ohos to combat the draining experience of performance management too often seen in the workplace. Episode Notes can be found at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we explore one of the stronger and often more implicit value judgments we make against ourselves and others: what is "real" work and what is not? How do you determine what is valuable effort and what makes it worthwhile? And, who decides what counts as "real" work and what does not? Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we are joined by Shanté Lamping to discuss the power of the mind as a tool for self-improvement. Shanté works as a personal trainer to help people reach fitness goals, but knows the only way to get there is to work with your mind as well as your body, and she shared her experiences helping clients get out of their own way and access their deeper potential by skipping buzzwords and obligatory self guilting so they can connect with themselves. Episode notes can be found at uncoverthehuma...

Starting off 2021 with a bang, this week we are talking to Career, Executive, Life and Mental health coach Laurie McElroy about Playing Big and what it means to access the parts of us we feel are most authentic. Great listen for anyone looking to make the most out of the New Year or turn over a new, bold leaf in life. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

For the last episode of 2020, we are reflecting on the journey that lead us here, similarities to anyone's journey in finding work they love, and glimpses into what is coming next for Uncover the Human and Siamo. We'd like to thank all our listeners, friends, family, colleagues, clients, and connections who have supported our journey this year, and even before 2020. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we have the pleasure of talking to professional career transition and Energy Leadership™ coach, Lauren Grau! We cover the details of the Energy Leadership Index™ (ELI) assessment, how we can discover and influence our own thoughts to connect with ourselves and others, plus some great tips on self-coaching. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we take on our favorite subject: values. Values can be incredible guideposts for living a more fulfilled and authentic life, and in this episode we delve into the mystery behind them. What are they? How do we find them? What happens when we live by them or find ourselves entirely out of alignment, and how do we get back on track? Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week, we are joined by our first guest, Marty Nocchi! Marty has focused much of his life’s work on human dignity, a pursuit that led him into and years later back out of the catholic ministry. He shares his story and thoughts on how institutions drift from their mission to protect themselves, plus a few tips for staying focused on the mission as organizations grow. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we explore what it means to truly listen, how improving our listening skills improves our lives at work and home. Listening is a key skill when it comes to trying to have successful leadership, successful change projects, and just successful relationships. In general, it's one of the most important skills we can have. Episode notes can be found at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we explore shame, from the tiny actions that can cause it, to the large ripples it can have for ourselves and our workplaces. Plus, we explore antidotes to shame and how to use curiosity and empathy to recover and strengthen connections after shame. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we have an easy conversation about hard conversations. How to have hard conversations rather than avoiding them, and what do we stand to gain when we do? Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we discuss Legacy in the abstract and the concrete. We focus on what we leave behind when our physical presence is no longer in a room and how we build the legacy by which we want to be remembered. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week we explore fear, how it can hold us back, hint at where we want to be, and the ways it can operate within teams in the workplace. Fear can motivate us or drain us. What ingredients help us face fear and do it anyway and use it to our advantage? Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

This week co-hosts Alex Cullimore and Cristina Amigoni dive into Belonging, how it ties to authenticity as a basic human need that greatly shapes how we show up, how we feel about ourselves, and what we can accomplish as individuals and groups in the workplace and communities. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

The first Uncover the Human! Co-hosts Alex Cullimore and Cristina Amigoni discuss the central theme of the podcast: Authenticity. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com

Uncover the Human is an exploration of authenticity at work, home, and life. Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of living a more authentic, human life with co-hosts Alex Cullimore and Cristina Amigoni plus guests. Episode Notes can be found here at uncoverthehuman.wearesiamo.com