Best Todd Mclaughlin Podcasts (2024)

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067 - Breaking Free from the Mask: How Acting Shaped My Journey to Purpose 44:09

3h ago44:09

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In this enlightening episode of Permission to Flow, join Jessica Hwang as she dives deep into the transformative experience of embracing vulnerability through an unexpected avenue—acting. Transitioning from corporate finance to a career centered on creativity and personal growth, Jessica shares how attending an acting workshop revealed her emotiona…

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Simon Critchley: Mysticism & Humanity 1:28:44

1h ago1:28:44

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In this episode, I got to talk with Simon Critchley about his new book Mysticism. We delve into Critchley's journey towards exploring mysticism, his reflections on modernity, and his discussions on key figures like William James, Julian of Norwich, and Meister Eckhart. We also discuss the importance of reading and understanding mystical texts, the …

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How Exhausted Leaders Limit Business Growth with Chad Kessler and Melissa Carson 31:58

6h ago31:58

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When leaders neglect their endurance, it’s not just their work that suffers—everything around them does. Including their ability to scale up. In this episode Chad Kessler chats with endurance leadership specialist Melissa Carson to explore how leaders can manage their energy to avoid burnout, build resilient teams, and keep their organizations thri…

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Interdependence with Bob Carrothers 18:33

11h ago18:33

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Interdependence is universal collaborative value that grows and develops from a sense of community and the spirit of team support. "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Albert Einstein With 29 years of experience, Bob Carrothers facilitates peer-to-peer boards of CEOs and executive…

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Mandi Gardner - The Intersection of Yoga and Mental Health: Healing Childhood Trauma 1:00:12

2h ago1:00:12

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Send us a text Mandi Gardner is a dedicated yoga teacher and founder of Holistic Evolution Shala. Mandi's journey into yoga began in her early 20s, and she has since delved deep into practices such as Bikram and Ashtanga yoga. Residing in Utah, she currently teaches Vinyasa and Ashtanga yoga and is passionate about making yoga more accessible. Alon…

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Eleanor McLaughlin: Bonhoeffer's Unconscious Christianity: Engaging with a World Come of Age 1:26:59

15h ago1:26:59

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In this episode, I talk with Dr. Eleanor McLaughlin, author of Unconscious Christianity and Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Late Theology. We discuss Bonhoeffer's influence on modern theology, the concept of unconscious Christianity, Bonhoeffer's changing views, and the relevance of his work today. Eleanor shares her journey into Bonhoeffer studies, the chal…

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Andrew Root: Life Together in Turmoil & Bonhoeffer's Experiment in Community 1:17:32

12h ago1:17:32

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In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Andrew Root. We discuss Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his time in the experimental underground seminary at Finkenwalde. This community became a site for him to enact his broader theological and ethical intuitions in community. We unpack the significance of Bonhoeffer's relational theology, the establishment of illegal …

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Felicia Robinson - Inside Connected Warriors: Transforming Military Lives with Yoga 58:36

7d ago58:36

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Send us a text Felicia Robinson is a passionate advocate for military families and veterans, serving as a key figure in the nonprofit organization Connected Warriors. With a rich background rooted in military culture—she grew up in an Air Force family and is married to an active duty member—Robinson channels her personal experiences into her profes…

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066 - Creativity, Collaboration, Chaos: A Real Conversation with my Editor, Travis Carr 1:47:50

3h ago1:47:50

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In today's episode, join host Jessica Hwang and editor Travis Carr in an exciting, unscripted deep dive as they celebrate the completion of their new podcast studio and reflect on Jessica's incredible journey of transformation. Jessica shares the joy of seeing her vision for the studio come to life—a dream realized despite numerous obstacles and de…

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Joshua Mauldin: Barth, Bonhoeffer, and Crisis of Modernity 47:10

13d ago47:10

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In this episode, I am joined by theologian, ethicist, and Associate Director of the Center of Theological Inquiry at Princeton, Dr. Joshua Mauldin. We delve into Joshua's recent work examining Karl Barth and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, not just as theologians but as critics of modernity. The conversation covers how these figures reflected on the crises of…

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The Interlocking Crises of Religion & Democracy: Garry Dorrien, Diana Butler Bass, & Robert C. Jones 1:18:02

8d ago1:18:02

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In this episode, we bring you a deep and reflective conversation from Theology Beer Camp focusing on the interlocking crises of democracy and religion in America. The panel took place on the Theology Nerd stage and was moderated by previous podcast guest, Aaron Stauffer from Wendland-Cook Program in Religion & Justice at Vanderbilt University and f…

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Pause with Ali 17:20

14d ago17:20

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A Pause is a temporary stop in action or speech. The power of the pause may be the best strategy to have more thoughtful and impactful interactions. It's often counterintuitive (or uncomfortable), yet an essential leadership communication skill. “The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a rightly timed pause.” Mark Twai…

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Jayson Barniske ~ Revealing Secrets Of Ancient Healing For The Modern World 1:10:45

14d ago1:10:45

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Send us a text Jayson Barniske is a seasoned yoga instructor and entrepreneur based in Tulum, Mexico. With nearly two decades of yoga practice, he specializes in Ashtanga yoga and is known for his deep commitment to spiritual development and community building. Jayson is the co-owner of an upcoming yoga studio in Tulum, complete with a vegan restau…

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Todd Komarnicki: Director of the Bonhoeffer Film 1:25:28

2h ago1:25:28

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In this episode, I am joined by writer and director Todd Komarnicki to discuss his upcoming movie, Bonhoeffer. Komarnicki discusses the grueling yet rewarding process of adapting the complicated and meaningful life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer to the big screen. We delve into Todd's relationship with Bonhoeffer and how Dietrich's story, faith, and histor…

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065 - Commit to Create: Lessons Learned While Building the Podcast Studio 26:36

7d ago26:36

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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Permission to Flow podcast! In this special installment, host Jessica Hwang welcomes listeners to the brand-new studio, marking a significant milestone in the show's journey. The episode delves into the importance of living in the present moment, drawing inspiration from spiritual practices and transforma…

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Preston Hill: Psychological Trauma & Theology 1:27:26

3d ago1:27:26

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In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Preston Hill and Sarey Concepcion for a conversation about psychological trauma and theology. Preston's academic work focuses on trauma theology, aiming to help people of faith understand and address trauma through a science-informed approach. The conversation delves into the importance of balancing the seriousne…

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Streamlining Operations For Explosive Growth with Yong Kim and Erica Quigley 33:27

3d ago33:27

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You'll never scale up...if your operations aren't in order. If you feel like your growth is two steps forward, then one step back, this episode is for you. Today Yong Kim sits down with Erica Quigley, CEO of Poka-Yoke Solutions and a business operations expert, to explore what it takes to streamline your business operations so you can scale up. Eri…

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A Philosopher & Ethicist Process This Election 1:49:58

6d ago1:49:58

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Philosopher Dr. Aaron Simmons & ethicist Dr. Kevin Carnahan join me for a powerful and enlightening conversation. These two friends and scholars attempt to process the recent election results through the lens of philosophy, theology, and ethics. Addressing complex societal anxieties, they helped me delve into themes of burnout, cross-tribal dialogu…

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Greg Nardi - Yoga for Change: Breaking Down Barriers 1:02:33

21d ago1:02:33

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Send us a text Greg Nardi is a dedicated yoga professional with over 25 years of experience. He is now a Certified Yoga Therapist and serves as a pivotal figure at Yoga for Change, a nonprofit dedicated to providing trauma-informed yoga to underserved communities such as veterans, incarcerated individuals, and youth. Greg Nardi’s journey in the yog…

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David Congdon: Who Is a True Christian?: Contesting Religious Identity in American Culture 1:43:24

10d ago1:43:24

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In this thought-provoking episode, I am joined by Dr. David Congdon to discuss his new book tackling the complex question of what defines a true Christian. The conversation delves into the historical and theological nuances of defining Christianity through various lenses such as doctrine, culture, and politics. Congdon critiques modern and orthodox…

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Driving Profit by Turning Silos Into Synergies with John Reed, Rich McLaughlin and Martin Cunningham 30:55

10d ago30:55

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How can breaking down silos between sales, operations, and finance drive profits and scale your business? In this episode of Scaling Up, host John Reed, a Fractional Chief Revenue Officer, is joined by Rich McLaughlin, an EOS Implementor, and Martin Cunningham, a Fractional CFO, to explore the transformative power of cross-department collaboration.…

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Pause with Helen Young-McLaughlin 23:21

11d ago23:21

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A Pause is a temporary stop in action or speech. The power of the pause may be the best strategy to have more thoughtful and impactful interactions. It's often counterintuitive (or uncomfortable), yet an essential leadership communication skill. "Sometimes the bravest and most important thing you can do is just stop and breathe." Brene Brown Helen …

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Atsuro Chiba - Ashtanga Yoga Adventures: Surfing, Spirituality, and Life Lessons 1:07:40

28d ago1:07:40

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Send us a text Atsuro Chiba is a dedicated Ashtanga yoga practitioner and teacher known for his advanced practice and detailed understanding of yoga's subtleties. Originally from Kanagawa, Japan, Atsuro moved to the United States around the age of 20. With over two decades of yoga experience, he honed his skills under the guidance of acclaimed teac…

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Paul Capetz: Protestantism’s Radical Insight from Luther to Bultmann 1:25:41

15d ago1:25:41

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In this episode, Tripp sits down with returning guest Paul Capetz, a historical theologian and Methodist minister, to discuss his new compelling book on the Reformation's relationship to scripture. They delve into the evolution and the different trajectories of scriptural interpretation from Martin Luther and John Calvin, through modern theologians…

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064 - Courageous Conversations: How to Discuss Career Shifts with Parents (Without Losing Yourself) 31:18

21d ago31:18

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In this heartfelt episode of Permission to Flow, host Jessica Hwang delves into the intricate dynamics of having difficult conversations with parents—particularly around the topic of career changes. Drawing from her own journey of leaving a corporate finance job to pursue coaching and podcasting, Jessica provides invaluable insights on how to navig…

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Gustavo Gutiérrez Remembered 1:22:41

1M ago1:22:41

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So many of us have been challenged and shaped by the witness and work of Gustavo Gutiérrez, the Father of Liberation Theology. Few theologians have shaped theology in the 20th century and beyond as much as Gutiérrez, so I asked my friend Dr. Joerg Rieger to join me in reflecting on his life. Joerg is not just a fellow scholar of liberation but was …

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Pat Sperry ~ Scaling New Heights: Spiritual Pilgrimages with Peace Love Flourish 1:11:35

1M ago1:11:35

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Send us a text Pat Sperry is a seasoned yoga instructor deeply rooted in the lineage of Iyengar Yoga, holding a notable certification that underscores his dedication to rigorous practice and teaching. Based in Mount Helix, San Diego, he is not only a practitioner but also a facilitator of enriching experiences. Pat is the founder of Flourish, a com…

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063 - Facing the Uncomfortable: Your Guide to Growth and Resilience 33:38

1M ago33:38

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In this episode of Permission to Flow, host Jessica Hwang delves into the art of becoming "Comfortable Being Uncomfortable." Jessica emphasizes the vital role of self-awareness and emotional management in navigating discomfort. Inspired by the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius and a powerful quote from George Adair, Jessica presents a roadmap for embracing…

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Kester Brewin: Artificial Intelligence Wrap Up 56:25

1M ago56:25

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In this episode, I am joined by Kester Brewin, my partner, for the first Process This series on Artificial Intelligence. Here we wrap-up our series of interviews as we delve into the multifaceted impact of artificial intelligence on theology, ethics, law, and society. Reflecting on our conversations with interdisciplinary experts, we focus on the p…

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Jennifer Kenney-Smith ~ Redefining Success: From High Performance to Spiritual Fulfillment 1:09:31

2M ago1:09:31

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Send us a text Jennifer Kenney-Smith is a seasoned yoga instructor and Ayurveda practitioner with a rich background in corporate management and business success. Having made a transformative journey from a high-pressure corporate career to a more spiritually aligned lifestyle, Jennifer harnesses her personal and professional experiences to guide ot…

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062 - Make the Impossible Possible: A Mindset Shift for Career Transitions 26:05

1M ago26:05

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In today’s episode of Permission to Flow, host and career transition coach Jessica Hwang dives deep into our relationship with the word "hard" and how it can hold us back from making essential life changes. Jessica opens up about her personal journey, sharing stories about how a simple shift in mindset helped her overcome the belief that something …

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Logan Isaac: Finding Community for Veterans 1:11:45

2M ago1:11:45

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On this episode, I am joined by Logan Isaac, a veteran, theologian, and ethicist, to discuss the intricate relationship between the church and veterans. This conversation delves into the trauma and moral harm veterans bring into faith communities, the stereotypes faced by soldiers, and the responsibility of the church in addressing these issues. Lo…

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Nazi Idolatry & the German Church Struggle 56:04

2M ago56:04

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This episode of The Rise of Bonhoeffer explores Dietrich Bonhoeffer's experiences after returning to Germany. Transformed by his time in New York City, he visits the theologian who first awakened the conscience of the German church to the rising totalitarian idolatry - Karl Barth. The episode tracks his burgeoning role in the German church struggle…

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CRO Summit: Overcoming Common Roadblocks To Scaling 40:51

1M ago40:51

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Your journey to scaling up is unique, but the challenges you face are not. That's why today's episode is so impacting. We've gathered four Fractional Chief Revenue Officers to reveal the common roadblocks every business faces on the path to growth—and, more importantly, how to overcome them. Whether you're struggling with sales strategies, team dyn…

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Behavioral Change with Ali and Sandie Dodson 18:58

1M ago18:58

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Behavioral Change refers to the process of modifying an individual's actions, attitudes, and habits to improve their performance, productivity, and overall well- being in the workplace. “Thy Will Be Done.” Embodying Change: A Whole System Approach Favorite snack is pickles with Tillamook cheddar cheese Music-"Homesick" Copyright 2018. Written by Sh…

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Rachel Adams: AI in Relationship to Humanity 46:13

2M ago46:13

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I am thrilled about this episode in the ongoing Process This series on Artificial Intelligence. In this episode, my series co-host and author of God-Like: A 500-Year History of Artificial Intelligence in Myths, Machines, Monsters, Kester Brewin, is joined by Rachel Adams, the founder and CEO of the Global Center on AI Governance. They discuss her w…

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