The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable
The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable
Podcast Description
Hosted by Dr. James PogueThe RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable asks the hard questions about today's most interesting, awkward and necessary topics. We host business leaders from across industries, people with unique skill sets and experiences, that have given them an intriguing perspective on our world. We also dig into the everyday challenges that are too common for too many. This podcast gives you a way to see you are not alone, that others are navigating the waters you are in, and that there is a path through it all. This path although sometimes hard to find is there and we can find it as long as we are willing to be The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as leadership, inclusivity, personal growth, and community empowerment. For instance, episodes discuss active leadership principles with insights on fostering diversity, addressing cultural differences, and embracing authentic relationships. Key examples include discussions with business leaders like Paul Carolan and Tarji Carter on creating pathways for underrepresented communities.
Hosted by Dr. James Pogue
The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable asks the hard questions about today’s most interesting, awkward and necessary topics. We host business leaders from across industries, people with unique skill sets and experiences, that have given them an intriguing perspective on our world.
We also dig into the everyday challenges that are too common for too many. This podcast gives you a way to see you are not alone, that others are navigating the waters you are in, and that there is a path through it all. This path although sometimes hard to find is there and we can find it as long as we are willing to be The RIGHT Kind of Uncomfortable.
What do you do when your next big conference lands in a city that clashes with your values? In this episode of The Right Kind of Uncomfortable, Dr. James Pogue sits down with Dr. Elena Gersman, co-founder of Social Offset, to unpack a practical alternative to staying home.
They explore why in-person connection matters for business, how boycotts can unintentionally hurt local communities, and how Social Offset lets leaders and attendees invest in local change while showing up for the conversations that drive big ideas forward.
If you’re navigating hard choices about where you gather and how you lead, this episode will get you thinking about what it really means to leave a place better than you found it.
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