Good Nonsense
Good Nonsense
Podcast Description
Good Nonsense is a no-BS show hosted by nonprofit veteran Evan Wildstein and nonprofit cheerleader/superfan Tasha Van Vlack. Part candid conversation, part reality check, and part therapy session. It’s for all of YOU in and around nonprofits.
No fluff. No jargon. Just real talk with smart people who care.
Welcome to Good Nonsense. An honest show about life in the social sector.
Know someone we should have on the show? Email us at hello@goodnonsense.org!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast highlights themes such as leadership challenges in nonprofits, professional development shortcomings, and innovative partnerships. For example, the inaugural episode features Melinda English discussing the need for nonprofits to source ideas from outside their traditional frameworks and how outdated mindsets can hinder growth and retention.
Good Nonsense is a no-BS show hosted by nonprofit veteran Evan Wildstein and nonprofit cheerleader/superfan Tasha Van Vlack. Part candid conversation, part reality check, and part therapy session. It’s for all of YOU in and around nonprofits.
No fluff. No jargon. Just real talk with smart people who care.
Welcome to Good Nonsense. An honest show about life in the social sector.
Know someone we should have on the show? Email us at hello@goodnonsense.org!
On this episode, Tasha and Evan give a happy, little recap of the soulful, practical, and often hilarious conversations they had during Season One. The trip down memory lane went a bit further, with a long-overdue introduction to their own nonprofit journeys.
Along the way we dive into the big themes from Season One —
- The big notion that nonprofiteers are humans first
- Progress takes time—not everything is a radical overhaul
- Practical, low-cost ideas for making nonprofit workplaces healthier
- Change is hard and uncomfortable, and tension is necessary for growth
- Great orgs and great bosses do exist, even if they’re not always easy to find
- Honest, heartfelt conversations with lesser-known (but impactful) nonprofit pros
As always, it was practical, honest, and there was definitely good nonsense along the way. If you know a nonprofiteer we should invite on the show, let us know at hello@goodnonsense.org!
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