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Eltern-Gedöns – ein Podcast von Christopher End über Wut, Beziehung und ElternseinWenn Halt wackelt: Zwischen Wut, Loyalität & dem Wunsch nach Sicherheit | Sandy Meyer
Was gibt Kindern Halt, wenn innere und äußere Sicherheiten wackeln?
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In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Sandy Meyer über Trennung, Patchwork und die Frage,
wie Kinder Halt behalten können, wenn Sicherhei...
2026-02-1042 min
History's A DisasterThe Murder of Christopher MeyerSend a textThe Tragic Murder of Christopher MeyerIn this episode, Andrew delves into the harrowing 1995 case of 10-year-old Christopher Meyer, who disappeared while fishing in Aroma Park, Illinois. The investigation quickly led to the arrest of convicted child killer Timothy Buss, a man with a disturbingly violent past. The episode provides a detailed timeline of events, from Christopher's disappearance and the subsequent search efforts, to the arrest and conviction of Timothy Buss. The narrative also unveils Bus's earlier crimes, including the horrific murder of Tara Sue Hoffman in 1981, and discusses how the community...
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you.talkyou.talk #54 | „Man muss gar nicht zum Mond fliegen, oft liegt die Innovation direkt vor der Haustür” (Christopher Meyer-Mölleringhof)„Man muss gar nicht zum Mond fliegen, oft liegt die Innovation direkt vor der Haustür”In der 54. Folge des you.talks sprechen Ingolf Putzbach und Oliver Lang mit Christopher Meyer-Mölleringhof, Venture Lead der Haustierversicherung bei Fressnapf, über:
Ein Lebenslauf, der viel verspricht: Wer ist Christopher und wie ist er bei Fressnapf gelandet?
Die Tage bei der LV 1871: Christopher spricht über Probezeitversicherung, Coach Me Netto und Einsichten in die Lebensversicherungsbranche.
Wie sieht Christopher den allgemeinen Innovationsgrad in der Branche? Gibt es auch positive Beispiele?
Ein emotionales Thema: Welche Rolle sp...
2025-02-2149 min
One CA Podcast212: Christopher Meyer on PRC strategic corruption and political warfare (Part II)Today, Sam Cooper, founder of the news outlet The Bureau, guest hosts Christopher Meyer, a former U.S. official and China expert during the Bush One and Two Administrations. Meyer currently serves as the head of the U.S. Micronesia Council and founded Wide Fountain, a platform for in-depth geopolitical analysis.
In this the second of a two-part episode, Sam and Christopher discuss PRC strategic corruption and political warfare. So, let's get started.
Sam Cooper's The Bureau: https://www.thebureau.news/
Christopher Meyer's Wide Fountain platform: https://widefountain.substack.com/
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2025-02-1121 min
Embedded Finance ReviewWhy does a pet retailer offer insurance products? With Christopher Meyer-Mölleringhof from FressnapfIn this Embedded Finance Review Podcast episode, host Lars Markull speaks with Christopher Meyer-Mölleringhof from Fressnapf, Europe's leading pet care retailer. They dive deep into how Fressnapf is revolutionizing pet insurance through an innovative embedded approach.
Christopher, who leads Fressnapf's pet insurance business, shares insights on transforming the company from a traditional pet retailer into a comprehensive pet care ecosystem. He explains the company's unique approach to embedded insurance, which offers health insurance for dogs and cats and liability insurance for dogs through co-branded partnerships in Germany and its white-label solution in France.
Key highlights include:
- How F...
2025-02-0629 min
One CA Podcast211: Christopher Meyer on PRC strategic corruption and political warfare (Part I)Today, Sam Cooper, founder of the news outlet The Bureau, guest hosts Christopher Meyer, a former U.S. official and China expert during the Bush One and Two Administrations. Meyer currently serves as the head of the U.S. Micronesia Council and founded Wide Fountain, a platform for in-depth geopolitical analysis.
In this the first of a two-part episode, Sam and Christopher discuss PRC strategic corruption and political warfare. So, let's get started.
Sam Cooper's The Bureau: https://www.thebureau.news/
Christopher Meyer's Wide Fountain platform: https://widefountain.substack.com/
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2025-02-0421 min
Crimes & ClosetsChristopher Meyer and Tara Sue Huffman
Christopher Meyer was a sweet 10 year old boy who went missing after fishing at a local boat dock near his home in Kankanee County, Illinois in August of 1995. He was later found murdered. 14 years before, in May 1981, 5 year old Tara Sue Huffman was also found murdered in the same area. These 2 families had no idea that through the loss of their 2 children that they would forever be connected to fight for reform and change in the justice system. Join us in the closet this week as we discuss these 2 beautiful children and a monster that slipped right...
2024-07-0842 min
Our True Crime Podcast262. The Murders of Tara Sue Huffman and Christopher MeyerOn August 7, 1995, in Aroma Park, Illinois, 9-year-old Christopher Meyer approached his mom, Mika Moulton, asking for permission to visit the Aroma Park boat launch by the Kankakee River. Christopher, who spent his summers with his mother but resided with his father, Jim Meyer, in Walla Walla, Washington, during the school year, was eager to explore. Mika permitted him to go but set a curfew, instructing him to return home by 5 pm. When 5 o'clock came and went, Mika began to worry. She went out to search for Christopher but was unsuccessful so she returned home to phone the police and report C...
2024-05-2934 min
Eltern-Gedöns – ein Podcast von Christopher End über Wut, Beziehung und ElternseinMuttertät: Mutterwerden als Entwicklung | Svenja Krämer & Hanna MeyerWie Mütter das Wissen um Matreszenz entlasten kann
Viele Mütter sind von der Wucht der Veränderung des Mutterseins überrascht. Nicht wenige suchen dann die Schuld bei sich, zumal wenn sie das Gefühl haben, dass sie Erwartungen nicht entsprechen. Doch diese Veränderungen sind in der Regel normal und sie brauchen einfach Zeit. Das Mutterwerden wird – in Anlehnung an den Begriff Pubertät – daher auch Muttertät oder Matreszenz genannt. Wie diese Entwicklung abläuft, was Mütter tun können, um sich darauf vorzubereiten, und was sich gesellschaftlich ändern sollte, erklären Prof. Dr. Svenja Krämer und Hanna...
2024-01-2346 min
Queer As BerlinQaB Folge 64: Zu Gast Autor Christopher FernerHeute gehts nach Berlin, aber auch nach Hamburg: Wir sprechen über die beiden Bücher „111 queere Orte“, die Christopher Ferner zusammen mit seinem Partner Steven Meyer geschrieben hat. Herausgekommen sind zwei wunderbare Bücher mit vielen Fotos über geheime, und nicht so geheime Orte queeren Lebens in Hamburg und Berlin. Wir sprechen mit Christopher Ferner, und fragen ihn natürlich auch, welche Stadt er queerer und schöner findet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-11-1026 min
Lewis Center Vineyard ChurchMEYER Brazil Missionary Family - Christopher Meyer TestimonyBrazil Missionary Family the Meyers share at Lewis Center Vineyard Church. Christopher Meyer shares his testimony.
2023-07-2738 min
Profiles in HavokChristopher SoucyArmy combat veteran Christopher Soucy is an actor, puppeteer, director, screenwriter, and playwright living in Savannah, Georgia. He has been writing for stage and screen for over 20 years.Read some of Chris' poetry on the Savage Wonder literary blog here.Chris tweets here.Follow Chris here.
2022-12-202h 05
Savage WonderChristopher SoucyArmy combat veteran Christopher Soucy is an actor, puppeteer, director, screenwriter, and playwright living in Savannah, Georgia. He has been writing for stage and screen for over 20 years.Read some of Chris' poetry on the Savage Wonder literary blog here.Chris tweets here.Follow Chris here.
2022-12-121h 40
Der ALS-Podcast (Der Podcast zur Amyotrophen Lateralsklerose)#17 zu Proteinablagerungen bei der ALS mit Dr. Christopher SeckerIm ALS-Podcast #17 ist Dr. Christopher Secker zu Gast. Er ist Wissenschaftler und Mediziner am Max Delbrück Centrum für Molekulare Medizin in Berlin. Sein wissenschaftlicher Schwerpunkt liegt bei der Erforschung von neurodegenerativen Erkrankungen, einschließlich der Huntington-Erkrankung, der Alzheimer-Demenz sowie der ALS. Eine bekannte Gemeinsamkeit zwischen diesen neurodegenerativen Erkrankungen liegt in der Ablagerung von bestimmten Proteinen in Nervenzellen. Daher gilt die Aufklärung der Eiweißablagerungen (auch „Proteinaggregate“ genannt) als ein Schlüssel für das Verständnis der ALS. Bei mehr als 95 % aller Menschen mit ALS lässt sich die Ablagerung des Proteins TDP-43 durch spezielle molekulare Untersuchungs...
2022-06-1451 min
The Neutral Ground Podcast with Dr. Joe MeyerHarvey Korman, the actor, the comedian, the loving father | Christopher Korman #28The great actor/comedian Harvey Korman made a countless number of people laugh, cry, and cheer with the work that he did in movies like Blazing Saddles, History of the World: Part 1, and television shows like the Carol Burnett Show, Mama's Family, The Flintstones, and many more. He has been lauded for his work by people like Carol Burnett, Robin Williams, Whoopie Goldberg, Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Betty White--and many more. However, it is his son, Christopher Korman, who gives the most important review that Harvey Korman will ever receive--that of being a loving father who supported his children...
2022-01-201h 13
Und dann kam Punk45: Tobi Meyer (PILLDOG BKB, EL MARIACHI, BALBOA BURNOUT, DRUNK MOTORCYCLE BOY) - Und dann kam PunkIm Gespräch mit Tobias. Wir reden über das Zeug zum Punkstar sein, Pfarrefahrt mit Sascha, Ratte, Sex Pistols & den Toten Hosen, COP aus Hattorf am Harz, U2 und die U2-Phase der 7 Seconds, Ultravox "The Collection" & Iron Maidens "Live After Death", erstes Konzert AC/DC & Dokken in der Niedersachsen, der Metal-Meyer, Angelverein Gut Biss, Bezirksmeister im 100m Lauf, Empfehlung für die Hauptschule, Gitarrenkurs an der VHS Bad Lauterberg, amtlicher Sound von Roadstar, das erste Demo von Sticky Tits, Metal-Meyer lernt von den Punks, der Gitarrist sah gefühlt noch beschissener aus, massenhaft Konzerte in diversen Jugendhäusern im Harz...
2021-10-262h 40
Und dann kam Punk45: Tobi Meyer (PILLDOG BKB, EL MARIACHI, BALBOA BURNOUT, DRUNK MOTORCYCLE BOY) - Und dann kam PunkIm Gespräch mit Tobias. Wir reden über das Zeug zum Punkstar sein, Pfarrefahrt mit Sascha, Ratte, Sex Pistols & den Toten Hosen, COP aus Hattorf am Harz, U2 und die U2-Phase der 7 Seconds, Ultravox "The Collection" & Iron Maidens "Live After Death", erstes Konzert AC/DC & Dokken in der Niedersachsen, der Metal-Meyer, Angelverein Gut Biss, Bezirksmeister im 100m Lauf, Empfehlung für die Hauptschule, Gitarrenkurs an der VHS Bad Lauterberg, amtlicher Sound von Roadstar, das erste Demo von Sticky Tits, Metal-Meyer lernt von den Punks, der Gitarrist sah gefühlt noch beschissener aus, massenhaft Konzerte in diversen Jugendhäusern im Ha...
2021-10-262h 40
VertriebsFunk – Vertrieb, Recruiting und Karriere#598 Der Jäger der heiligen Kühe (Interview mit Dr. Stephan Meyer)Das haben wir schon immer so gemacht. Das kannst du nicht machen, weil das geht halt nicht. Das ist eine feste Tradition. Jeder kennt diese Sätze und hat sie vielleicht selber schon ausgesprochen. Wir kennen alle unsere heiligen Kühe und die im Unternehmen. Oft wissen wir, dass sie weg müssten, aber meistens nicht wie. Aber auch jeder von unser, hat seine eigenen "Heiligen Kühe": Wenn ich im Coaching über Ziele spreche, sage ich oft: "Und jetzt verzehnfache diese Z...
2021-10-1126 minVertriebsFunk – Vertrieb, Recruiting und Karriere#598 Der Jäger der heiligen Kühe (Interview mit Dr. Stephan Meyer)Das haben wir schon immer so gemacht. Das kannst du nicht machen, weil das geht halt nicht. Das ist eine feste Tradition. Jeder kennt diese Sätze und hat sie vielleicht selber schon ausgesprochen. Wir kennen alle unsere heiligen Kühe und die im Unternehmen. Oft wissen wir, dass sie weg müssten, aber meistens nicht wie. Aber auch jeder von unser, hat seine eigenen "Heiligen Kühe": Wenn ich im Coaching über Ziele spreche, sage ich oft: "Und jetzt verzehnfache diese Z...
2021-10-1126 min
2021-04-2717 minNegotiation InnovationFalcon, Storm, or Song?We all make a choice about our identity, every day. Sometimes the identity we believe we have is incongruous with the identity others have for us. This podcast will challenge you to take control of your identity, to understand that others may see you differently, and to be ok with that.
2021-04-2017 minNegotiation InnovationMental Health RevisitedIn this episode I revisit a subject that I addressed at the beginning of the pandemic, mental health. The pandemic has caused a lack of connection with others and this is impacting our mental health. In this episode I get a little preachy in my discussion of our collective and individual mental health.
2021-04-1317 minNegotiation InnovationEthics and Strategic Negotiation ConclusionWe all make decisions based on set a set of conscious or unconscious parameters that we set for ourselves. This episode will help you understand your decision making process and will give you some clarity about those decisions moving forward. Additionally, this episode wraps up the series on strategic negotiation.
2021-04-0616 minNegotiation InnovationOutcome: No Score BoardWhen negotiators talk about a score or winners and losers it’s an attempt to put language and understanding on an outcome that is often difficult to define. We try to use comparisons, but others in the negotiation don’t share our interests, nor do they measure the outcomes against the interest in the same way. In our culture that relies on scores and gamification to understand interactions, learn to set your self free from those restrictions in your negotiation.
2021-03-3016 minNegotiation InnovationOutcome: CreativityDon't let the outcome take care of itself. Be strategic in the way you approach outcomes in your negotiation. Be aware of things that stand in the way of creative outcomes, and be courageous in working toward those outcomes.
2021-03-2317 minNegotiation InnovationInteraction: Managing Trust and SuspicionBusiness and life depend on trust. In today's online, connected world building trust is a more difficult proposition. It takes deliberate, consistent actions to build trust, but just a small problem to cause suspicion. This episode will help you develop a strategic approach to building trust and managing suspicion.
2021-03-1617 minNegotiation InnovationInteraction: RelationshipsRelationships are important to achieving more in society.With- out a relationship, there is no possibility for interdependence in the negotiation.
If we remove the relationship and the interdependence, we are in a zero-sum, or win-lose, negotiation. This doesn’t mean there is no opportunity to negotiate, but it does mean that there is no opportunity to maximize the gain. How we value our relationships is important to the process. Each relationship grows our reputation, and the reputation we carry is important for the process and the outcome we can achieve. This episode focuses on managing our relationships to...
2021-03-0917 minNegotiation InnovationProcess: Using Power and InfluencePower - those who don’t have it, want it. Those who do have it, want more. Power, when used to impact, change, or threaten, is almost universally negative. Power, when used correctly, can be very useful in guiding, educating, and increasing outcomes. This episode explores some different ideas for the use of power in negotiation.
2021-03-0217 minNegotiation InnovationProcess: Finding InterdependenceWe negotiate to achieve gains greater than we could alone. Each of us has resourcesfrom which we pull to achieve the outcomes in life that are important to us. However, if we want to maximize our gains, we need to also draw from the resources controlled by others. This exchange of resources is facilitated by working with others. We say “working with others” because the reality of interdependence is giving up control in the interaction. We need to be willing to relinquish control to others in order to achieve the gains that are possible. Interdependence means that neither party has...
2021-02-2317 minNegotiation InnovationMotive: It's Not AltruismWhile there’s nothing inherently wrong with being selfless, there is also the reality in life that we’re trying to achieve some outcome. Additionally, those with whom we negotiate are also trying to achieve an outcome. The competitive view of negotiation puts these outcomes at odds, producing a winner and a loser in the negotiation. So, how can negotiators balance getting their own outcome and benefitting the others in the negotiation, without it becoming an altruistic endeavor? This episode examines the thought process behind competitive versus collaborative negotiation and how to maximize gain, while benefitting others.
2021-02-1616 minNegotiation InnovationMotive - Collaboration not CompetitionCollaboration is a motive in your actions, not a behavior. Most people would express a desire to be collaborative, but when faced with the reality of a negoti- ation situation research shows that they drop into a competitive mindset within five minutes of the start of the negotiation—regardless of the mindset they have entering the negotiation. Collaborative negotiation is the path to higher joint gains. Most people negotiate competitively to be sure that no one takes advantage of them. Why do negotiators think they are at risk of being exploited? It’s because they don’t have a clear...
2021-02-0917 minNegotiation InnovationYour MotiveThere is a link between your cognition and your behavior – that is, what you think impacts what you do. If you think that you can control or impact your outcomes in the organization with the work that you do, that will impact your behavior. If you enter every negotiation with the desire to win, it can impact your behavior in ways that may not be evident. This episode examines the typical win motive and points to a better way.
2021-02-0217 minNegotiation InnovationPreparation: Offers and ConcessionsThis episode examines the offers and concessions that we prepare before the negotiation and how to strategically use those. This includes answering the question about making first offers, strategically using your reasons for negotiating to open up creative outcomes, and using those reasons appropriately to achieve the best outcome.
2021-01-2517 minNegotiation InnovationPreparation: AmbiguityIn the continued series on Strategic Negotiation, this episode examines some of the causes of ambiguity in our negotiations. Much of the ambiguity stems from differences in the information that the participants have, as well as differences in the interpretation of that information. I walk through some of the common causes of these differences and lay out some plans to address information ambiguity in a positive way.
2021-01-1916 minNegotiation InnovationPreparation: InterestsThe first episode in a series on Strategic Negotiation examines the preparation of interests for your interaction. Most people prepare for negotiation, but without a clear focus on the interests, the reasons why for negotiating and the outcomes. This episode is focused on developing a strategic approach to those interests and shifting your focus from what you want, to why you want it.
2021-01-1217 minNegotiation InnovationNo SurprisesEveryone was taken by surprise when the pandemic forced us into a new way of doing business. Some adapted really well, some adapted really poorly. The difference between having a plan and having a strategy could make or break you in your interactions. Since we all negotiate, we all need a strategy. A plan can help you as long as things don't deviate from the plan. A strategy can save you when things don't go as planned. In this new season, I am going to spend the first 15 episodes on developing a strategy covering the topics of Preparation, Motivation...
2021-01-0517 minNegotiation InnovationWhat Story are You Telling?Everyone tells a story in their interactions. Knowing that and managing it are two different things. This episode (the last episode of 2020) addresses managing your story in a genuine way. We don't want to be fake, but we do want to manage our impressions, our professionalism, and our reputation. Have a plan and manage your story to impact your interactions and your outcomes.
2020-12-1518 minNegotiation InnovationBe Strategic!In order to level up your negotiation skills you need to be strategic. This episode will give you some focus in strategic preparation, strategic communication, and strategic process.
2020-12-0818 minNegotiation InnovationInsincere NegotiationNot every negotiator enters an interaction with the motive to achieve an outcome. Some negotiators are interacting to get information without agreement, some to stall an agreement, and some negotiators are actively trying to sabotage an agreement. This episode examines these insincere motives in light of some recent research on the topic and provides guidance on dealing with (and using) insincere tactics.
2020-12-0100 minNegotiation InnovationThankfulnessThere is always something to be thankful for, if you look at the big picture.
2020-11-2400 minNegotiation InnovationBeyond Positional BargainingPositional bargaining is a typical way to negotiate. However, there are better ways to achieve your outcomes. In this episode I walk through three ways to move you beyond positional bargaining and into more productive negotiations.
2020-11-1700 minNegotiation InnovationLeveraging Emotional IntelligenceSome say to remove all emotion from your negotiations, but that emotion is important. This episode focuses on using that emotion in a way that will allow for more productive negotiations. If you understand the emotional content you can impact the creativity and innovation, you can improve your relationships, and you can better understand the process.
2020-11-1000 min2020-11-0300 minNegotiation InnovationSlow Down!We often move through negotiations at a breakneck speed. In this episode, I spend some time breaking down some of the reasons for our rushing, as well as providing some prescriptive advice to address our timing. This will give you some opportunity to evaluate your negotiation timing and slow down!
2020-10-2700 minNegotiation InnovationMaking the Most of PoliticsPolitical behavior exists across a wide spectrum of organizations. From small local organizations to the national stage, politics can be very divisive. In this episode I give you four methods to diffuse political activity in your organizations and move toward positive relationships and positive outcomes.
2020-10-2000 minNegotiation InnovationWhat you say...What you say and how you say it can have a profound effect on the interactions you have and the outcomes from those interactions. Are you deliberate about how you present information? Do you think about whether you are presenting the opportunity as a gain, or as a loss? Do you know the impact of each of these frames? This episode takes a deeper look at the impact of framing in our interactions. Based on Nobel Prize winning research and ideas from research in the area of persuasion, I will help you frame your discussions for maximum impact.
2020-10-1300 minNegotiation InnovationFierce CollaborationDon't settle for less, settle for more. Fight to get gains in your negotiation. This podcast will give you three strategies to develop as you grow into a fierce collaborator.
2020-10-0600 minNegotiation InnovationThink Big!Sometimes we get stuck in a cycle of small offers and small concessions as a defensive response to other negotiators. In this episode I make the case for getting beyond that haggling view of negotiation and rather looking for ways to accept the offers of others and provide them with extravagant outcomes. It's only possible if we stop thinking defensively, and start thinking big.
2020-09-2917 minNegotiation InnovationWhat is Fair?Most of the time when a negotiator proclaims something to be unfair, they are complaining that they didn't get what they wanted. Typically, that's due to fear or ignorance (generally not being knowledgeable about the possible outcomes or ways to maximize value). This episode gives you some ideas about avoiding this behavior and controlling the perception of unfairness for others with whom you interact.
2020-09-2217 minNegotiation InnovationLooking Good or Doing GoodWe live in a society that prioritizes goals that are superficial, shallow, and poorly focused. This causes us to pursue behavior that doesn't fit with the the organizational, and sometimes the personal, goals. We need to measure differently. We need to measure better. This episode shines the light on some of those missed opportunities and points the direction forward for both individuals and organizations.
2020-09-1517 minNegotiation InnovationThe Trust EpisodeThis episode will help you understand where trust comes from in our interactions. Since trust is such an important aspect of negotiations, and most every interaction, I will also look at how trust is built and how trust is maintained. I also talk about the impact of trust in our decision-making process.
2020-09-0818 minNegotiation InnovationTransparent GainsEveryone wants to gain in their interactions. Communicating that to the others involved is an important step in building trust, developing relationships, and maximizing gains. This episode will address these ideas and build some support for transparency in our interactions.
2020-09-0118 minNegotiation InnovationStrong vs WeakDo you want to be a strong negotiator? Do you know what that means? I explain three characteristics of weak negotiators and contrast that with three characteristics of strong negotiators. It may not mean what you think it means to be a strong negotiator.
2020-08-2516 minNegotiation InnovationStrained InteractionsOur interactions can always be better. Lately I've noticed that many of our interactions are strained because of anxiety and isolation. This podcasts examines the interactions and suggests four steps to address that strain for the better. Bonus material, I'll teach you how to navigate a four-way stop.
2020-08-1818 minNegotiation InnovationProper PreparationEveryone prepares for a negotiation. But the way you prepare can have a big impact on the process and the outcomes. In this episode, I describe a preparation method that addresses, the Why (Interests and Gains) for your negotiation, the What (the information, both known and unknown), and the How (value creation through interdependence). Consistently applying this method for preparation will have a positive impact on your negotiations.
2020-08-1117 minNegotiation InnovationVirtual Negotiation RevisitedThis episode looks back at some things we have learned in the five months of working from home. I focus on on some the positives and negatives of virtual human interaction with some suggestions for successfully managing your virtual negotiations. The original episode that addresses virtual negotiation was published on March 12, 2020 (if you want to go back and listen - you do. Go back... Listen.).
2020-08-0419 min
Conquering Misdirection | Conversations With The BlindProfessional careers, Mentors, and Non-Profits (ft: Christopher Meyer)In this week's episode I had a conversation with Christopher Meyer. We talked about what it's like to pursue a professional career with visual impairment, the role of mentors and the importance of mentoring. In addition, we discussed non-profits.
A thank you to Jacob Pellegrino.
2020-08-0239 minNegotiation InnovationHolistic NegotiationThere is a win-lose dichotomy in society and business. Either you are a winner, or you are a loser. Much of the time your previous training in negotiation, whether that is formal training or experiential training, focuses on the position that you are trying to achieve. The position is the actualization of the real reason that you are negotiating. It is one way, based on your biases, to achieve the desired end state. The struggle comes from not understanding that there is something beneath and behind the position called the interest. This episode brings together some of the ideas...
2020-07-2817 minNegotiation InnovationConcede to GainOne of the most overlooked aspects of our negotiations, but also one of the most powerful aspects, are concessions. Understanding and using concessions to move the negotiation toward better outcomes is an advanced skill. In this episode I talk about some strategies to use concessions to add value to your outcome.
2020-07-2117 min
British Council for OfficesThe New Normal - Sir Christopher Meyer - Interview Special #3The United States is Britain’s closest ally. Richard Kauntze asks Sir Christopher Meyer how he thinks it currently stands and whether he thinks Trump will be re-elected for a second term this November.
Richard also says that following Britain’s departure from the EU, there has been much talk of the benefits of a comprehensive trade deal with the US, but America fights hard in trade negotiations and asks Sir Christopher what he thinks the chances of a good deal are for both sides, and much much more in this not-to-be-missed 3rd New Normal Special on diplo...
2020-07-1724 minNegotiation InnovationSettle for MoreMaking two changes in the way you approach your negotiation can have a big impact. Control your motivation going in and the emotional content during the interaction and you can dramatically impact trust, your relationship, and your outcomes. This episode talks about some strategy to help you manage these two important aspects of your negotiation.
2020-07-1417 minNegotiation InnovationMunificence Mindset (Believing in Value)Whether you approach your negotiation with a munificence or a scarcity mindset makes a big difference in the creativity of the outcome, the positions you take, the information you share, and your outcome. This episode will help you understand your mindset, and the consequences it carries.
2020-07-0717 minNegotiation InnovationBuilding ValueOnce you have your goals identified, the negotiation doesn't get easier. You need to understand the goals of the other parties and work to satisfy those goals if you really want to be a great negotiator. In this episode I compare some of the older theories about negotiation to current understanding, to give you an advantage as a deal maker.
2020-06-3017 minNegotiation InnovationThe Right GoalsThe right goals in your negotiation can impact the outcome for all involved. You need to understand the importance of empathy and perspective taking in your negotiation to maximize your outcomes. This episode focuses on the importance of that understanding for leveraging your interdependence to gain.
2020-06-2316 minNegotiation InnovationDismantling White PrivilegeI get a benefit from my skin color and heritage from this world. This has to stop. Our interactions would be better in all instances if people received the same treatment, rather than the systemic injustice pervasive in the world today. These are some ideas about how to address the problem.
2020-06-1618 minNegotiation InnovationRisk ToleranceEvery decision that we make is filtered through our tolerance for risk. Some have a high tolerance for risk, while others are risk averse. This comes from our personality, but also a lot is dependent on our upbringing and whether we have faced risk in the past. Some of us were raised in an environment that supported and even celebrated risk taking, while others were rewarded for making the safe choice. One thing is certain, the payoff for the activity comes in to play when we are deciding whether or not to take a risk. Issues that are representative...
2020-06-0917 minNegotiation InnovationJusticeJustice is an imperative in today's world. It goes deeper than just what someone gets in comparison with what they deserve. I talk about the connection between perceptions of justice and treatment that is consistent with dignity and respect. We won't move forward as a community/organization until human dignity and respect is an important value for us.
2020-06-0217 minNegotiation InnovationIntroversion, Extroversion, & Zoom FatigueAs organizations make critical decisions about work-from-home standards for the future, individuals are in the difficult position of diminishing interactions and relationships. This lack of interaction may seem like a blessing for introverts and a difficulty for extroverts, but that isn't accurate. There is good and bad in work-from-home, but we need to manage relationship building if we don't want the bad to outweigh the good.
2020-05-2617 minNegotiation InnovationAll or NothingGet beyond the common problem of all or nothing thinking in your day-to-day interactions. Implement some contingent thinking to expand your possibilities and to push into creative solutions to the problems facing the world today.
2020-05-1917 min
Murderous Minors65: Shattered - Christopher Meyer (Timothy Buss)After serving half of a 25-year sentence for the murder 5-year-old Tara Sue Huffman in 1981, Timothy Buss was paroled, and murdered 10-year-old Christopher Meyer on August 7, 1995.Special thank you to Mika Moulton, for helping tell the story of what happened to her son.For more on this case, read Steffan Hou's book Moms of the Missing, and listen to the stories on the podcast feed for his other book, The Deprived.On TV:Shattered - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdrsyvQR9iMThe New Detectives - https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5...
2020-05-1547 minNegotiation InnovationMental HealthThis is part 2 of my discussion with Wesley Walker, Licensed Professional Counselor and Psychotherapist. In this episode our discussion focuses on the ongoing impact of COVID19 on mental health. We talk about impacts for individuals, as well as organizations.
2020-05-1223 minNegotiation InnovationReturn from LossIn this episode I'm joined by Wesley Walker, Licensed Professional Counselor and Psychotherapist, to discuss some pressing issues facing employers and employees as the economy slowly returns to work. We talk about how quickly we should get back to our organizations and our communities, how to balance economic and health issues, and the best ways to cope with a return to work.
2020-05-0519 min
Storytime for KidsStory Time for Kids: Disney Planes Fire and Rescue: Dusty to the Rescue By: Christopher MeyerToday we will be reading be reading Disney Planes Fire and Rescue: Dusty to the Rescue By: Christopher Meyer! Hope you enjoy the book!
2020-05-0305 minNegotiation InnovationBurn the ShipsAs we prepare to leave our shelter in place, don't just go back to the old way of doing business. Burn the ships, remove your easy retreat and the issues that aren't important. Move forward with a purpose!
2020-04-2817 minNegotiation InnovationManaging StressNegotiations are stress-filled at the moment, but stress is always with us. Today's stress is different, but there are some methods that can be applied to manage stress in negotiations regardless of the source of the stress. In this episode, I give you five steps to address the stress in your interactions and get to better outcomes.
2020-04-2117 minNegotiation InnovationRecoveryNone of us has negotiated post-pandemic. However, we do have research about how the way you approach the negotiation impacts your interaction. In this episode I apply research on Loss Framing and Gain Framing in negotiation to our interactions when shelter-in-place rules are lifted. Hopefully this will help you produce better outcomes when the economy starts moving again.
2020-04-1417 minNegotiation InnovationSurvival ModeNegotiating from a place of survival is necessary at times, but there are costs. Rather than focusing on survival, and the anxiety or negative emotions that come with it, focus on your interests. By focusing on the interest in the negotiation and setting goals that support that interest, negotiators can maintain cognitive flexibility and employ better critical thinking and creative problem solving to achieve better outcomes.
2020-04-0717 minNegotiation InnovationManaging Moral DilemmasWe are often faced with a decision between different paths that are equally valid. Oftentimes in negotiation, these decisions are choices between people and profits. How do we make decisions so that we don't harm our reputation or harm other parties to the negotiation, while maintaining our ethics and achieving our outcome? In this episode, I will give you a framework for thinking about these decisions and some guidance on principles to make the best decision.
2020-03-3118 minNegotiation InnovationMore than the Upper HandNegotiations are complex interactions. One question that I get asked often is how to gain the upper hand in negotiation, either to take advantage of the complexity, or reduce it. This is sometimes about power, or resources, or information - but it's always about leveraging that against others in the negotiation to get what you want. This episode examines that in light of the research on power and entitlement.
2020-03-2416 minNegotiation InnovationDon't Deal in FearRight now is an opportunity to positively impact your reputation in your social and business community. It just takes some faith and some understanding of the psychology behind decision-making. Don't make panic decisions. Understand what's behind your decisions and benefit everyone in your circle.
2020-03-1811 minNegotiation InnovationDo Better Than HappinessNegotiations are tough enough to do well, without even thinking about measuring outcomes. Many times we spend a lot of effort getting the preparation right, just to get to the outcome and wonder if it was good enough. This leaves us with the less than reliable measure of happiness with the outcome. This episode is focused on developing measures that are reliable, objective, and reproducible.
2020-03-1716 minNegotiation InnovationVirtual NegotiationNegotiating from a distance requires some specific strategies to do well. In this short episode I talk about some ways to harness media richness and synchronous interaction to improve your virtual negotiations.
2020-03-1210 minNegotiation InnovationBeyond Win-WinWin-Win has long been the rhetoric used to describe successful negotiation that take multiple parties' outcomes into consideration. Win-Win has shortcomings that become evident in long-term negotiations. In this episode I'll give you some evidence for a better, more successful negotiation strategy. This strategy, Joint-Gain Negotiation, takes Win-Win and builds on it to provide better outcomes, better relationships, and better reputations. Joint-Gain negotiation will allow you to achieve your goals and keep your integrity intact.
2020-03-1017 minNegotiation InnovationMake Better OffersCan you make better offers in negotiation? What makes some offers better than others? In this episode we focus on the timing, the content, and the focus of offers in negotiation. I also talk about ways to constructively control the narrative in your negotiations.
2020-03-0317 minNegotiation InnovationApplying (Christian) Ethics to NegotiationCan you afford to apply (Christian) ethics to your negotiations in today's competitive business world? Can you afford not to...? In this episode I give you some food for thought about how to apply your ethics and morality to your everyday interactions. The content is applicable regardless of your religious stance.
2020-02-2517 minNegotiation InnovationThe Power of RelationshipsIn every interaction we have a choice about perspective-taking and empathy with the others involved. There are clear benefits to trying to understand what's important to others involved in the interaction. One of the most powerful ways to facilitate empathy and perspective-taking in your negotiations is by building and valuing relationships. This episode examines the power of relationships, and some strategies for building those relationships.
2020-02-1817 minNegotiation InnovationLiar! Liar!Lying in negotiation is a pervasive problem. In this episode I address whether you should lie to protect your interests (you should not, for some very good reasons), and how to deal with negotiators that are lying to you.
2020-02-1116 minNegotiation InnovationRemoving RandomnessUnderstanding negotiation at a deeper level can make your process and your outcome more predictable. This episode will help to make your negotiations more predictable and easier to manage.
2020-02-0217 minNegotiation InnovationAddressing Distributive and Positional NegotiationMany of the negotiations that we face are competitive. This episode will help you to address those negotiations in a positive way that will maximize your long-term gains.
2020-02-0217 minNegotiation InnovationChange your mindNegotiation is a complex process and our ideas about our interactions are biased by our previous experiences, our training and our beliefs. This episode introduces a new way to think about negotiation.
2020-02-0117 min
HOW DID WE GET HERE? Explaining The NewsSir Christopher Meyer on Bill Clinton, Nancy Pelosi & how Trump’s impeachment could mean re-electionSir Christopher Meyer is a former British Ambassador to the United States. He served in Washington D.C. during the Monica Lewinsky scandal that led to Bill Clinton being impeached. His time in America also coincided with the September 11th attack, and he gave evidence about his time in the role to the Iraq inquiry in November 2009. He talks to Andy about the history of impeachment, how it happens, who can benefit and what it may mean for President Donald Trump.
2020-01-2316 min
The Wise IdeaEpisode 094 – Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 2Episode 094 - Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 2Last week, what started as a conversation that would be focused on church communication and the branding image of the church became so much more! Our host, Christopher J Harris welcomed Author, Consultant, and Speaker, Kem Meyer to the studio to discuss her book (not so recent - lol...listen to the episode!), Less Chaos. Less Noise. But she covered so much more! We talked about culture, The Church, individual leadership and more! You can listen to Part 1 of the conversation here.You can connect with...
2019-11-1233 min
The Wise IdeaEpisode 094 – Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 2Episode 094 - Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 2
Last week, what started as a conversation that would be focused on church communication and the branding image of the church became so much more! Our host, Christopher J Harris welcomed Author, Consultant, and Speaker, Kem Meyer to the studio to discuss her book (not so recent - lol...listen to the episode!), Less Chaos. Less Noise. But she covered so much more! We talked about culture, The Church, individual leadership and more! You can listen to Part 1 of the conversation here.
You can connect with Kem here: Website | Twitter...
2019-11-1233 minThe Wise IdeaEpisode 093 – Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 1Episode 093 - Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 1What started as a conversation that would be focused on church communication and the branding image of the church became so much more! Our host, Christopher J Harris welcomed Author, Consultant, and Speaker, Kem Meyer to the studio to discuss her book (not so recent - lol...listen to the episode!), Less Chaos. Less Noise. But she covered so much more! We talked about culture, The Church, individual leadership and more! You can connect with Kem here: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Amazon Page You...
2019-11-0231 minThe Wise IdeaEpisode 093 – Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 1Episode 093 - Less Chaos. Less Noise with Kem Meyer, Part 1
What started as a conversation that would be focused on church communication and the branding image of the church became so much more! Our host, Christopher J Harris welcomed Author, Consultant, and Speaker, Kem Meyer to the studio to discuss her book (not so recent - lol...listen to the episode!), Less Chaos. Less Noise. But she covered so much more! We talked about culture, The Church, individual leadership and more!
You can connect with Kem here: Website | Twitter | Facebook | Amazon Page
You can read a few additional articles about Ke...
2019-11-0231 min
Vineyard Church Delaware County - Sermon PodcastInterview with Christopher MeyerA special interview with missionary Christopher Meyer.
2017-07-2300 min
iTalk MoviesChristopher Meyer talks Kicks and Wolves on iTalk MoviesiTalk movies is a long-form interview series featuring leading members of the film community. In this episode, our host Candice Buenrostro interviews Christopher Meyer in studio about Kicks and Wolves on the Popcorn Talk Network.
Christopher Meyer is an actor, known for Kicks (2016), General Hospital (1963) andWayward Pines (2015).
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2016-06-3025 min
BA Teen CastBA Teen Cast Presents: Christopher Meyer: Challenging the Higher ExpectationsBATeenCast Channel Presents Christopher Meyer, a Blind college student taking on the challenges of the higher expectations those he surrounds himself with and pushing forward through his determination and experiences. Not only is what he has learned from his journey through high school, Blind Inc. and his year in college, he has gained a vast amount of future resources in the fellowship he took on in Germany.
Join Lori Thompson from the Blind Abilities Teen Cast team as she chats to Christopher about his transition years and what he has gained through the experiences.
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2015-09-0137 min
Desert Island Discs: Archive 2000-2005Sir Christopher MeyerThis week Sue Lawley's castaway is the chairman of the Press Complaints Commission Sir Christopher Meyer. Sir Christopher joined the PCC earlier this year after a glittering career in the diplomatic service. His last posting as Ambassador to Washington covered the September 11th attacks and the Monica Lewinsky scandal. In all he spent 36 years with the Foreign Office during which time he held postings to key missions in Washington, Moscow, Madrid and Brussels. He worked as Foreign Office spokesman for Geoffrey Howe in the 1980s and as Press Secretary to the former Prime Minister John Major in...
2003-11-2336 min
Desert Island DiscsSir Christopher MeyerThis week Sue Lawley's castaway is the chairman of the Press Complaints Commission Sir Christopher Meyer. Sir Christopher joined the PCC earlier this year after a glittering career in the diplomatic service. His last posting as Ambassador to Washington covered the September 11th attacks and the Monica Lewinsky scandal. In all he spent 36 years with the Foreign Office during which time he held postings to key missions in Washington, Moscow, Madrid and Brussels. He worked as Foreign Office spokesman for Geoffrey Howe in the 1980s and as Press Secretary to the former Prime Minister John Major in...
2003-11-2336 min