Shows
Greater Than Code182: Labor Organizing with Ellen Wondra00:41 - Ellen’s Superpower: Knowing what her pets are thinking. (Observation and Paying Attention to Non-Verbal Cues.)
Virginia Satir, Congruence and Incongruence
Lie to Me
Detecting Microexpressions
10:33 - Shareholder and Stakeholder Economies
Game Theory
Out of the Crisis
Mitbestimmung
Codetermination and Alienation
Complexity Theory
18:30 - Termination of Employment Contracts
Emergent and Deliberate Strategy
27:44 - Collective Action – Why aren’t tech workers organizing more?
Amazon Reinstates Fired Warehouse Worker After Employees Strike
The Potential Usefulness and Benefits of Unions
Project Maven
37:47 - Moving in the Direction of Stakeholder Value – What do we do next...
2020-05-1350 min
Greater Than Code182: Labor Organizing with Ellen Wondra00:41 - Ellen’s Superpower: Knowing what her pets are thinking. (Observation and Paying Attention to Non-Verbal Cues.)
Virginia Satir, Congruence and Incongruence
Lie to Me
Detecting Microexpressions
10:33 - Shareholder and Stakeholder Economies
Game Theory
Out of the Crisis
Mitbestimmung
Codetermination and Alienation
Complexity Theory
18:30 - Termination of Employment Contracts
Emergent and Deliberate Strategy
27:44 - Collective Action – Why aren’t tech workers organizing more?
Amazon Reinstates Fired Warehouse Worker After Employees Strike
The Potential Usefulness and Benefits of Unions
Project Maven
37:47 - Moving in the Direction of Stakeholder Value – What do we do next...
2020-05-1350 min
St. Paul's Monday RemindersLent 2 -- A Great Host of Women Bring Glad Tidings! A Celebration of International Women's DayPray here. Together. Our guest preacher, the Rev. Ellen Wondra reflects on the readings for the second Sunday in Lent, when Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews, asks Jesus what he means by being renewed by the Spirit. On International Women's Day, Ellen suggests that God has always and continues to invite us to be made whole through the work of the Spirit in our midst. Also listen to the Choir premier our composer-in-residence, Patricia Van Ness's A Great Host, an adaptation of Psalm 68. For the entire service and/or sermon, visit us here.
2020-03-0911 min
The ChurchNext PodcastPraying the Collects with Ellen WondraWhen the disciples asked Jesus how to pray, they got the 'Our Father.' When people asked the assemblers of the Book of Common Prayer how to pray, they got something nearly as memorable: the Collects.
Collects are short prayers and a distinctive part of Anglican worship, liturgy, and theology. Episcopalians have long subscribed to the conviction of 'lex orandi, lex credendi' or 'praying shapes believing.' This means that the way we pray carries great significance.
2019-09-0925 min