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The ShiftDr. David Livermore - Introducing Prism - Part 1In this episode, Trisha interviews Dr. David Livermore, renowned social scientist, professor at Boston University, founder of the Cultural Intelligence Center, and author of the bestselling Leading with Cultural Intelligence, now in its third edition.After more than two decades of CQ research, what happens when the framework itself needs to shift? Dr. Livermore shares the research journey behind Prism — a new leadership framework built on over 3,700 interviews across 27 countries — and explores why the pain points keeping global leaders awake at night demanded something genuinely new.Learn more about David Livermore's work at davidlivermore.com and...
2026-03-2730 min
The ShiftChika Miyamori - Building Bridges Across DifferencesIn this episode, Trisha interviews Chika Miyamori, Chief Culture Officer at Ideal Leaders and founder of CQ Lab in Japan, whose lifelong mission is building bridges across differences and turning them into power.What happens when a strong organisational culture becomes its own blind spot? Chika draws on her corporate career spanning Suntory, HP, and GE across more than 50 nationalities, weaving together CQ, the Hofstede cultural dimensions, and the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) into a powerful integrated approach — and explores what it truly takes for organisations to move from merely managing differences to thriving with them....
2026-03-2041 min
The ShiftNot Just a Bit of Fun - Jokes and the Pyramid of HateIn this solo episode, Trisha unpacks what happens in the split second after a racist joke lands — and what Cultural Intelligence (CQ) has to do with it.What does it mean when your gut reacts before your thinking can catch up? How do biased jokes connect to something far more serious — and what does it take to decide, in real time, who you want to be? This episode explores the ADL Pyramid of Hate and where so-called "harmless" humour sits within it, alongside the very human challenge of maintaining CQ Drive when the world is contracting with fear...
2026-03-1311 min
The ShiftCQ at the Movies - Ned Legaspi and "The Drover's Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson."In this episode, Trisha is joined by returning guest Ned Legaspi, CQ Fellow, cultural intelligence consultant, and author of Culturally Intelligent Storytelling for Southeast Asian Creators, for the third instalment of CQ at the Movies. Together they turn Ned's Bamboo Framework on the Australian film The Drover's Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson — a powerful retelling of a colonial-era story rewritten and directed by Indigenous Australian Leah Purcell. What does a story rooted in settler-colonial history reveal when seen through a CQ lens? How does a film's meaning shift when it travels beyond its cultural origin? And what can st...
2026-03-1037 min
Country Heat WeeklyHappy Women's History Month from Ella Langley, Trisha Yearwood & Carter Faith!Listen in as Ella Langley shares some advice for new artists, Graham Barham and Carter Faith preview some big things for 2026, and Kelly gives Amber all the scoop about her appearance Monday night on American Idol.Plus we celebrate International Women's History Month with a special song from Trisha Yearwood!Follow the hosts on Instagram for more Behind the Scenes Content from Nashville!Amber Anderson - HeyitsAmberAKelly Sutton - The Kelly SuttonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com...
2026-03-0521 min
The ShiftCQ at the Movies - Ned Legaspi and "How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies"In this special episode, Trisha and returning guest Ned Legaspi — cultural intelligence consultant, CQ Fellow, and author of Culturally Intelligent Storytelling for Southeast Asian Creators — put the Bamboo Framework to work by analyzing a film together. The movie? The Thai sensation How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies.What makes a story travel across borders without losing its cultural soul? Why did a quietly paced, deeply collectivist Thai film move audiences to tears from the Philippines to Indonesia — while barely registering in the US? Trisha and Ned unpack the cultural dimensions woven through the film — from collectivism and powe...
2026-02-2137 minThe ShiftStories That Shift - Overstories and Cultural ChangeIn this solo episode, Trisha unpacks a powerful question: What if the most important cultural intelligence work isn't happening in training rooms at all?Drawing on Malcolm Gladwell's concept of the "overstory"—the shared narratives hovering above us that shape what we consider normal—Trisha explores how stories themselves shift these invisible cultural frameworks. From a 1978 TV drama that gave America permission to talk about the Holocaust, to Bad Bunny's history-making Super Bowl performance that had 135 million people experiencing Puerto Rican culture through their bodies, this episode examines the ecosystem of cultural change.How do stor...
2026-02-1522 min
The ShiftNed Legaspi - Culturally Intelligent Storytelling and the Bamboo FrameworkIn this episode, Trisha interviews Ned Legaspi, a CQ Fellow and cultural intelligence consultant who spent three decades pioneering diaspora storytelling with ABS-CBN Global, the Philippines' leading media conglomerate.Why do some stories resonate across continents while others remain culturally bound? What if the key to global storytelling isn't neutralizing culture, but deepening it? Ned introduces the CIS Bamboo Framework—a groundbreaking approach that asks not "what happens next?" but "what matters here?" Drawing from films like Parasite and How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies, he reveals how stories rooted in specific cultural logic can bend wi...
2026-02-0653 minThe ShiftCQ Plus - Kindness and Connection in 2026intelligence combined with kindness and connection. What happens when we face global tensions, political uncertainties, and fractured communities? How can we move beyond understanding to action that truly builds bridges?Discover why cultural intelligence alone isn't enough and how adding kindness and meaningful connections transforms the way we navigate differences. Trisha previews conversations ahead with practitioners working in cross-cultural storytelling, music, Japanese multinationals, and social cohesion, while responding to recent events that have tested our collective compassion.The episode closes with a concrete CQ action: participating in the National Day of Mourning for Bondi through...
2026-01-2115 min
Mad Rush with Trisha AddicksEmpowering Women: Lizz Carter Clark’s Journey from Acting to AdvocacyIn today's episode, Trisha talks with the inspiring Lizz Carter Clark—international speaker, bestselling author, and founder of College Moxie. They delve into Lizz’s journey from an actress on popular TV shows such as The Young and the Restless and Jane the Virgin to an advocate for women's empowerment. They discuss the importance of knowing your worth, authentic connections, and navigating college life, particularly within sorority recruitment. If you’re looking for genuine and heartwarming advice on leadership, confidence, and community building, this episode is a must-listen. Join us to hear Lizz’s impactful story and her mission to creat...
2026-01-1542 min
Soap Opera News - DailySoap Opera Shock: Steffy's Bombshell Reveals and Sheila Carter's Mysterious Showdown Stun Bold and Beautiful FansDarlings, grab your martinis and settle in for the juiciest scoop from today's top US soap operas, where the elite clash in scandals hotter than a Beverly Hills pool party! Soap Opera News spills that on The Bold and the Beautiful, Steffy Forrester, played by the stunning Jacqueline MacInnes Wood, drops a jaw-dropping bombshell that leaves Carter Walton—Lawrence Saint-Victor's smoldering powerhouse—and Ridge Forrester, Thorsten Kaye's brooding hunk, utterly blindsided. Whispers hint it ties to Daphne's tearful confession about jetting back to Paris, ditching her fashion gig and budding spark with Carter for family ties—talk about a runway ruptur...
2026-01-0702 minThe ShiftStanding Together - Cultural Intelligence in Times of TerrorContent note: This episode addresses recent acts of terror and may be difficult for some listeners.In this solo episode, Trisha responds to the recent Bondi Beach shooting with a gentle but powerful reminder: cultural intelligence isn't just for crossing borders—it can be lifesaving in times of crisis.What happens when fear spikes and communities fracture? How do we stay motivated to understand rather than retreat into tribalism? Trisha explores how CQ's four capabilities—Drive, Knowledge, Strategy, and Action—offer a framework for navigating tragedy, trauma, and rising tensions. She honours the diverse heroes who ra...
2025-12-2314 min
The Leap To LeadINTERVIEW: You've Got Wisdom! But How Are You Applying It?Trisha Carter is an Organisational Psychologist specialising in cultural intelligence (CQ). With over 20 years of experience guiding executives and teams across Australia, New Zealand, China, Papua New Guinea, USA, and Europe, she helps leaders navigate cultural complexity with confidence.As host of "The Shift" podcast, Trisha explores the moments when we become aware of different cultural perspectives and why these shifts in thinking matter. Through conversations with diverse thought leaders—from neuroscientists to global mobility experts—she unpacks how cultural intelligence transforms workplace dynamics and enhances global effectiveness.An inaugural CQ Fellow, she combines evidence-based rese...
2025-12-2221 min
The ShiftLucy Butters - Talking "Cultural Intelligence in Practice"In this episode, Trisha interviews returning guest Lucy Butters, a master facilitator in cultural intelligence with the Cultural Intelligence Centre and author of the new book "Cultural Intelligence in Practice: Expert Insights for Trainers in a Multicultural Globalised World."What happens when a CQ trainer discovers that the most challenging cultural contexts aren't in distant lands, but close to home? How can holding discomfort with curiosity rather than rushing to judgment transform the way we navigate cultural differences? Lucy shares insights from interviewing 12 CQ experts across the globe, revealing how the writing process itself became a mirror—ex...
2025-11-1436 min
The ShiftEmma Jordaan - The RAPID Approach to Cultural IntelligenceIn this episode, Trisha interviews Emma Jordaan, founder and CEO of Infinite Consulting, TEDx speaker, and author of Dubai Decode, who helps leaders navigate cultural dynamics in one of the world's most diverse workplaces—the UAE.What happens when your team knows you're making the wrong decision but stays silent because "you are the boss"? How do you bridge the gap between having cultural knowledge and actually applying it with intentionality? Emma unpacks her proprietary RAPID framework—a cultural intelligence strategy tool that helps professionals slow down their cross-cultural interactions before they react. Discover how recognising, assessing, paus...
2025-10-3133 minThe ShiftCreating Conditions for Change: Lessons from Five Moments of ShiftIn this episode, Trisha reviews five powerful transformation stories to uncover what practitioners can learn about creating conditions for genuine perspective shifts.What if we stopped trying to teach people into transformation and instead learned to cultivate the conditions where change becomes inevitable? Through stories of systemic awakening, identity work, and unexpected wisdom from a 10-year-old, this episode explores how dissonance, experience, and reflection intersect to create profound shifts—not just in thinking, but in being.For intercultural trainers, coaches, and CQ facilitators, the insights here challenge conventional approaches: brave spaces over safe spaces, productive di...
2025-10-1024 minThe ShiftWEIRD AI - Cultural Intelligence Meets Artificial IntelligenceIn this solo episode, Trisha examines a critical question that every global professional using AI should consider: Are artificial intelligence systems as globally representative as we assume? Drawing on groundbreaking 2010 research about WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, Democratic) populations in psychology, she explores whether today's AI models might face similar challenges.Through conversations with Claude from Anthropic and ChatGPT's Monday persona, Trisha uncovers surprising perspectives on data sources, training biases, and the cultural blind spots that might influence AI responses. These AI systems offer candid assessments of their own capabilities when it comes to representing diverse global...
2025-09-0626 minThe ShiftCo-creating Culturally Intelligent SpacesIn this episode, Trisha explores how teams can move beyond cultural stereotypes to build environments where everyone feels valued and understood. What happens when cultural training leaves participants feeling uncomfortable about their own backgrounds? How can we shift from oversimplified country-based assumptions to embracing the complexity that exists within every individual?Sparked by a story shared at the Employee Mobility Institute's recent summit, Trisha examines the critical difference between cultural competence—knowing about other cultures—and cultural intelligence—being able to function effectively together as unique teams. She challenges listeners to consider whether we're reinforcing divisions or co-cre...
2025-08-1613 min
The ShiftAmel Derragui - From School Canteens to Global CommunitiesIn this episode, Trisha interviews Amel Derragui, a truly global citizen, business coach, and powerhouse behind The Time is Now and the Cosmopolitan Table. Born in India to Algerian parents and raised across Serbia, Algeria, and Uganda, Amel has built her career helping women create portable businesses while navigating cultures worldwide.What happens when a 14-year-old witnesses racial fights at an international school and decides to take action? How does a school canteen project teach us about breaking down barriers through shared experiences?Amel's journey from teenage entrepreneur to global community builder reveals the complex...
2025-07-2550 min
The ShiftRevisiting: Dr Tanya Finnie - From Shadows to Safari: A Journey Through DiversityIn this episode, Trisha revisits her conversation with Dr. Tanya Finnie, introducing it with context about Tanya's newly released book "From Shadows to Safari." What happens when someone grows up witnessing apartheid's segregation, yet is raised with values that challenge the system around them? How do early experiences of injustice shape a lifelong commitment to bringing people together across cultural divides?This revisited conversation explores the complex journey from South Africa to Australia, examining how childhood experiences of racism and cultural difference can become the foundation for transformative leadership in diversity and inclusion. In their original discussion...
2025-07-1830 minThe ShiftThe Hardest Question: What tools do we have for peace?In this solo episode, Trisha explores whether the same cultural intelligence capabilities that help us work across cultures might also be tools for building peace.Drawing from insights at the International Positive Psychology Association World Congress, Trisha examines Peter Singer's concept of expanding our "moral circle" and Barbara Fredrickson's research on positive emotions, sparked by reflections from David Livermore and Martin Seligman.Discover how CQ Strategy, Knowledge, Drive, and Action might offer pathways beyond tribalism, and learn practical approaches for designing learning experiences that broaden perspectives rather than reinforce divisions.Resources mentioned include...
2025-07-1117 min
The ShiftAndrew Sykes - Building Trust, Floor by FloorIn this episode, Trisha interviews Andrew Sykes, author, speaker, and founder of Habits at Work, who brings the science of behavioural change into business performance. Andrew is a lecturer at the Kellogg School of Management, where he helps leaders build trustworthy organisations.Drawing from his powerful personal shift during the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa, Andrew explores how trust is built "floor by floor" like a skyscraper. The conversation delves into why trust often breaks down in diverse teams and how cultural intelligence intersects with trust-building.Andrew reveals practical strategies for building trust through...
2025-07-0443 min
The ShiftDr. Kristal Walker - Building Authenticity and Cultural Intelligence TogetherIn this episode, Trisha interviews Dr. Kristal Walker, Vice President of Employee Wellbeing at Sweetwater and a certified professional in training management. Dr. Kristal shares her remarkable transformation from high school dropout to doctoral graduate, revealing how this journey fundamentally shaped her approach to leadership and creating inclusive environments where people don't have to "code switch or shrink" to belong.They explore Dr. Kristal's innovative Four D Learning Lifecycle (Design, Develop, Deliver, Debrief) for designing cultural intelligence training that creates lasting change, and dive deep into the powerful concept of "brave spaces" versus safe spaces. Dr. Kristal...
2025-06-2739 min
The ShiftJerry Jones - Helping Teams Get Unstuck Through Human ConnectionThis week, Trisha interviews Jerry Jones, founder of Culture Blend and a learning strategist with over 15 years of experience helping organisations navigate cultural transitions. Jerry brings unique insights from coaching more than a thousand professionals through significant cultural shifts, having lived and worked in China for a decade himself.The conversation reveals Jerry's counterintuitive approach to learning design and why he believes most training fails before it starts. Jerry shares a profound shift moment from a deeply personal conversation with his son that challenged his assumptions about understanding and perspective, demonstrating how the most powerful learning happens...
2025-06-1333 min
The ShiftRevisiting Cath Brew - Can you hear what your body is telling you?In this Pride Month episode, Trisha revisits her powerful conversation with Cath Brew, a global LGBTQ+ consultant and shamanic practitioner who brings a unique somatic perspective to cultural intelligence. Cath explores how our bodies often communicate cultural awareness before our minds catch up, offering practical alternatives to traditional mindfulness approaches.The conversation delves into Cath's profound shift moment about learning to trust her intuition, her insights from working with Aboriginal culture in Australia, and her approach to navigating difficult LGBTQ+ conversations through body awareness. Cath's beautiful metaphor of building boardwalks between communities offers practical wisdom for anyone...
2025-06-0644 min
The ShiftCQ Fundamentals - Building Cultural Intelligence Through ReconciliationIn this episode, Trisha takes listeners back to the fundamentals of Cultural Intelligence (CQ), exploring all four capabilities through the lens of Australia's National Reconciliation Week. After 55 episodes focusing primarily on CQ Strategy, she provides a comprehensive overview of the complete CQ framework: Drive (motivation), Knowledge (understanding), Strategy (metacognition), and Action (behavioural adaptation).Using National Reconciliation Week as a practical example, Trisha demonstrates how each CQ capability can be developed and applied in real-world contexts. The episode includes insights from Sharon Gray (Episode 28), who speaks from her Kamilaroi and Scottish heritage about building cultural understanding and community...
2025-05-3023 min
Let’s Get Real with Justin and Trisha DavisEpisode 065: Season Six Wrap-Up: Reflections, Redemption & One Choice AwaySeason Six Wrap-Up: Reflections, Redemption & One Choice Away
Episode Description
In the Season 6 finale, Justin and Trish Davis reflect on their favorite moments and powerful conversations from the past few months. From themes of reconciliation and church hurt to parenting, addiction, and spiritual growth, this episode highlights how transformation begins with honesty and continues with courage.
They revisit impactful interviews with guests like Derwin and Vicki Gray, Ian Morgan Cron, Brandon Heath, Lisa Whittle, Dr. Alison Cook, and Steve Carter—each offering a unique story of resilience and faith. Trish vulnerably shares about the lo...
2025-05-2742 min
The ShiftHanlie van Wyk - Reasonable Revolutionaries and Human Eco-CulturesIn this episode, Trisha interviews Hanlie van Wyk, a systems thinker, social scientist, and cultural insights advisor whose work spans South Africa, the UK, Singapore, and the United States. They explore Hanlie's concept of "human eco-cultures" viewing organisational cultures as ecosystems that leaders can proactively design rather than simply manage. The conversation delves into how her hate crime research in South Africa shifted her perspective and contributed to national legislation, demonstrating how Cultural Intelligence (CQ) can address foundational biases before they escalate to discrimination and violence. Key insights include how leaders experience their greatest shifts when they realise actions...
2025-05-2333 minThe ShiftResponding to Moments of Shift with PAUSEThis week, Trisha continues her exploration of cultural intelligence by introducing the P.A.U.S.E. Process, a practical framework for responding effectively to cultural shift moments. Building on last week's S.H.I.F.T. Signals, Trisha breaks down each step of the P.A.U.S.E. Process.Drawing on insights from previous guests, including neuroscientist Mark Williams, psychologist Monique Toohey, and global leadership expert Dawn Bryan, Trisha offers concrete techniques for transforming challenging cultural encounters into opportunities for growth and connection.A downloadable guide to the P.A.U.S.E...
2025-05-1917 min
I Don't Like That! PodcastSaddle up, it's Cowboy Carter!Send us Fan MailYEEHAW, BABBYYYY! In episode 9 of I Don’t Like That! we become full-time ranchers after seeing the Cowboy Carter tour, recap the spiritual experience of witnessing Beyoncé in boots, and spiral about seeing Trisha Paytas LIVE (yes, in the flesh). This episode is a rootin’-tootin’ fever dream of pop culture, glam, and cowboy hats. Saddle up.
2025-05-1331 min
The Culturally Intelligent Safety ProfessionalThe CQSP S2E9 - Blind Spots, Brave Voices, and the Power of CQ Strategy with Trisha CarterWhat a great honour to speak with Trisha a real early adopter of CQ, our conversation explored the pivotal moments that shaped Trisha’s career, including her early insights into organizational dysfunction, her transformative experiences living in China, and her work helping individuals and organizations build cultural intelligence (CQ). We discussed the real-world applications of CQ in workplace safety, leadership, and organizational effectiveness, highlighting how metacognition and awareness of cultural dynamics can help professionals navigate complex multicultural environments more effectively. Here are some of my takeaways.1. Shifting From Assumptions to AwarenessD...
2025-05-1239 minThe ShiftRecognising Moments of ShiftThis week, Trisha Carter, an organisational psychologist, introduces the second series of 'The Shift,' focusing on enhancing cultural intelligence. She revisits the four foundational areas of cultural intelligence: CQ drive, CQ knowledge, CQ strategy, and CQ action, emphasising the metacognitive aspects. Trisha introduces the 'Shift Signals Guide,' a tool to recognise pivotal moments of cultural shift using the acronym S.H.I.F.T. (Sensations, Hesitations, Intense emotions, Frames of reference clashing, Time perception altering). The episode explores each signal in detail with real-life examples. A downloadable guide will be available on Substack....
2025-05-0820 minThe ShiftCultural Intelligence in Times of TurmoilThis week, Trisha explores the importance of cultural intelligence amidst global chaos and uncertainty, encouraging listeners to act with cultural intelligence to preserve humanity and effectiveness during challenging times. Trisha revisits the four areas of cultural intelligence and offers strategies to sustain it, such as recognizing emotional responses, seeking diverse information, practising perspective-taking, maintaining human connections, and knowing one's values. She also shares an impactful experience centred around the monument for Tommie Smith, John Carlos, and Peter Norman, stressing the importance of standing as an ally during critical moments. Make sure you join Trisha in this journey...
2025-03-1316 min
The Athrú Communications PodcastExploring Cultural Intelligence - with Trisha CarterShow Notes:Sarah Black talks with Trisha Carter, an Organisational Psychologist and Cultural Intelligence expert. Together, they delve into the nuances of cultural communication, exploring how cultural intelligence can bridge differences beyond nationality, gender, age, and neurodiversity. Trisha shares her insights on metacognition and the importance of self-awareness in understanding others. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in enhancing their communication skills within their own culture and others.About Trisha:Trisha is an Organisational Psychologist, with a curiosity and drive to help others see different perspectives. Her expertise in c...
2025-03-0320 min
The ShiftFlor Bretón-García - Empowering Global LeadersThis week, Trisha Carter chats with Flor Bretón-García, a seasoned expert in navigating cultural complexities within organizations. Flor shares her personal migration journey from Venezuela to the US and Germany, discussing the emotional and professional challenges she overcame. They explore how cultural shifts influence workplace dynamics, the impact of language and accents in the workplace, and the critical role of storytelling in leadership development. The episode emphasizes empathy, inclusion, and the importance of culturally aware practices in today's globalized work environment.Connect with Flor via LinkedInAs mentioned in the episode:Fa...
2025-02-2843 min
Let’s Get Real with Justin and Trisha DavisEpisode 061: Grieve, Breathe, Receive: Finding Healing in the Desert with Steve CarterEpisode Title:
Grieve, Breathe, Receive: Finding Healing in the Desert with Steve Carter
Episode Description:
In this powerful episode, Justin and Trish sit down with their friend, pastor, and author Steve Carter to talk about grief, leadership loss, betrayal, and spiritual resilience. Steve shares the story behind his book Grieve, Breathe, Receive and how a personal season of pain and disillusionment became an invitation to deeper healing and transformation. From navigating the fallout of a public church scandal to rediscovering God's presence in the desert, this honest conversation is full of wisdom for anyone walking...
2025-02-2544 min
The ShiftQuinton Pretorius - Shifts Through Experiential LearningThis week, Trisha Carter, an organisational psychologist and cultural intelligence explorer, chats with Quinton Pretorius, a leading facilitator in cultural intelligence and leadership development from South Africa. They discuss the importance of immersive learning experiences for leaders, the impact of cultural intelligence on leadership, and the ways in which cultural experiences can shift perspectives. Quinton shares insights from his personal experiences, including the concept of 'Ubuntu,' the significance of African time, and the powerful moments of reflection derived from cultural immersions. You can connect with Quinto on LinkedIn or via his website www.culturalintelligenceafrica.com
2025-02-1343 min
The ShiftSarah Black - Merging Cultural Intelligence with AI InnovationIn this episode, Trisha Carter, an organizational psychologist and expert in cultural intelligence, is joined by return guest Sarah Black, founder of Athru Communications with extensive experience in communication and PR. The discussion revolves around the four capabilities of cultural intelligence—CQ Drive, CQ Knowledge, CQ Strategy, and CQ Action—and how they apply to working with AI. The conversation explores strategies for integrating AI within organizational cultures, addressing knowledge gaps, and ensuring ethical and effective use of AI while maintaining human connection and emotional intelligence.Check out Sarah Black on LinkedIn and sign up for her News...
2025-01-3050 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part EightIn this episode, Trisha reflects on conversations with past guests, such as Dr. Michelle McQuaid, Reverend Dr. Gary Mason, and Tanya Finney. Trisha highlights the power of storytelling, intentional cultural reflection, and small, consistent actions in fostering cultural awareness and understanding. These insights demonstrate that meaningful change requires patience and the creation of spaces for authentic dialogue.As mentioned in the show: check out Episode 23 Joanna Sell- Storytelling for Cultural Shifts Join Trisha in this journey of growth and discovery throughout the year via Substack or LinkedIn.
2025-01-1614 minThe ShiftNew Year, New Perspectives: Cultivating CQ in 2025This week Trisha outlines her goals for 2025, with a focus on cultural intelligence (CQ). She discusses her plan to deepen her reflection practice through regular journaling and explores the intersection of CQ and artificial intelligence, including the potential benefits and risks. Trisha also shares her personal joy of becoming a grandmother. She encourages listeners to set their own CQ goals, whether by increasing drive, expanding knowledge, refining strategy, or adapting behaviours. Join Trisha in this journey of growth and discovery throughout the year via Substack or LinkedIn.
2025-01-0208 min
SOUNDS OF FILM with Tom NeedhamRemembering Jimmy Carter, A Rock & Roll President, with Mary Wharton & Chris Farrell on SOUNDS“Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President” Filmmakers Join Tom Needham on SOUNDSDirector Mary Wharton and Producer Chris Farrell are featured on the latest episode of SOUNDS, hosted by Tom Needham. They discuss their acclaimed documentary, “Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President,” which was originally highlighted in a Q&A recorded for the Port Jefferson Documentary Film Series following a screening of the film.The documentary uncovers the fascinating and often overlooked story of how President Jimmy Carter, a passionate lover of music, built close relationships with iconic artists like Willie Nelson, the Allman B...
2025-01-0242 min
The ShiftRevisiting: Grace Boker Mungkaje - Deciding when to climb the tree.With Trisha working with Papua New Guinea expatriates this week we wanted to revisit her interview with Grace Boker Mungkaje. Grace Boker Mungkaje a Forensic Auditor from Papua New Guinea. Grace speaks about growing up as a Third Culture Kid (TCK) in the USA, returning to PNG and making cultural shifts as she was selected for opportunities and scholarships around the world. Her awareness of the need for cultural shifts began young as she was told not to climb the trees in her village in PNG after returning from the USA. We also speak about the need...
2024-12-1246 minThe ShiftReflections on the RoadThis week, Trisha reflects on her recent experiences in the USA, including attending the CQ Fellows Retreat. She explores cultural intelligence (CQ) focusing on metacognitive aspects, reflecting on her learning from experts like Cal Newport, Chris Argyris, and Dr. Darryl L. Washington. She also shares her observations about empathy and small cultural adaptations from her current travels around the USA.
2024-11-1410 min
The ShiftDr Tanya Finnie - From Shadows to Safari: A Journey Through DiversityIn this episode, Trisha Carter, an organizational psychologist and expert in cultural intelligence, speaks with Tanya Finnie, Founder of Redhead Communications. They discuss key aspects of cultural intelligence, Tanya's multicultural experiences, and how these have shaped her professional journey. Tanya shares insights on the importance of bridging cultural divides, her experiences growing up in apartheid-era South Africa, and the challenges and rewards of immigrating to Australia. Tanya also highlights her current work in cultural diversity, including her upcoming book and the Diversity and Inclusion Summit she has founded, soon to be held in Melbourne. Listeners are encouraged to be...
2024-11-0729 min
The ShiftThe Reverend Dr. Gary Mason: Part 2 - Shifts towards PeaceIn this episode, Trisha, an organizational psychologist, and cultural intelligence expert explores key themes in conflict transformation. This is the second part of a moving discussion diving into the shifts that need to happen in individual hearts and minds to build communities and societies towards peace. Trisha’s guest the Rev. Dr. Gary Mason, has over 30 years’ experience in peace-building in Belfast. He shares his experience, observations and wisdom around perspectives of history, the power of the narratives we share and encourages us all to continue the work ofLearn more about Gary's work https://www.rethinkingconflict.com/ a...
2024-10-3126 min
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2024-10-2910h 39
The ShiftThe Reverend Dr. Gary Mason: Part 1 - Shifts towards PeaceIn this episode, Trisha, an organizational psychologist, explores key themes in conflict transformation. Joined by Rev. Dr. Gary Mason, who has over 30 years experience in peace-building in Belfast, they delve into appreciating diverse cultures and the impact of different narratives on societies - crowd psychology. The discussion highlights linguistic violence and historical contexts affecting people's thinking and decision making. Gary shares insights from religious and political leaders to reflect on the Northern Ireland peace process. They discuss how leadership can be crucial in fostering peace. Gary's personal anecdotes and reflections on historical contexts enrich the conversation, offering valuable lessons...
2024-10-2427 min
The ShiftDr. Michelle McQuaid - Shifting Away from the 'Good Girl' MindsetIn this episode, organizational psychologist Trisha Carter converses with Dr. Michelle McQuaid about the personal shifts that foster growth and well-being. Trisha reflects on the value of metacognitive thinking and the importance of reflection. Michelle shares her journey of experiencing shifts in thinking, in overcoming 'good girl' beliefs, asking key reflective questions about who sets the terms and outcomes for 'good girl' behaviour. They also discussed the value of David Cooperrider's Appreciative Inquiry method for effective change management. They discussed the value of data in motivating change and Trisha referenced data on leadership and wellbeing that Michelle and her...
2024-10-1740 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part SevenThis week, Trisha reflects on the insights shared by five diverse guests, highlighting the themes of cultural intelligence, service, and appreciation of differences. She explores how these themes emerge through the guests' experiences, such as 'lightbulb moments', understanding power distance, the value of failure, and celebrating generational diversity. These reflections offer valuable lessons in increasing cultural awareness and adopting strategies for better intercultural interactions.
2024-10-1017 minThe ShiftDr. Marc Geil - Shaping Global Business with Cultural IntelligenceThis week, organizational psychologist Trisha Carter speaks with Marc Geil, the Global Director of Culture and Employee Experience at Wahl Clipper. Marc shares his transformative experiences as a Rotary Youth Exchange student in Japan, highlighting his shift in perspective through cultural immersion. They discuss the metacognitive aspect of cultural intelligence, emphasizing the importance of understanding diverse perspectives within global business and employee environments. Marc also speaks on applying cultural intelligence to organizational culture and personal interactions. They explore how cultural intelligence can be applied beyond international boundaries, recognizing diverse generations and ethnicities. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, Marc...
2024-10-0326 min
The ShiftSamkelo Blom - Cultural Insights and Leadership Shifts in South AfricaThis week, organizational psychologist Trisha speaks with Samkelo Blom, a thought leader and CEO of a boutique HR consultancy in South Africa. They discuss the concept of cultural intelligence (CQ) focusing on the metacognitive aspect of CQ strategy. Samkelo shares his experiences growing up in South Africa, his professional journey in human resources, and the cultural shifts he has encountered. They delve into the challenges of balancing cultural and corporate leadership responsibilities and the importance of understanding and adapting to different cultural perspectives. The episode highlights the significance of inclusive cultures, resilience, and the role of leadership and HR...
2024-09-2628 min
The ShiftJennifer Izekor - Cultivating Leaders with Cultural IntelligenceThis week, Trisha interviews Jennifer Izekor, Above Difference's CEO and founder. They discuss the importance of cultural intelligence (CQ) in leadership and inclusive practices. Jennifer shares insights from her personal and professional journey, including her cross-cultural upbringing and work fostering inclusive leadership. They explore the challenges and rewards of implementing cultural intelligence in various sectors, emphasizing the need for vision, empathy, and strategic thinking in driving organizational change. Jennifer also talks about an upcoming learning event aimed at enhancing cultural intelligence and inclusive leadership skills.Connect with Jennifer via LinkedIn or Above Difference's website and register for...
2024-09-1943 min
The ShiftRevisiting David Livermore and Cultural IntelligenceIn this episode, we revisit an earlier episode and the second part of an interview with David Livermore, a key researcher, author and speaker in the Cultural Intelligence field. Trisha explains why this episode is so vital in learning how to help ourselves and others shift. She also offers a surprise prize to the first listeners to share about the episode! You can pre-order David’s new book here
2024-09-0532 minThe ShiftReflections on Confidence and Cultural IntelligenceThis week, Trisha reflects on the role of confidence in Cultural Intelligence and the potential impact of the Dunning Kruger effect which she was thinking about after listening to Katy Milkman’s latest podcast. She discusses Culture Shock from the perspective of the conscious competence learning model and recommends expatriates in a new location give themselves a learning buffer. Please reach out to Trisha with recommendations for researchers to interview for Series 2 - and she would love to connect on LinkedIn.
2024-08-2908 min
The ShiftBrian Johnson - From Major League Catcher to DEI ConsultantThis week, Trisha, talks to Brian Johnson—a former professional baseball player who played in the US Major League. Some major life shifts saw Brian evolve into a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Executive Consultant. Trisha and Brian discuss his experiences growing up in culturally diverse Oakland, his sports career, and key experiences that fostered his cultural intelligence. They unpack the athlete's metacognition and how the thinking processes of instant responses are developed. Brian also shares personal stories about his family and offers advice for those looking to create a more inclusive world. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about em...
2024-08-2237 min
The ShiftShaikh Fadilah Ahmad - From Diplomacy to Coffee: Embracing The ShiftsThis week, Trisha interviews Shaikh Fadilah Ahmad, a former diplomat from Brunei, Darussalam. Shaikh Fadilah shares his rich career experiences spanning 30 years and his seamless transition to 'coffee diplomacy' after retirement -at least from the Diplomatic Service. The conversation dives into the importance of cultural intelligence (CQ) and how Fadilah applied his early learnings of respect and cultural adaptability in his diplomatic career. They also discuss his successful pivot to owning a coffee shop, mentoring young entrepreneurs, and his involvement in social causes. His passion for coffee culture and art exhibitions in his cafe is underlined, offering a unique...
2024-08-1537 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part SixIn this episode, Trisha reviews key themes from the last five interviews, highlighting common moments of cultural shifts experienced by guests Mikkel Orlovski, Kristin Ekkens, Sharon Gray, Bridget Romanes, and Cheryl Doig. Through anecdotes and discussions, she emphasizes the importance of creating safe learning spaces, recognizing social value, and forming personal relationships. Trisha also hints at what's happening in series two of The Shift.
2024-08-0911 min
The ShiftCheryl Doig - Walking with the Futures AuntyThis week, host Trisha interviews Cheryl Doig, a futures and foresight practitioner with a deep background in education. They discuss the importance of cultural intelligence (CQ) and CQ Strategy for the future. Cheryl shares her journey to becoming known as a 'Futures Aunty' and emphasizes the significance of understanding different perspectives and histories as we think about both the future and the past. The conversation delves into the impact of random and cataclysmic events on communities, particularly referencing the Christchurch earthquakes and the terrorist attack. They also discuss the shifts in New Zealand in cultural understanding between Māori a...
2024-08-0141 min
The ShiftBridget Romanes - Cultural Shifts with Global MobilityThis week, Trisha interviews Bridget Romanes, founder of New Zealand business, Mobile Relocation Limited. They discuss Bridget's experiences living in India and Singapore as a diplomat, her insights into cultural intelligence, and how her company supports people relocating to New Zealand. Bridget shares personal stories of adapting to new cultures, the importance of accepting and understanding local ways, and strategies to help expats thrive, including recognising the relocation cycle and building friendships. The conversation also covers the evolution of the global mobility industry, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the shift towards prioritising the emotional as well...
2024-07-1843 min
The ShiftSharon Gray - Winangar Guru: Listen Deeply, Go Slowly and Respect EverythingThis week, Trisha interviews Sharon Gray, a longtime colleague and friend, known for her extensive work enhancing inclusion and increasing Indigenous employment. Sharon shares insights from her career in the Australian government, non-profit organisations, big corporations, and her consultancy. They discuss the importance of cultural competency, walking alongside people to help them learn; effective community engagement, and creating social and economic opportunities for Indigenous communities. Sharon highlights the principles of deep listening, the cultural significance of acknowledging traditional lands, and the transformative impact of Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) in organisations. The conversation also delves into the concept of social...
2024-07-1136 min
The ShiftKristin Ekkens - Edgewalking with Cultural IntelligenceIn this episode, Trisha interviews Kristin Joy Ekkens, an award-winning cultural strategist and CEO of Exponential Inclusion. They discuss Kristin's journey into cultural intelligence (CQ), her experiences with Latino culture, and her transformative work with organizations. They delve into the metacognitive aspect of CQ, thinking about thinking, and how strategies can help individuals and organizations manage diversity effectively. Kristin shares insights from her work with Edgewalkers, network creators, and her vision for a global movement promoting shared humanity and inclusive practices. Listeners gain a deep understanding of how CQ impacts personal and organizational growth, and how fostering empathy and...
2024-07-0433 min
The ShiftMikkel Orlovski -Using Games to Build Cultural IntelligenceIn this episode, Trisha interviews Mikkel Olovsky, a diversity and inclusion professional, with extensive experience as an HR consultant working within organisational cultures. They discuss the significance of metacognitive aspects of Cultural Intelligence (CQ) and explore how Mikkel uses games and engaging activities to help organisations understand and apply CQ strategies. Mikkel shares personal experiences and methods that highlight the emotional and cognitive shifts required for cultural adaptability. He also talks about his innovative approaches to training and his plans to make his games and training methods widely available.You can connect with Mikkel via Linked in
2024-06-2757 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part FiveIn this episode, Trisha reviews key themes emerging across the last five episodes. This makes the practice of reflection real. It is a key metacognitive skill that can build cultural intelligence. It is interesting to see that somewhat different themes emerge in these episodes from some of the earlier summaries.This quote is from Lucy Butters, Shifts for Cultural Intelligence Facilitators, episode 24; "Learning happens when we feel something, especially something like this - you have to be motivated yourself. You want to take it on and commit to some different ways of being and doing."
2024-06-2009 min
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2024-06-196h 35
The ShiftLucy Butters - Shifts for Cultural Intelligence FacilitatorsIn this episode, Trisha interviews Lucy Butters, a Cultural Intelligence Master Facilitator. Lucy has been an academic and worked with the British Council in many locations with people from over 80 countries. Through training, coaching and speaking she has helped thousands of people develop their Cultural Intelligence (CQ) enabling leaders, teams and organisations to be more successful working across cultures. Lucy and Trisha discuss the tension between sharing the knowledge in a training session and processing the awareness, the feelings that people carry about culture. Lucy speaks about using the body and trusting the intuition of facilitation. They a...
2024-06-1329 min
The ShiftJoanna Sell- Storytelling for Cultural ShiftsIn this episode Trisha speaks with Joanna Sell, an Intercultural trainer, author, academic, historian and expert in the art of story telling. There are many stories told in this episode from the story of Joanna's Grandma who gave hope in dark times, to the story of a shift Joanna experienced while facilitating a World Café. We discuss the power of story telling and story listening and how stories can be used to build empathy and understanding or to manipulate. Both outcomes are shifts but only one will build understanding of the mosaic of cultural identities -ours and oth...
2024-06-0643 min
The ShiftEmily Rogers - Shifts in TransitionsIn this episode, Trisha interviews Emily Rogers - a Leadership and Transitions Coach based in New Zealand. Emily has experienced many location transitions - from small town country South Australia to some of the biggest cities in the world, India, China and Taiwan. She has learnt to thrive in each of these shifts and now shares the skills and strategies she developed in these experiences with individuals and organisations in transition. They discuss the power of questions to help people to reflect, to move beyond judgement and consider other possibilities. Emily shares how the process of Action...
2024-05-3029 min
The ShiftRick Petry - The Culturally Intelligent LawyerIn this episode, Trisha interviews Rick Petry, a former trial attorney who is now an Adjunct Professor and the Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St Paul, Minnesota. They speak about the shifts lawyers need to make to be effective in their work in today's world and the role that Cultural Intelligence (CQ) can play in helping lawyers grow their capabilities in dealing with diversity. Rick speaks of the challenges he has been facing as the Director of DEI at the School of Law, and how he...
2024-05-2332 min
The ShiftMonique Toohey - Cultural Intelligence for Mental Health ProfessionalsIn this episode Trisha interviews Monique Toohey a Psychologist who is also a certified CQ Facilitator. Monique shares her story of shifting in her awareness of culture and in her beliefs and experiences from being a part of the dominant culture to being a part of both the dominant and a minority culture. These experiences prepared Monique to approach mental health with clients from many different backgrounds with curiosity and deep caring about the people she is working with. The challenges for mental health professionals in a multicultural community are raised with both acknowledging the need for cultural intelligence...
2024-05-1649 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part FourIn this episode Trisha reviews some of the key themes to emerge from the past five interviews identifying repeated themes in people's moments of shift. Her goal is to help us recall the key elements that people shared and suggest some aspects we can learn from, as we endeavour to help ourselves or others see things from different perspectives. The Thinking Routines that are referenced are available on the Project Zero website here.
2024-05-0912 minThe ShiftLoren Rosario-Maldonado - Cultural Shifts for Keynote SpeakersIn this episode, Trisha interviews Loren Rosario-Maldonado who was part of Trisha’s mastermind group in CQ Fellows 2023. Loren is a Keynote speaker and the award-winning author of “Becoming The Change: The Power of Cultural Intelligence”. In the keynotes and her book, she shares her knowledge and experience drawing on years of global team leadership and HR knowledge and her research and current PhD studies. Trisha and Loren discuss the shifts that Loren went through in understanding her own cultural influences, which she shares in her book and the preparation she puts into her keynotes to support the audience in their...
2024-05-0234 min
The ShiftDawn Bryan - Shifts for Global LeadersIn this episode Trisha interviews Dawn Bryan, a global leader with over 30 years of experience. Dawn speaks about her early experiences while working in Ethiopia, her experience of leading a global virtual volunteer Board of an award winning organisation, and her more recent work leading the Global Practice at the consulting firm, The Kaleidoscope Group. Global leaders face unique challenges. Dawn speaks about some of the ways Kaleidoscope Group works to develop empowered leaders to meet those challenges. If you would like to connect with Dawn on Linked In, please reach out to her here And if you would...
2024-04-2528 minThe ShiftMental Shifts in Tragic SituationsIn this episode Trisha discusses recent tragic events in Sydney. She describes people’s reactions and the different perspectives people took. Looking through the lens of learnings from earlier episodes Trisha considers people’s responses. She reflects on the impact of such events on individuals, groups and society and the impact that has on people at work. She encourages all who are working with people, caring for others, to alsoe take care of ourselves in challenging times.If you want to reach out to Trisha connect with her on Linked in here In Australi...
2024-04-1810 min
The ShiftTim Barrett - Cultural Intelligence for High School StudentsThis week Trisha sits down (IN PERSON! - sorry for the sound quality) with Tim Barrett the head of Saint Andrews Institute of Learning in Noosa, Australia to discuss how he's helping students recognise those moments of Shift and expanding their knowledge of cultural intelligence. They discussed techniques teachers use to help students develop empathy and to think differently in the learning processes. Tim referenced Project Zero and visible thinking routines from Harvard University and spoke about how he uses these tools in designing learning experiences including an e-learning Cultural Intelligence course he has designed for students.
2024-04-1122 min
The ShiftGreg Dearsly - Cultural Intelligence and Workplace Health and SafetyIn this episode, Trisha speaks with Greg Dearsly, an Occupational Health and Safety Consultant AND a certified Cultural Intelligence Facilitator. Greg lives and works in Aotearoa New Zealand.They speak about the impact of culture on safety at work and the need for Health and Safety Professionals to have a strong people focus and high cultural intelligence.Greg shares sobering statistics about the impact of poor workplace health and safety in New Zealand and his passion to respectfully reach everyone within a workplace to improve that. And reaching everyone with respect means understanding where they ar...
2024-03-1441 min
The ShiftTanya Crossman - Third Culture KidsIn this episode Trisha interviews Tanya Crossman. Tanya is the Director of Research and International Education at TCK Training, and also offers intercultural consulting and coaching services. She has lived in four countries, and has nearly two decades of experience working with Third Culture Kids and international families.They discuss TCKs -Third Culture Kids -and their experience of living in other cultures and how their perspectives of that culture are often different to their parents. Tanya’s research into TCKs and their identity formation and the shifts they make as the develop their own awareness are illustrated wit...
2024-03-0732 minThe ShiftA Shift in Our EpisodesThis week's episode is one with giveaways so listen to learn how you can win!Now that's a Shift! 😃
2024-02-2906 min
Craft & CharacterTransparent Preaching with Justin DavisIn this episode of Craft and Character, Steve Carter interviews Justin Davis about how transparency leads to transformation. Justin details the hard lessons he had to learn and what God has redeemed and refined because of it.They also unpack Justin’s latest book entitled Being Real > Being Perfect and how to embody that from the pulpit, in our leadership, marriage, and with the deepest friendships.BIOJustin is an author, speaker, and pastor and has dedicated his life to helping people experience life change through the power of authenticity. He co-founded RefineUs Mini...
2024-02-2751 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part ThreeIn this episode, Trisha practices the reflection that so many of our guests have spoken about. Reviewing the past three episodes and finding the repeated themes and outstanding ideas and highlighting them will enable us all to adopt these strategies and use them to help others. Despite real differences in their expertise and their experiences, there are similar lessons we can learn from these past three episodes in how to increase our CQ Strategy - our Cultural Awareness. If you have noticed repeated themes we'd love to hear your thoughts. Please reach out on LinkedIn to discuss...
2024-02-2208 min
The ShiftGrace Boker Mungkaje - Deciding when to climb the tree.In this episode, Trisha speaks with Grace Boker Mungkaje a Forensic Auditor from Papua New Guinea. Grace speaks about growing up as a Third Culture Kid (TCK) in the USA, returning to PNG and making cultural shifts as she was selected for opportunities and scholarships around the world. Her awareness of the need for cultural shifts began young as she was told not to climb the trees in her village in PNG after returning from the USA. We also speak about the need for Auditors to have cultural intelligence in their work as they build bridges across organisational cultures.
2024-02-1543 min
The ShiftSarah Black - How does Communication Shift People?Trisha speaks with Sarah Black, a global communications consultant, trainer and podcaster with over thirty years of communications experience - who has also recently completed her CQ Facilitator training. Sarah brings a Northern Irish perspective to Shifts, mixed with influences from Norway, the USA and the UK - all places where she has lived and worked for some years. We talk about how good Communications can create Shifts within people and why she believes all Communications professionals need Cultural Intelligence (CQ). To learn more connect with Sarah on LinkedIn Sign up for her...
2024-02-0839 min
The ShiftDr Mark Williams - Shifts and the BrainIn this episode, Trisha speaks with Dr Mark Williams, a neuroscientist with over 25 years of experience conducting behavioural and brain imaging research focusing on our social skills. What makes us form in-groups and out-groups? How can we shift out of those biases? Mark's knowledge, ability to put complex neuroscience into easy-to-understand language, and optimism and hope for us as people will inspire and encourage us. To learn more about his work check out his website, and his book and follow him on LinkedIn
2024-02-0141 minThe ShiftWhat We've Learned So Far - Part TwoIn this episode, Trisha is practising what each of her guests has suggested in different ways. She reflects on the learning so far, drawing threads from David Livermore's Episode 4 CQ Strategy Where Shifts Happen and taking those threads through Mariette Rups-Donnelley's Episode 5 An Actor's Perspective and then again seeing those threads show up in Cath's Episode 6 Can the Body Help us Shift?Despite real differences in their approaches, there are also similar lessons we can learn from these episodes in how to increase our CQ Strategy - our Cultural Awareness. If you have noticed repeated themes we'd...
2024-01-2508 min
The ShiftCath Brew - Can the Body Help us Shift?In this episode, Trisha speaks with Cath Brew, a global LGBTQ+ consultant and coach who also works as a shamanic practitioner to help people become more aware of pain points in their lives. They speak about shifts she has made and how she helps people to become aware of their emotional state through becoming more aware of their physical sensations. Is this another technique that we can use to help us make mental shifts? Connect with Cath on LinkedIn and ask her to send her free resource to help guide your physical and emotional observations. You can...
2024-01-1840 min
The ShiftMariette Rups-Donnelly - An Actors Perspective on Moments of ShiftIn this episode, Trisha speaks with Mariette Rups Donnelly. Mariette is a 'triple threat' actor, singer and dancer who now works as a presentation coach helping clients in the corporate world to increase their presence and make their presentations more effective. As an actor, she had to constantly make shifts into the mindsets of different characters. As a coach of actors, she needed to help others do the same. This episode looks at supporting shifts in our thinking from a very different perspective. We hope the difference sparks new thinking for you. You...
2024-01-1132 min
The ShiftDavid Livermore - Part 2 -CQ Strategy - Where Shifts HappenIf you haven't listened to Part 1 with David you may like to check it out. In this episode David and Trisha discuss how we can increase CQ Strategy by gaining metacognitive awareness. They discuss some ways of doing that touching on reflection and journaling. They talk about unhelpful dogmas and instead trying to find a way to reflect that suits you and your styles. Cultural interpreters, the importance of awareness of your own culture and how it shapes your gut responses, mindfulness – all ways mentioned to increase our awareness. Experiencing another culture – through travel or through...
2024-01-0429 min
The ShiftWhat We've Learned So FarThis is a holiday reflection episode. Trisha takes us through some patterns that can be seen between David Livermore's episode and the introductory episode where Trisha shares her own story of shift. Listen in to pick up some critical learning to increase your cultural intelligence
2023-12-2806 min
The ShiftCultural Intelligence and the Shift - with guest David Livermore - Part 1In this episode, Trisha interviews David Livermore, a true expert in the field of cultural intelligence (CQ). They discuss cultural intelligence - what it is and how it relates to the Shift. On the way, they talk about Dave's experiences of a culture he loves and a moment of shift he has experienced. You can follow or connect with Dave on LinkedIn here, or explore his website here. You can find links to all the books he has written here, and the book Trisha quoted from - Leading with Cultural Intelligence is featured here where you can...
2023-12-2124 minThe ShiftWelcome to The Shift - An IntroductionIn this episode, Trisha discusses Moments of Shift and why they are important for developing Cultural Intelligence (CQ). She describes an example in her life when she experienced a mental shift. Part of her mental shift was an awareness of her cultural value of individualism and how that value and her practices related to that value might appear selfish to someone from a collective culture. You can learn more about individualism and collectivism here
2023-12-0706 min
The ShiftTeaser: The Shift - Moments of seeing things differently.In this teaser episode, Trisha introduces the idea of mental 'shifts', those moments when our perception changes and we are able to see things differently. This podcast series will discuss cultural metacognition - a key part of Cultural Intelligence - how we can increase it and help others in that process.
2023-11-3001 min
The Athrú Communications PodcastA Quick Dip into Cultural Intelligence - with Trisha CarterA Quick Dip into Cultural Intelligence with Trisha Carter. Cultural Intelligence: one of the terms we hear in relation to leadership and communications competencies but what is cultural intelligence? To answer this question, we asked an expert. Trisha Carter is an Organisational Psychologist, specializing in Intercultural Psychology who works in global mobility and diversity, equity and inclusion. She is a Certified Facilitator in Cultural Intelligence (Adv) and has been helping clients to grow and develop their cultural intelligence for over 20 years through her training and coaching business Trans Cultural Careers. Through her work with The Kal...
2023-09-1812 min
A.S. We Know ItThe Trisha Paytas Iceberg EXPLAINED ***NOT CLICKBAIT***Welcome back to A.S. We Know It!
In this episode, Amelia and Sara dive deep into the life of internet celebrity Trisha Paytas, discuss the exploration of girlhood in a chronically online world, and eat tortilla chips!
TW: mentions of drug abuse, alcohol abuse & sexual abuse
Our Sources:
Vulture, 2021
Michigan Daily, 2021
ET, 2019
Trisha’s Youtube Channel
Our InstagramA special thanks to Carter Combs for our podcast music.
2023-08-261h 21
Let's TalkEmergency Management ServicesWe sit down with Trisha Rooda and discuss all things emergency management in the Sedalia community.
2023-07-0843 min
Becoming Inclusive From The Kaleidoscope GroupUnderstanding Psychological Safety: Empowered ExpressionPsychological safety is having the freedom to contribute without fear of being humiliated or punished. In DEI, it's a factor in feeling empowered to step up, step in or be an ally. But psychological safety is also important in making recommendations, shaping strategies or ideas or simply expressing yourself. In today's conversation Jerry Jones, Global Director of Design and Development, and Trisha Carter, Global Engagement Leader and organizational psychologist, join us for a wide-ranging exploration of what it means to have empowered expression. Learn how culture and communication shape the ideas of psychological safety, why psychological safety is a...
2022-03-1028 min
Kinda Cute: A Pop Culture PodcastKinda Cute – Ep. 10 – Swinging with Thomas Middleditch, a 6.5 Inch Tongue Gets the Big Mons$, and Aaron Carter vs. Nick Carter In episode 10's discussion of The Cut: *a brief update on Millie's Face washing and Caroline Calloway *a fellow Floridian is making over $100k a year, partially thanks to her long ass tongue *Thomas Middleditch likes to swing and refer to himself as a ravenous little monster *Nick Carter gets a restraining order against little bro, Aaron Carter, but I'm more concerned with Trisha Paytas This Week’s Legit Sh*t: Big Ass Sustainable Scrunchies from Room Shop Vintage: https://roomshopvintage.com/collections/giant-scrunchies BONUS: we finish...
2019-09-1948 min