Empathy Unbound: Embrace Your Superpower

In this insightful episode of 'Empathy Unbound, Embrace Your Superpower,' host Andrew Phipps interviews Dr. Nicole DeKay, a multidisciplinary data scientist and expert in industrial organizational psychology. Dr. Nicole DeKay is the founder and principal consultant of Humanalysts, a consulting firm dedicated to helping small and medium-sized companies grow in ways that are safe and secure for empl...

In this episode of Empathy Unbound, Andrew Phipps is joined by Rebecca Egger Alley, CEO and founder of NeuroInclusion Hub . Rebecca shares her journey from undiagnosed autism to becoming an advocate for neurodivergent individuals. They discuss the importance of workplace accommodations, the diverse experiences within the autism spectrum, and Rebecca's personal struggles and triumphs. The conversat...

In this engaging episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps interviews Elise Talgorn , a multidisciplinary researcher, designer, PhdD in applied physics, scientist and artist. Elise explores the complex intersections of anxiety in younger generations, the unparalleled power of storytelling in books, and the vital role of empathy in design and communication. Sharing her unique journey from ap...

In this episode of the Empathy Unbound podcast, host Andrew Phipps converses with Dr. Judith Orloff, MD, about her latest book, 'The Genius of Empathy.' Judith Orloff MD is a psychiatrist and a NY Times bestselling author. Dr. Orloff's new book is "The Genius of Empathy" with a forward by His Holiness The Dalai Lama. She passionately believes that empathy is the medicine the world needs. It is ess...

In this enlightening episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps engages in a conversation with Professor Jodi Halpern, MD, PhD. Jodi Halpern MD, PhD, Chancellor’s Chair and Professor of Bioethics at UC Berkeley, is an international leader on empathy in healthcare and the ethics of innovative technologies including AI, gene editing and neurotechnology. Halpern’s book, From Detached Concern to...

Navigating the Intersection of Stress, Workspaces, and Human Connection with Elizabeth Nelson In this episode of 'Empathy Inbound,' host Andrew Phipps is joined by Elizabeth Nelson. The author of The Healthy Office Revolution, Elizabeth C. Nelson is a researcher, writer, and keynote speaker. She stands on the review board for academic publications including Nature's Digital Medicine, Journal of Me...

Empathy and Cultural Nuances: An In-Depth Discussion with Dr. Paria Jami In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound, Embrace Your Superpower,' Host Andrew Phipps engages in an enlightening conversation with Dr. Paria Jami, a research scientist at the University of Birmingham, Alabama. Dr. Jami discusses the multidimensional aspects of empathy, emphasizing the affective and cognitive processes involved. T...

Understanding Emotions with Machine Learning: A Conversation with Hannes Demerling In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps is joined by Hannes Demerling, a pre-doctoral fellow at the Center for Lifespan Psychology at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development. The discussion delves into Hannes's work on using machine learning to recognize emotions from audio recordings, a field...

Exploring Vulnerability and Empathy in Education with Dr. Rachel Romero In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps speaks with Dr. Rachel Romero, a sociologist and educator from Texas State University . They discuss the challenges and importance of vulnerability, particularly in educational settings, and Romero's innovative teaching methods that foster empathy and self-awareness throug...

Empathy, AI, and the Effort Paradox with Professor Michael Inzlicht In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps engages in a profound conversation with Professor Michael Inzlicht from the University of Toronto . They explore the complexities of empathy, the potential of empathic AI, and how humans often avoid empathy due to its mentally demanding nature. The discussion also delves int...

Radical Empathy and Pathways to Inclusion with Professor Terry Givens In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps welcomes Professor Terry Givens, a renowned author and orator, to discuss her book 'Radical Empathy: Finding a Pathway to Bridging Racial Divides.' They delve into the significance of empathy, personal histories, and societal impacts of structural racism. Professor Givens...

Empathy and Adventure: A Conversation with Cormac Davey In this episode of Empathy Unbound Host Andrew Phipps engages in a thoughtful conversation with Cormac Davey, co-founder of The Living Project , from Singapore. The discussion explores the detrimental effects of overthinking, the significance of outdoor experiences, and how connecting with nature can profoundly impact mental well-being. Corma...

Exploring Empathy, Belief Systems, and Social Dynamics with Dr. Anna Stone In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' we delve into the essence of human empathy and belief systems with Dr. Anna Stone, a Senior Lecturer from the University of East London. Anna's focus is the psychology of belief (religion, politics, morals, the paranormal). We discuss the impact of empathy on social interactions, the ch...

Empathy Unbound: Menopause Matters with Natalie Martin In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound,' host Andrew Phipps converses with Natalie Martin, founder and CEO of Menopause Alliance Australia. Natalie shares her journey of establishing the charity to enhance awareness and support for menopause, impacting millions of women in Australia. The discussion delves into the lack of corporate dialogue and p...

Empathy Unbound: Navigating Life with Art and Compassion In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps engages in a heartfelt conversation with Sarah McGrath. Sarah, an accomplished artist with a rich background in retail and aviation, shares her life's journey. They discuss the profound impact of empathy, particularly in supporting individuals on the autism spectrum. Sarah reveals how he...

Anna Kalifa In this episode of Empathy Unbound, host Andrew Phipps is joined by the insightful Anna Kalifa. Together, they explore Anna's extensive career, international experiences, and profound understanding of empathy. Anna dives into her early influences, experiences in different cultures, and the importance of empathy in both personal and professional life. The conversation also touches the f...

Exploring Multidimensionality and Empathy with Lucia Hegenbartova In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound, Embrace Your Superpower,' host Andrew Phipps is joined by Lucia Hegenbartova, a technology executive, futurist, scientist, artist, and self-described alchemist from Berlin. Lucia shares her insights on the importance of empathy, starting with self-empathy, and the need for society to reconnect wi...

What a great episode, Tiffany was so generous with her time and I hope you learn as much as I did. We covered so many topics and Tiffany's insight, intelligence, humour, and knowledge made this an absolute joy to record., Tiffany Crawford is Co-Director Climate Change and City Resilience and Co-Chief Heat Officer at City of Melbourne, focusing on delivering a resilient, adapted and zero emissions...

Marissa is a Consulting Director and Centre Of Excellence Lead for Experience & Culture at Cushman & Wakefield. She specializes in Interior Design, Change Management, Coaching, and Workplace Strategy, with a focus on adapting to remote and hybrid work models. Marissa is adept in social media and community building, fosters genuine connections in distributed teams she was nicknamed "Office...

Jess is an amazing ambassador for empathy. Having travelled across much of the world she has a unique take on culture, people, business, and life itself. Jess is no stranger to tragedy, and it would have been understandable if she had decided to curl up in a ball and retreat into herself. In fact, just the opposite, Jess has taken life and embraced all that is on offer including cycling 3000km acr...

Amanda Hebert Hughes, a New York native, is an openly autistic painter and author living in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. Having an active, neurodivergent mind, she is the founder of the new art genre: Sensory Gated Art®️. Using her unique painting style, Amanda creates paintings that remove sensory overload stimuli, resulting in a calming effect. She is also the author and illustrator of the ch...

Kevin Caffrey is the senior associate registrar at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA. He has been working in higher education for nearly 25 years and earned an Ed. D. in higher education leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University and a master's degree in English from Long Island University. His research interests include communication, leadership, and inclusivity. He is...

In looking for someone with the ability to think laterally, to be prepared for newness and being ready to answer whatever is thrown at her, I could not be talking to a better person. Sally talks openly about her background and life to date. From growing up on a sheep farm in New Zealand, to working with blue chip companies in the USA. Sally's thoughtful insights on matters as diverse as the challe...

If you've ever wanted to know how build a happy, innovative, inclusive workplace you're come to the right podcast.. Melina has lived the corporate life and survived, she's importantly also learnt how to thrive. Life is about people and Melina listens, supports, guides, and empowers people every single day. This is one of those episodes you'll share and listen to again. http://www.melinacordero.com...

Why might it not be a good thing that AI may be able to provide convenient and inexpensive emotional support. Why relying too heavily on "empathetic AI" could be problematic What does it mean when the AI tolds me his ability to demonstrate empathy is more akin to psychopathic behaviour? What leads AI to believe empathy is a significant and valuable trait akin to a superpower in its own right.? I c...