Humans:Connecting
Humans:Connecting
We know that loneliness is bad for us. Luckily, we know that connection cures loneliness. So why is connection so hard to do? Get curious with Phil McAuliffe - the global loneliness expert and founder of Humans:Connecting - as he and his guests explore how you can get the connection you both need and deserve in life. Get ready. It's time to become a connected human.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.humansconnecting.org
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Apr 16, 2025
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Episodes
6. Facing a common connection fear: school reunions 03.04.2024 1:00:36
What if high school wasn’t a great time for you and you wereinvited to a class reunion? Would you go? Phil McAuliffe, HUMANS:Connecting’s founder, doesn’t have fond memories of high school and 2024 will be his 30-year high school reunion. He initially wasn’t going to go, but with some kindness from friends and his partner, he realised that he must face his fear of being seen and judged. He m...
5. Run your connection experiment: with Moana Potaka 27.03.2024 1:21:41
**EXCESSIVE WISDOM ALERT** Moana Potaka is HUMANS:Connecting’s business manager and just makes things work in our team. She also has lived through drug addiction as she transitioned into adulthood, stemming from wanting to avoid and quieten the thoughts and feelings of loneliness. Join us to hear her inspiring story and her take on how reconnecting to her self, to those most important to her a...
4. Researching loneliness helps us all connect: with Prof Johanna Badcock 25.03.2024 1:19:31
There are many smart and curious humans studying loneliness. Their work means that we can all understand loneliness better and then become connected humans. We’re honoured to welcome Prof Johanna Badcock, who has followed her curiosity to find out why we experience loneliness and how we can move through it throughout her 30+ year career. Her curiosity has led her to play a central role in the...
3. Turn your loneliness from foe to friend 14.03.2024 54:27
You know that loneliness feels awful. It’s tempting toignore it and hope it goes away. But what if there was a way that you could welcome your loneliness as a friend who’s trying to give you an important message? You’re worthy of doing that. In this episode, you’ll get: insights into two common ways we treat loneliness as a foe; and how you can welcome loneliness to get the connection you need...
2. 3 truths you need to accept to become a connected human 07.03.2024 50:21
Becoming a connected human calls you to accept these 3truths. Let’s explore these 3 simple truths so we can get you on theway to getting the soul-nourishing connection you need and deserve. You’re worthy of that. In this episode, you’ll get: explanations of the three connection truths; hear some of Phil’s loneliness experience; and a bonus secret fourth truth… All with another dose of Phil...
1. Unlocking Human Connection: with Phil McAuliffe 29.02.2024 1:31:37
It’s time to unlock human connection so you can become a connected human. We flipped the script for this episode. We decided that the host would be the first guest. Join Pete Newsome (H:C's marketing manager) for his conversation with HUMANS:Connecting’s founder, Phil McAuliffe. In this conversation, you’ll get: - Insights into Phil’s loneliness; - How he came to create HUMANS:Connecting; - How HU...
Something awesome is coming 15.02.2024 5:13
The first real episode of the HUMANS: CONNECTING podcast is coming soon! Here’s a taste of what you can expect from Phil McAuliffe and the HUMANS: CONNECTING team. Spoiler: you can expect lots of awesomeness to help you get the soul-nourishing connection you need and deserve. It all starts in a few weeks. Website: https://www.humansconnecting.org Become a connected human: https://www.hu...
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