Humanity at Work – Details, episodes & analysis

Humanity at Work is a new podcast that delves into the essence of the human experience, anchored in feeling, both in our work and beyond.

The world is suffering. Our external world - with environmental, social, economic, cultural, and political crises — mirrors our internal world. We’ve learnt to disembody, abandoning parts of ourselves to survive, leading to a disassociation that impacts our humanity.

Work, how we spend the majority of our time and energy, often perpetuates this disconnect. We need new ways of being and operating. With the rise of automation and artificial intelligence, honouring and cultivating what makes us human, the capacity to feel and experience, is now more important than ever.

We are on a mission to BRING PEOPLE INTO THEIR HEARTS and, through there, into their POWER and LIBERATION, creating a more HUMANE and CONNECTED WORLD.

By learning from experts who support our help us work on own humanity and individuals who are embodied in their work, we can collectively create a new reality.

In this episode, Christina Disler hosts the inaugural episode of the Humanity at Work podcast. She discusses the podcast's mission and the intention behind its creation, while also exploring what "humanity" truly means. The episode highlights the importance of reconnecting with our innate capacity to feel, empathise, and understand one another. Christina emphasises why it's crucial to stay connected to our authenticity, both in our personal and professional lives. She raises thought-provoking questions for the collective to consider: How does our continued disconnection from ourselves and each other impact the world at large? And how can we shift away from productivity culture toward something more enriching and sustainable? 

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In this episode of the Humanity at Work podcast, host Christina Disler sits down with Chris Connors, a globally recognised meditation teacher and embodiment guide who has spent his life exploring the intersection of consciousness and creativity. 

Growing up in conflict-stricken Belfast, Chris's early experiences of war and institutional fear shaped his journey. Through his journey—from corporate beginnings in advertising to training with Soto Zen masters in Japan and China and spending time in ashrams in India, Chris brings a grounded approach to the challenges of modern life and leading.

Christina and Chris discuss the systems that continue to undermine human sustainability, the commercialisation of wellness and Chris's definition of wellness. They also discuss the opportunity for transformation in life’s hard moments, like death and grief, and the profound shifts that come with cultivating presence. Chris also reflects on the power of letting go, exploring the question: Who are we beyond the stories we tell ourselves?

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In this episode of the Humanity at Work Podcast, host Christina Disler sits down with internationally renowned creative Giorgia Goggi, whose passion and medium is food. Giorgia shares her journey from a creative childhood to navigating the fashion industry, ultimately finding her way into a fulfilling life rooted in culinary artistry.

Together, they explore Giorgia’s early influences, her unconventional path, and the challenges and joys of her path. Giorgia also reveals her impactful approach to leading, rejecting the fear-driven, hierarchical norms often found in the culinary world. Instead, she fosters a collaborative, regenerative environment rooted in creativity and trust.

This episode delves into themes of creative expression, teamwork, and personal alignment, offering an inspiring perspective on breaking away from convention and living a life of creative freedom. Listeners will be inspired by Giorgia’s reflections on nurturing intuition, staying true to oneself and embracing continual evolution.

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00:50 Meet Giorgia Goggi: A Culinary Creative

02:31 Giorgia's Early Life and Creativity Expression

06:12 Following a "Serious" Path

09:00 Fashion as an Initial Creative Outlet

12:02 Listening to Her Body

16:30 Leading Differently: A Chef's Impact

18:50 How Giorgia Creates Now

21:02 Artistry and Commercial Demands

24:46 Finding Inspiration in Solitude

28:39 The Journey of Creating Moroseta Kitchen

31:30 Being Reminded of the Power of a Team

34:10 Giorgia's Evolving Relationship with Control

38:44 Final Reflections

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In this Humanity at Work podcast episode, host Christina Disler sits down with spiritual channel and teacher Bree Melanson. Known for her charisma and impactful approach, Bree shares her journey from being a curious and observant only child to attending business school, and ultimately, to supporting others in reconnecting with their truest selves.

Together, they explore what it means to be a human having a spiritual experience, the definition of liberation, the role of the ego, and aligning with our purpose. Bree invites listeners into deeper self-inquiry with reflective prompts, asking: If you were the last person on Earth, what would you still do?

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00:00 – Introduction to Humanity at Work

00:52 – Meet Bree Melanson: Spiritual Channel and Teacher

08:38 – Reconnecting with Spirituality

17:40 – The Role of Ego and Soul in Personal Growth

28:16 – Understanding Triggers and Emotional Awareness

39:48 – Manifestation, Soul Alignment, and Liberation

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