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What is alive in you right now? What does it mean to return to the body as the place where we experience life? The concept of embodiment has become more present in the lexicon of body image and body liberation. While deeply important to our collective divestment from diet culture, exploring your own embodiment may feel confusing, intangible, or incongruent with your lived experience. Neathery Falchuk, LCSW-S, CGP (they/them) joins us this week to dig all the way in: What is embodiment, really? What does it look like? Feel like? Is it a destination, or something different? And how can we practice it?  We're diving into the answers to these questions and more with the amazing, wise, funny, Neathery -- who also speaks to intersectionality in embodiment as a queer, trans and non-binary, fat, neurodivergent, white Latinx therapist.  I can't wait to hear from you on this episode. I think it will bring together a lot of things we've been talking about on the show: from our relationship with food, to the identities we hold, and what it means to experience the world in the body we have. We discuss so (so!) much in this one, including… What's on Neathery's plate (hint: baby-led weaning and oatmeal) Neathery's experience of disembodiment as a queer and trans teen How disordered eating develops without embodiment Why embodiment isn't always a positive experience Barriers to embodiment, including those we can't control Working through trauma and the importance of co-regulation Self-compassion as a tool to connect to ourselves Learning to trust the wisdom of our body Grief work and its connection to embodiment The need for more access to supportive communities in the embodiment and body liberation space   Neathery Falchuk (they/them) is a queer, trans and non-binary, fat, neurodivergent, white Latinx therapist, licensed clinical social worker supervisor, certified group psychotherapist, certified Body Trust® provider, and certified meditation teacher. Neathery is the founder of Ample and Rooted, an inclusive psychotherapy, consulting, and training practice specializing in working with LGBTQ+ communities, eating disorders, body shame, sex and sexuality, gender, relationship concerns, trauma, mindfulness, grief and loss, and substance use. Neathery currently serves on the program committee for Project HEAL and is a past President of Central Texas Eating Disorder Specialists, past board member of Austin Group Psychotherapy Society and former chair of the DEI Committee, and past board member of the Association for Size Diversity and Health. Neathery lives in Austin, TX with their wife and child and enjoys hiking, meditation, sipping coffee on patios, and starting and never finishing books.   Support the show: Enjoying this podcast? Please support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, community engagement, and access to "Ask Abbie" at Patreon.com/fullplate Transcripts: If you're looking for transcripts, you can find those on Abbie's website, www.abbieattwoodwellness.com/podcast  Social media: Find the show on Instagram: @fullplate.podcast Find Abbie on Instagram: @abbieattwoodwellness Group program: Looking for more support and concrete steps to take to heal your relationship with food and your body? Apply for Abbie's next 10-week group program: https://www.abbieattwoodwellness.com/group-coaching Group membership: Already been at this anti-diet culture thing for a while, but want community and continued learning? Apply for Abbie's monthly membership: https://www.abbieattwoodwellness.com/circle-monthly-group   Podcast Cover Photography by Anya McInroy Podcast Editing by Brian Walters This podcast is ad-free and support comes from our Patrons on Patreon: Patreon.com/fullplate

It's 2024!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! We meet iconic writer, director, and producer RYAN MURPHY, best known for American Horror Story, Dahmer, Pose, The Andy Warhol Diaries, Ratched, The Watcher and Glee. We explore his love of collecting and preserving artworks including Old Masters, his passion for artists Andy Warhol, Patrick Angus, Helen Frankenthaler, restoring and safeguarding Hans Hofmann's house/studio, how art inspires his own creativity and writing, plus we discuss the forthcoming new TV series Feud: Capote vs The Swans, produced by Ryan and co-starring Talk Art's very own Russell Tovey.Born November 9, 1965 in Indianapolis, Indiana, US as Ryan Murphy is responsible for creating such hits as Nip/Tuck (2003), Glee (2009) and American Horror Story (2011). He attended a Catholic school till the eighth grade and graduated from Warren Central High School. He went on to study journalism at the Indiana University Bloomington, where he was also a member of a vocal ensemble, and went on to intern in the style section of The Washington Post in 1986. In 1990 he got into screenwriting, but only in 1999 was his first story produced: it was Popular (1999), a teen comedy show, which he co-created with Gina Matthews and which run for two seasons. In 2003 he created Nip/Tuck (2003), which brought him his first Emmy nomination. He won the award six years later, when in 2009 he directed the pilot of his hit series Glee (2009) which he co-created with Ian Brennan and Brad Falchuk. In 2011 he and Falchuk co-crated another highly popular series, American Horror Story (2011).In 2015 he was awarded the Award for Inspiration from amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research. In 2018 Murphy signed a five-year $300 million development deal with Netflix. He is a pan equal opportunities activist, both through his movies and television projects which very often focus on the LGBTQ+ community, and as a creator of the Half Initiative, which aims at making Hollywood more inclusive for women and minorities. In 2023, Murphy received the prestigious ‘Carol Burnett Award' at the Golden Globes. He has won five Golden Globes and has been nominated 16 times for his work. He's been married to photographer David Miller since 2012. They have three sons, Logan Phineas, Ford, and Griffin Sullivan.Follow @RyanMurphyProductions on Instagram. Stream 'Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans', which premieres on January 31, 2024, on FX and will then stream on Hulu. The series will also be available worldwide to stream via Disney+ including the UK and Europe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Después de 3 años se termina está columna. En está última salida al aire, escuchamos algunos deseos de referentxs ambientales en miras al 2024 y Mija nos leyó un texto para despedirse de La Tribu. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué anuncios hubo en los primeros días del nuevo gobierno en materia ambiental? ¿Qué pasó en la COP28? Aparte de repasar algunas noticias, hablamos con algunas referentas del movimiento socioambiental para escuchar sus miradas, preocupaciones y perspectivas para lo que viene por delante. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué puede pasar con la agenda socioambiental en el inminente Congreso Nacional? ¿Qué podrán hacer las organizaciones del ambientalismo? ¿Se puede ser optimistas o solo será cuestión de no dar pasos para atrás? Estas y más preguntas las abrimos y hablamos con Gastón Poncini que trabajó en el Senado por varios años y hoy en día trabaja en Naciones Unidas y en el sector privado. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Salir del individualismo, esa es la invitación de Mija para esta columna en la que pensamos y profundizamos en por qué las pequeñas acciones individuales no son suficiente para hacer frente a las problemáticas socioambientales. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Analizamos resultados post elecciones y conversamos sobre lo que se viene en general y entorno a la agenda ambiental. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Es claro, el 19 de noviembre no da todo lo mismo. Aún así, la posición crítica hacía Sergio Massa como candidato es fundamental para tener en claro que de por sí, el contexto actual es triste y lamentable. Nos merecemos estar mejor y nos merecemos debatir con sinceridad, partiendo de la base que no son lo mismo. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Mija volvió de su larga gira por Centroamérica y nos contó algunas de sus conclusiones, vivencias y temores en sus días por El Salvador, Guatemala, Panamá y Costa Rica. ¿Por qué no es la misma situación de los distintos países? ¿Qué sucede con quienes defienden el ambiente y los derechos humanos en esos países? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Hace más de una semana que el pueblo de Panamá sale a las calles, durante todo el día, movilizándose en contra del acuerdo minero con una gran empresa Canadiense. ¿Cómo afecta esto a la sociedad? ¿Por qué se engloban todos los problemas y luchas en estas movilizaciones? Mija está en el lugar de los hechos y charlamos con él sobre todo lo que está pasando. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Quizás alguna vez escuchamos esa frase, pero ¿por qué es así? ¿Qué significa? Mientras en Panamá se está desarrollando el 2° Foro de Defensorxs del Ambiente y los Derechos Humanos, volvemos a remarcar la importancia de visibilizar un record que poco tiene que alegrarnos: Latinoamérica es la región más peligrosa para quienes defienden el ambiente y los derechos humanos. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Jason Falchuk, BioBridges' founding partner, transforms work in life sciences. Jason has over 20 years experience representing clinical development professionals and their impactful programs at BioBridges. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. We surround ourselves with so many experts and advocates and a variety of areas of our lives. . But somehow, when it comes to our livelihood in our careers, we often leave that to situational chance. 2. You should remain curious. Be open to learning and really getting outside of your comfort zone. Be ready to experience lots of failures. Failures really set you up for how you approach your future, whether they're successful outcomes or not. 3. It's important to surround yourself with people who understand you and believe in you and learn to build rapport with those kind of people as you evolve in your career. Put your clinical development in the most capable hands possible - BioBridges Sponsors HubSpot There's a better way to win, and it all starts with the new HubSpot Sales Hub. It's smart software for smart sales teams that feels good to use! Try it for yourself at HubSpot.com/sales Thrivetime Show Is now your time? Clay Clark's business coaching has helped over 2,000 entrepreneurs to dramatically increase profitability! Schedule your free consultation today at ThrivetimeShow.com  

Jason Falchuk, BioBridges' founding partner, transforms work in life sciences. Jason has over 20 years experience representing clinical development professionals and their impactful programs at BioBridges. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. We surround ourselves with so many experts and advocates and a variety of areas of our lives. . But somehow, when it comes to our livelihood in our careers, we often leave that to situational chance. 2. You should remain curious. Be open to learning and really getting outside of your comfort zone. Be ready to experience lots of failures. Failures really set you up for how you approach your future, whether they're successful outcomes or not. 3. It's important to surround yourself with people who understand you and believe in you and learn to build rapport with those kind of people as you evolve in your career. Put your clinical development in the most capable hands possible - BioBridges Sponsors HubSpot There's a better way to win, and it all starts with the new HubSpot Sales Hub. It's smart software for smart sales teams that feels good to use! Try it for yourself at HubSpot.com/sales Thrivetime Show Is now your time? Clay Clark's business coaching has helped over 2,000 entrepreneurs to dramatically increase profitability! Schedule your free consultation today at ThrivetimeShow.com

En tiempos donde algunos candidatos a la presidencia niegan el cambio climático, volvemos a lo básico: ¿por qué y cómo impacta en nuestro país? ¿Por qué no es una agenda comunista ni socialista sino que de supervivencia de la especie humana? Aunque parezca chiste, reiteramos lo básico y obvio: el cambio climático existe, ya está pasando y sus impactos y consecuencias en países como Argentina, son y serán graves. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

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Cada tanto aparece la noticia de que comemos, respiramos y tomamos plásticos, pero ¿por qué? ¿Cómo nos impacta y cómo sucede? Hablar de Transición Justa a la hora de discutir un Tratado Global de Plásticos es fundamental, ¿qué implica eso? Profundizamos en las discusiones globales sobre este inminente Tratado hablando con Alejandra Parra, biologa y asesora en plásticos y basura cero para la Alianza Global por Alternativas a la Incineración, GAIA. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Por qué estamos en Emergencia Urbanística? ¿Qué reclaman vecinxs de más de 20 barrios de la Ciudad? La Ciudad de Buenos Aires está cambiando su fisonomía desde hace varios años, pero en el último tiempo se intensificó, ¿qué implica eso? Hablamos con Lorena Sánchez, integrante de “Palermo Resiste” Colectivo que es parte de la Interbarrial de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Avanzan las topadoras en el “último bosque” que aún queda en pie en la Argentina, eso nos dicen Juan Chalbaud, Director de la organización Monte Adentro y con quien hablamos para profundizar en lo que está pasando en Chaco, Argentina. Crece la deforestación y con ello crece la expulsión de las comunidades rurales, las últimas, que todavía luchan y persisten para que el Monte siga en pie. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Como un deja vú constante, nuevamente hay incendios en varias provincias del país, ¿por qué todos los años? ¿Cuáles son sus causas y consecuencias? Y el cambio climático que algunos candidatos presidenciales niegan, ¿tiene algo que ver? Al mismo tiempo, en Ecuador, hubo un plebiscito histórico que abre muchas puertas a futuro y que puede marcar un precedente en la región y el mundo entero, ¿de qué se trata? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Pasaron las PASO y hablamos al aire de la necesidad de hablar, de escuchar por qué Javier Milei sacó 30%, qué pasa con la agenda socioambiental y qué podemos hacer y esperar de acá en adelante. Pensamos y compartimos cómo nos sentimos en miras a lo que viene para Argentina en el corto plazo. Y abrimos la puerta a un gran debate: ¿qué pasa con los negacionistas del cambio climático cuando gestionan? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

A días de las Elecciones, profundizamos en las candidaturas y sus respectivas propuestas ambientales. ¿Todxs tienen propuestas? ¿Hay algunx que no? Y si proponen, ¿qué proponen? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Bares, supermercados, kioscos y farmacias que cada vez aparecen con más frecuencia en todos los barrios porteños, ¿por qué? ¿Qué está pasando en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires que hace que se pierda cierta esencia e historia? El avance inmobiliario, la falta de espacios verdes, la pérdida de patrimonio histórico y cada vez menos autencidad en barrios icónicos, ¿cómo llegamos a esto? ¿Qué consecuencias trae? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Por qué se dejó de hablar en los grandes medios de lo que está pasando en Jujuy? ¿Qué derechos humanos se están violando? El contexto en la provincia del norte argentino es grave a pesar de que no lo veamos constantemente en redes y sobre eso hablamos con Diego Morales del CELS (Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales). @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Embodiment for the Rest of Us - Season 3, Episode 6: Neathery Falchuk   Chavonne (she/her) and Jenn (she/her) interviewed Neathery Falchuk (they/them) about their embodiment journey.   Neathery Falchuk (they/them) is a queer, trans and non-binary, white Latinx, fat, and neurodivergent therapist, licensed clinical social worker and supervisor, certified group psychotherapist, certified Body Trust® provider, and certified meditation teacher. Neathery is the founder of Ample and Rooted, an inclusive psychotherapy, consulting, and training practice specializing in working with eating disorders, body liberation, sex and sexuality, gender, relationship concerns, trauma, mindfulness, grief and loss, and substance use. Neathery is a past President of Central Texas Eating Disorder Specialists, past board member of Austin Group Psychotherapy Society and former chair of the DEI Committee, past board member of the Association for Size Diversity and Health, and currently serves on the program committee for Project HEAL. Neathery lives in Austin, TX with their wife and enjoys hiking, meditation, sipping coffee on patios, and starting and never finishing books.   Ample + Rooted, as an inclusive therapy practice, cultivates a safe and welcoming space of compassion and connection. At Ample + Rooted, we believe it is our birthright to inhabit, trust and honor our physical and emotional selves without shame. We believe in cultivating a healing home for the whole you and that this healing and belonging is profoundly vital in creating a more equitable and just world. We believe compassion, pleasure and embodiment lead the way toward healing and liberation.   The practice is rooted in Health at Every Size®, Body Trust®, fat-positive, sex-positive, LGBTQ+ affirming, harm reduction, trauma-responsive, culturally responsive, and anti-oppressive frameworks.  For more information, please visit: www.ampleandrooted.com and follow us on IG: @ampleandrooted   Content Warning: discussion of privilege, discussion of diet culture, discussion of fatphobia, discussion of racism, discussion of mental health, discussion of death of a family member   Trigger Warnings: None for this episode   The captions for this episode can be found at https://embodimentfortherestofus.com/season-3/season-3-episode-6-neathery-falchuk/#captions   A few highlights: 5:46: Neathery shares their understanding of embodiment and their own embodiment journey 21:33: Neathery discusses how the pandemic affected their embodiment practices  52:25: Neathery shares their understanding of “the rest of us” and how they are a part of that, as well as their privileges 1:07:49: Neathery discusses how their work with Ample + Rooted Foundations has influenced their own relationship with embodiment   1:24:48: Neathery shares how their work with the Ample + Rooted Gathering Space has enhanced their embodiment within our field and the changes, revolutions, and evolutions they are working on making 1:40:43: Neathery discusses how listeners can make a difference based on this conversation 1:43:10 Neathery shares where to be found and what's next for them   Links from this episode: Body Trust Bodymind Michelle Phillips Miracle Question Sirius Bonner Tiana Dodson Music: “Bees and Bumblebees (Abeilles et Bourdons​)​, Op. 562” by Eugène Dédé through the Creative Commons License   Please follow us on social media: Website: embodimentfortherestofus.com Twitter: @embodimentus Instagram: @embodimentfortherestofus

¿Qué está pasando en el Botánico de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires? ¿Quién está haciendo mucha mucha plata con un negocio entre privados a la par de violar leyes? Lo vendieron con bombos y platillos, pero el "Secret Garden", deja mucho que desear por donde se lo mire y de eso hablamos con Fabio Marquez, alias "Paisajeante", que es Lic. en Diseño del Paisaje, docente universitario, focalizado en biodiversidad urbana y patrimonio del paisaje. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Mija volvió al piso de FM La Tribu después de varias semanas en Europa. Trajo reflexiones y algunas certezas sobre la militancia argentina y latinoamericana. Ah, y cómo si fuera poco, también hablamos sobre qué dicen las empresas y alianzas del sector privado sobre el Tratado Global de Plásticos que se está negociando. ¿Están a favor? ¿En contra? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Hablamos con Mija sobre la implementación de la Ley de Etiquetado en el mundo y además hacemos un repaso sobre las Convenciones en las que estuvo participando durante estos días. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Brian Falchuk, author of The Future of Insurance, as we explore the exciting potential of traditional insurance carriers collaborating with insurtech solution providers. Brian shares valuable lessons from his experience in the industry, emphasizing the need to push boundaries, try new things, and adopt a fresh perspective on success. Together, we tackle the challenges insurance professionals face in delivering successful collaborations and highlight the revolutionary potential of AI and technology within the industry. This fascinating discussion delves into the incentives driving insurance carriers and the importance of shifting our perspective on success. We emphasize the need to avoid hubris, ego, which can hinder progress, and the challenge of incentivizing people within large bureaucracies. Brian shares his thoughts on how insurers can avoid stagnation by looking for "not losers" instead of winners and the potential consequences of ignoring warning signs when it comes to technology. Finally, we touch on the necessity of adaptability in the face of changing buyer culture and trends. Brian stresses the importance of not putting any one ideology on a pedestal, as this can limit a business's success. We also discuss the importance of understanding the diverse needs of different buyers and the role of AI and technology in bridging the gap between the tech and insurance industries. Don't miss this captivating conversation with Brian Falchuk as we uncover the future of insurance and the steps we can take to ensure success in this rapidly evolving industry. Episode Highlights: Brian mentions that he has a new book, "The Future of Insurance," which is the third edition in the series. (4:11) Brian discusses the importance of understanding the culture, values, and engagement in a company. (10:59) Brian explains the difference between insurers and venture capitalists in terms of underwriting. (17:09) Brian discusses the benefits and drawbacks of the slowness of the insurance industry in adapting to new technology and the importance of being aware of industry trends. (25:24) Brian shares a story about a successful texting solution for claims that moved a customer to tears, highlighting the importance of delivering on promises in the insurance industry. (43:33) Brian discusses the challenges of using buzzwords in the insurance industry and how skepticism serves as a barrier to collaboration between traditional carriers and InsurTech companies. (48:05) Brian mentions that the “Future of Insurance” book series emphasizes the importance of respecting staff and systems, focusing on people and processes. (53:22) Key Quotes: “It's really hard to genuinely understand what it's like to live in an agent's shoes if you haven't actually been there.” - Brian Falchuk “The whole book series is not about any one specific thing. It's about the lessons we personally need to start living, to make the change where we can.” - Brian Falchuk  Resources Mentioned: Brian Falchuk LinkedIn Website: Brian Falchuk Book: The Future of Insurance Reach out to Ryan Hanley Rogue Risk Finding Peak SIAA

Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Brian Falchuk, author of The Future of Insurance, as we explore the exciting potential of traditional insurance carriers collaborating with insurtech solution providers. Brian shares valuable lessons from his experience in the industry, emphasizing the need to push boundaries, try new things, and adopt a fresh perspective on success. Together, we tackle the challenges insurance professionals face in delivering successful collaborations and highlight the revolutionary potential of AI and technology within the industry. This fascinating discussion delves into the incentives driving insurance carriers and the importance of shifting our perspective on success. We emphasize the need to avoid hubris, ego, which can hinder progress, and the challenge of incentivizing people within large bureaucracies. Brian shares his thoughts on how insurers can avoid stagnation by looking for "not losers" instead of winners and the potential consequences of ignoring warning signs when it comes to technology. Finally, we touch on the necessity of adaptability in the face of changing buyer culture and trends. Brian stresses the importance of not putting any one ideology on a pedestal, as this can limit a business's success. We also discuss the importance of understanding the diverse needs of different buyers and the role of AI and technology in bridging the gap between the tech and insurance industries. Don't miss this captivating conversation with Brian Falchuk as we uncover the future of insurance and the steps we can take to ensure success in this rapidly evolving industry. Episode Highlights: Brian mentions that he has a new book, "The Future of Insurance," which is the third edition in the series. (4:11) Brian discusses the importance of understanding the culture, values, and engagement in a company. (10:59) Brian explains the difference between insurers and venture capitalists in terms of underwriting. (17:09) Brian discusses the benefits and drawbacks of the slowness of the insurance industry in adapting to new technology and the importance of being aware of industry trends. (25:24) Brian shares a story about a successful texting solution for claims that moved a customer to tears, highlighting the importance of delivering on promises in the insurance industry. (43:33) Brian discusses the challenges of using buzzwords in the insurance industry and how skepticism serves as a barrier to collaboration between traditional carriers and InsurTech companies. (48:05) Brian mentions that the “Future of Insurance” book series emphasizes the importance of respecting staff and systems, focusing on people and processes. (53:22) Key Quotes: “It's really hard to genuinely understand what it's like to live in an agent's shoes if you haven't actually been there.” - Brian Falchuk “The whole book series is not about any one specific thing. It's about the lessons we personally need to start living, to make the change where we can.” - Brian Falchuk  Resources Mentioned: Brian Falchuk LinkedIn Website: Brian Falchuk Book: The Future of Insurance Reach out to Ryan Hanley Rogue Risk Finding Peak SIAA

Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Brian Falchuk, author of The Future of Insurance, as we explore the exciting potential of traditional insurance carriers collaborating with insurtech solution providers.Brian shares valuable lessons from his experience in the industry, emphasizing the need to push boundaries, try new things, and adopt a fresh perspective on success. Together, we tackle the challenges insurance professionals face in delivering successful collaborations and highlight the revolutionary potential of AI and technology within the industry.This fascinating discussion delves into the incentives driving insurance carriers and the importance of shifting our perspective on success. We emphasize the need to avoid hubris, ego, which can hinder progress, and the challenge of incentivizing people within large bureaucracies.Brian shares his thoughts on how insurers can avoid stagnation by looking for "not losers" instead of winners and the potential consequences of ignoring warning signs when it comes to technology.Finally, we touch on the necessity of adaptability in the face of changing buyer culture and trends. Brian stresses the importance of not putting any one ideology on a pedestal, as this can limit a business's success.We also discuss the importance of understanding the diverse needs of different buyers and the role of AI and technology in bridging the gap between the tech and insurance industries. Don't miss this captivating conversation with Brian Falchuk as we uncover the future of insurance and the steps we can take to ensure success in this rapidly evolving industry.Episode Highlights: Brian mentions that he has a new book, "The Future of Insurance," which is the third edition in the series. (4:11) Brian discusses the importance of understanding the culture, values, and engagement in a company. (10:59) Brian explains the difference between insurers and venture capitalists in terms of underwriting. (17:09) Brian discusses the benefits and drawbacks of the slowness of the insurance industry in adapting to new technology and the importance of being aware of industry trends. (25:24) Brian shares a story about a successful texting solution for claims that moved a customer to tears, highlighting the importance of delivering on promises in the insurance industry. (43:33) Brian discusses the challenges of using buzzwords in the insurance industry and how skepticism serves as a barrier to collaboration between traditional carriers and InsurTech companies. (48:05) Brian mentions that the “Future of Insurance” book series emphasizes the importance of respecting staff and systems, focusing on people and processes. (53:22) Key Quotes: “It's really hard to genuinely understand what it's like to live in an agent's shoes if you haven't actually been there.” - Brian Falchuk “The whole book series is not about any one specific thing. It's about the lessons we personally need to start living, to make the change where we can.” - Brian Falchuk  Resources Mentioned: Brian Falchuk LinkedIn Website: Brian Falchuk Book: The Future of Insurance Reach out to Ryan Hanley Rogue Risk Finding Peak SIAA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Este año se cumplen 25 años del Convenio de Aarhus. Escazú y Aarhus hablan de 3 derechos: acceso a la información, a la justicia en asuntos ambientales y participación pública en decisiones ambientales. ¿En qué se hermanan y en qué se diferencian ambos acuerdos? Hablemos del problema del financiamiento: ¿cuáles pueden ser otras soluciones? ¿Cuál es el lugar del activismo? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Desde Alemania, a horas de que terminen las negociaciones sobre cambio climático, hablamos con Catalina Gonda, especialista en política climática, quien también está allá (como nuestro columnista) siguiendo las discusiones internacionales. ¿Por qué no se ponen de acuerdo? ¿Apareció el financiamiento prometido de los países del Norte Global para aquellos en vías de desarrollo? Como era de esperarse, quienes más responsabilidad histórica tienen, siguen dilatando las decisiones urgentes para hacer frente a la crisis climática y socioambiental. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué tienen de similar los procesos de la Ley de Etiquetado Frontal con las negociaciones para un Tratado Global de Plásticos? ¿Por qué algunos países demoraron las discusiones? ¿Qué piensan las cooperativas de reciclado de este proceso? Seguimos hilando fino en estas negociaciones para entender más y mejor por qué es urgente e importante contar con un Tratado sólido, ambicioso y justo. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué se juega en estas negociaciones? ¿Qué países frenan los avances y por qué? Las organizaciones latinoamericanas, ¿pueden incidir? Hasta el viernes será la segunda instancia de negociaciones para trabajar en el texto del potencial Tratado Global de Plásticos para hacer frente a la contaminación por plásticos que afecta en cada rincón del globo. Mientras no haya medidas globales a la par de políticas nacionales que frenen la producción y consumo excesivo, constante e innecesario, seguiremos comiendo, tomando y respirando microplásticos. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Debatimos sobre lo que puede llegar a suceder en pleno año electoral dentro del Congreso de la Nación con respecto a las discusiones legislativas sobre proyectos de leyes socioambientales ¿Qué pasa con la Ley de Humedales en este contexto político? ¿Cómo podría afectar un capítulo penal ambiental al Código? ¿Cómo se implementan las leyes que se han aprobado en los últimos años? ¿Hay intereses hay en juego? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

El 6 de mayo del 2022 se iniciaba un acampe pacífico en Molinari (Cosquín, Córdoba, Argentina). Una acción desesperada de la población para defender el territorio y la vida ante la amenaza del comienzo de la obra Autovía de Punilla. Frente a esta situación, el 10 de mayo del mismo año, unos 50 policías emboscaron a las personas que acampaban de manera pacífica en la banquina del camino de ripio que va hacia Characato y los desalojaron de forma violenta y represiva. Es por esto que charlamos con Marco D'angelo, docente defensor ambiental de la Brigada del Yuspe. Vecino de la ciudad de Cosquín y uno de los 19 imputados por defender el ambiente ante el avance de la Autovía de Punilla. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Cómo nos llevamos con los plásticos? ¿Los consumimos, los comemos? ¿De dónde salen? Hablamos y profundizamos sobre la contaminación plástica y por qué son urgentes políticas al respecto, como por ejemplo las Leyes que contemplan la Responsabilidad Extendida al Productor. A nivel internacional, ¿qué implica que se esté discutiendo un Tratado Global? ¿Qué puede generar en Argentina? Y a nivel individual, ¿es importante lo que hacemos? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Una COP (Conferencia de las partes = países) en Argentina no se hacía desde hace muchoos años, ¿qué dejó esta Cumbre por este acuerdo regional ambiental? ¿Qué podemos esperar de acá en adelante? ¿Qué dijeron quienes hablaron en el Acto de Inaguración? ¿Sirven estos espacios? ¿O ya están oxidados? Abrimos preguntas y como siempre, varias, las dejamos sin cerrar, porque la respuesta es una construcción colectiva. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué es la COP de Escazú? ¿Por qué nuestro columnista está ahi? Hablamos e indagamos en lo que se viene para la Cumbre del Acuerdo de Escazú que se va a desarrollar en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. El Acuerdo de Escazú es el primer tratado regional ambiental que busca garantizar y proteger los derechos de acceso a la información ambiental, la participación pública y el acceso a la justicia. Su correcta implementación significaría un antes y un después para Latinoamérica y el Caribe en materia socioambiental. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Mija amaneció enfurecido y con justa razón! Analizamos todos los tweets y argumentos repetidos hasta el hartazgo en las Redes en contra de la ley de etiquetado. Hablamos de las enfermedades crónicas no transmisibles, cada vez más instaladas en nuestra sociedad. También sobre la COP del Acuerdo de Escazú. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Si hoy vamos al supermercado encontramos cada vez más productos con octógonos negros, ¿qué implica eso? ¿Por qué un gran porcentaje de lo que ahí se vende, tarde o temprano estará etiquetado? El año pasado profundizamos mucho en la Ley de Promoción de la Alimentación Saludable, conocida como Ley de Etiquetado Frontal, pero ya pasó un tiempo desde su aprobación en octubre de 2021. ¿En qué estado se encuentra la Ley? ¿Qué tanto la cumplen las grandes empresas? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

En menos de 1 mes vendrán delegaciones y organizaciones de 33 países a la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, ¿para qué? ¿De qué se trata la COP (Conferencia de las Partes) del Acuerdo de Escazú? ¿Qué podemos esperar de esa instancia? Tenemos muchas preguntas y también, algunas respuestas. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué implica que Latinoamérica sea la región más peligrosa para las personas defensoras del ambiente y los derechos humanos? ¿Qué podemos hacer frente a ello? ¿Qué papel vienen jugando los estados? Hablamos con Manuel Tufró, Director de Justicia y Seguridad del CELS (Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales) para profundizar en el marco de una semana que está abriendo cientos de debates, intercambios y preguntas que dejan en claro que aún tenemos mucho por hacer en materia de Derechos Humanos. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

¿Qué pasa con el desmonte en la provincia? ¿Qué implica para las comunidades locales? ¿Qué podemos hacer? Para profundizar en estas preguntas, conversamos con Juan Chalbaud de la Asociación Civil Monte Adentro, quienes acompañan e impulsan el desarrollo de las comunidades rurales de la zona de El Impenetrable en Chaco, Argentina. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Tercera temporada de esta columna queridísima y en esta ocasión entrevistamos a Anabel Pomar, activista ambiental, militante y periodista. Intercambiamos sobre #ecofeminismo, #fumigaciones y este contexto tan crítico y desolador. ¿Dónde nos encontramos paradxs? ¿Por qué las mujeres son mayoría en el Movimiento Socioambiental? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Hablamos con Abel Sberna, documentalista e integrante Asociación Manekenk sobre la situación actual por los incendios en Tierra del Fuego. El panorama es mejor, pero aún no terminó y hay que prestar atención a algunas cuestiones. Y la pregunta que Abel nos ayudó a pensar, ¿qué hacemos quienes vivimos a miles de kilómetros? @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

Una de las contra caras del fervor mundialista, estas noticias se difunden poco y nada, estamos para darle lugar a esto. Dentro de un contexto de crisis climática y cada vez más sequías, seguimos viendo hectáreas y hectáreas prendidas fuego en muchas partes de nuestro país. ¿Cómo se planifican las ciudades? ¿Tenemos espacios verdes para habitar y respirar aire "fresco"? Hablamos también de la crisis energética y cómo esto impacta. @pasadasporalto por @fmlatribu

In this episode, I share my news about joining The Property & Liability Resource Bureau as its new President & CEO, and what that means for the "Future of Insurance" thought leadership work I do, including the podcast and books. Prior to joining PLRB, I was Founder and Managing Partner of industry advisory firm Insurance Evolution Partners and am the author of the best-selling book series, The Future of Insurance. I have held senior roles in Insurance and InsurTech companies such as Liberty Mutual, Beazley, Hiscox and Hi Marley, and was a consultant in McKinsey & Company's P&C practice. I have held leadership roles in functions across the insurance value chain, including Distribution & Marketing, Underwriting, Claims and Operations. I have also served as an advisor to many carriers and InsurTechs and have been a sought-after speaker at various industry events. I hold a BA in Economics from Bowdoin College and an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. Highlights from the Show The PLRB serves insurers, who are its members, in helping to navigate the compexities of providing coverage, especially at the moment of claim PLRB offers extensive educational opportunities to adjusters and others in the industry through its various in-person events (Claims Coference, Large Loss Conference and regional conferences), as well as through many webinars and self-directed learning programs, offering CE and CLE to insurance professionals around the industry PLRB also has a team of Property and Liability coverage attorneys who take questions from members are whether claims they face would be covered given the circumstances and policy wording involved All of this and more is provided for free to employees of member companies, creating tremendous value for the insurance industry While I am taking on the role of President & CEO effective January 1st 2023, I will continue my thought leadership work, including this podcast There are two new Future of Insurance books in the works Volume 3 will focus on stories of insurtech solution providers and insurers working together, collaboratively, to bring new solutions to market with an eye to how we can all work together more effectively to get better outcomes, faster Volume 4 will share the stories of insurtech startups in the Asian market focused on new approaches to distribution, and is being written by Theresa Blissing of the Asia InsurTech Podcast with my support as Editor This episode is brought to you by The Future of Insurance thought leadership series (future-of-insurance.com) from Bryan Falchuk. Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of UPbeat Music, available to stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and Google Play. Just search for "UPbeat Music"

GP sat down with her husband, Brad Falchuk, to talk about turning 50. Falchuk shares his perspective on navigating milestones and changes as we age. They reflect on what their parents were like when they were 50 and how their own children have recontextualized their lives. They discuss stepparenting, reinventing second marriages, grief, and what they're both looking forward to in their next chapter together. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Auto Insurance has faced an existential threat before, when analysts predicted the market would evaporate in the 2020s as people stopped buying cars and instead just rode around in shared, autonomous pods. That didn't happen, of course. But the market is going to face another major shift thanks to the coming together of three major developments – Connected Cars, Embedded Insurance and Subscription Business Models. In this special report, "The Future of Auto Insurance: Connected, Embedded & Subscribed" Bryan Falchuk shares the impact these three drivers will have on Personal Auto Insurance, and what we in the industry should be doing about to ensure we not only stay relevant, but find a way to thrive. Falchuk turns to Guidewire's Chief Evangelist, Laura Drabik, to host this episode as he talks about this ideas in this report and how the Insurance industry should plant the seeds today to thrive tomorrow. You can download the report for free at http://future-of-insurance.com/auto thanks to the support of Guidewire Software. Highlights from the Show Thanks to Laura Drabik, Chief Evangelist of Guidewire Software, who graciously agreed to host this episode so I could share some thoughts with you Auto Insurance will be dramatically impacted by the development of Connected Cars, Embedded Insurance and Subscription Business Models being adopted by OEM car makers Connected Cars – using a wealth of sensors and high speed data connectivity, new vehicles allow for a real-time view of each exposure, which can transform how we look at and price risk, as well as how we can intervene to reduce it; with nearly 80% of new cars sold in the US being connected, this sets the timescale for when materially all cars will be able to be looked at in this way, which will come in the late-2030s. Embedded Insurance – rather than being a separate, friction-filled process, embedding insurance into the sales process of the asset or experience you need insurance for can not only benefit carriers, but allows those selling that car asset (like a car) to reduce the risk of problems getting insurance has on the success of their core business model. Subscription Business Models – OEM car makers are turning to subscription revenue to drive valuation, especially traditional OEMs competing with the valuation of Tesla and the market pressure that creates for them; most major OEMs have announced plans to shift to subscription revenue models, and many of those have explicitly called out Insurance as a core component of that offering. Combining these three drivers, we see OEM car makers using embedding to sell insurance offerings that take advantage of the advanced, connected features they are including in their vehicles to help drive adoption of subscription services (like autonomous driving, vehicle charging, and more). OEMs are not likely to be interested in transferring risk to their own capital base, but rather ensuring risk transfer does not jeopardize their core business or quest for recurring revenue, and therefore will look to distribution partnerships to embed insurance into their offerings. That means carriers who want to participate in this new Auto Insurance market should think about three things: Building partnerships with OEM auto makers, as several carriers have been doing (like Nationwide, State Farm, Liberty Mutual and more) Evolving their Underwriting ethos to embrace real-time, connected, dynamic pricing rather than historic-based, Actuarial pricing where rates move in arrears as loss patterns emerge Have flexible core systems that are Cloud-native and capable of agile, broad API deployments to connect to a wealth of data sources, external tools, and insert themselves into the customer flow of OEMs and others they may seek to embed into or partner with. Lastly, this is not just about Personal Auto, with examples already happening in Homeowners, Commercial Property, Renters, Jewelry, Travel, Personal Accident and More. You can download the report for free at http://www.future-of-insurance.com/auto This episode and the report in it are brought to you by Guidewire (guidewire.com). And by the the book series, The Future of Insurance: From Disruption to Evolution by Bryan Falchuk (future-of-insurance.com).   Follow the podcast at future-of-insurance.com/podcast for more details and other episodes. Music courtesy of UPbeat Music, available to stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and Google Play. Just search for "UPbeat Music"