Podcast appearances and mentions of hanna hart

Do you avoid tough conversations? Frustrated when your team doesn't deliver the work product you expected? Or did someone tell you to work on "executive presence" and you don't know how? In this episode, executive coach and Forbes contributor, Hanna Hart is in The Legal Department with a framework for giving and receiving feedback. Lawyers avoid feedback because they're busy, uncomfortable, or want people to like them. This is counterproductive. This episode provides concrete suggestions for making a feedback conversation something that helps both parties improve and build a better relationship.

"MLK" Sunday, January 19, 2025 Jonathan Eig won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography in 2024 for his biography King: A Life. People who previously refused to be interviewed told their stories, government documents that were newly released, and lots of research present a rich perspective on more of the layers of the story of Martin Luther King Jr., his gifts, theological commitments, and his struggles. In the full story of a life, we know the heroic for what it truly is. Let's unpack some more layers of the story of this hero. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Mari Magaloni Ramos, Worship Associate; Hanna Hart, Winter Shelter; Reiko Oda Lane, organist; UUSF Choir; Mark Sumner, Music Director; Eric Shackelford, soloist; Stephen Saxon, soloist; Wm. García Ganz, pianist Shulee Ong; Francisco Castellanos, Camera Operators; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Thomas Brown, Jose Matias Pineda, and Francisco Castellanos, Sextons; Carrie Steere-Salazar, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher

"MLK" Sunday, January 19, 2025 Jonathan Eig won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography in 2024 for his biography King: A Life. People who previously refused to be interviewed told their stories, government documents that were newly released, and lots of research present a rich perspective on more of the layers of the story of Martin Luther King Jr., his gifts, theological commitments, and his struggles. In the full story of a life, we know the heroic for what it truly is. Let's unpack some more layers of the story of this hero. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Mari Magaloni Ramos, Worship Associate; Hanna Hart, Winter Shelter; Reiko Oda Lane, organist; UUSF Choir; Mark Sumner, Music Director; Eric Shackelford, soloist; Stephen Saxon, soloist; Wm. García Ganz, pianist Shulee Ong; Francisco Castellanos, Camera Operators; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Thomas Brown, Jose Matias Pineda, and Francisco Castellanos, Sextons; Carrie Steere-Salazar, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher

"Belonging" Sunday, January 14, 10:50 am, 2024 It is said that religions include belief, behavior and belonging. Unitarian Universalism gave Rev. Sonya an immediate sense of belonging over 25 years ago when she first attended a service in her hometown in New Mexico. Unitarians employ reason in our beliefs, and a sense of freedom concerning religious behaviors, so naming what creates our sense of belonging this month is our work and our play. She will explore what belonging means today as UUSF prepares to explore the promises we make together with a covenant later this month. Rev. Sonya Sukalski, Sabbatical Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Richard Davis-Lowell, Worship Associate; Linda Enger, Board of Trustees; Hanna Hart, Interfaith Winter Shelter; Reiko Oda Lane, Organist; Giacomo Fiore, Guitarist; Ben Rudiak-Gould, Songleader Shulee Ong, Camera; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Judy Payne, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher

"Belonging" Sunday, January 14, 10:50 am, 2024 It is said that religions include belief, behavior and belonging. Unitarian Universalism gave Rev. Sonya an immediate sense of belonging over 25 years ago when she first attended a service in her hometown in New Mexico. Unitarians employ reason in our beliefs, and a sense of freedom concerning religious behaviors, so naming what creates our sense of belonging this month is our work and our play. She will explore what belonging means today as UUSF prepares to explore the promises we make together with a covenant later this month. Rev. Sonya Sukalski, Sabbatical Minister; Rev. Laura Shennum, Minister of Congregational Life; Richard Davis-Lowell, Worship Associate; Linda Enger, Board of Trustees; Hanna Hart, Interfaith Winter Shelter; Reiko Oda Lane, Organist; Giacomo Fiore, Guitarist; Ben Rudiak-Gould, Songleader Shulee Ong, Camera; Jonathan Silk, Communications Director; Judy Payne, Flowers; Linda Messner, Head Usher

For this book club meeting we finish book 2. For those of you who are new to our podcast, we are a podcast that focuses on divination while incorporating psychology and spirituality. In this specific episode we cover Chapters 17 to 69. What we discuss in this podcast episode: The differences between Tamlin and Rhysand, Feyre's journey of empowerment, the concept of real love and family and last but not least sex. Come join us on our discussion of this magical series. Intro music is Chapter 54 by Kelsey Woods A Court of Thorns and Roses series is by Sarah J Maas Follow along on the musical journey of the series with us - click here for playlist (this episode covers songs Starfall by Thomas Bergersen to You Made Me A Monster by Nick Kingsley and Hanna Hart, in the playlist) Also check out our instrumental ACOTAR series playlist - click here Jen is a professional card reader - check out the links below if you would like a reading. And she does A Court of Thorns and Roses series themed readings too! Our contact links: @EclecticSoul Gin's info - @GinSullivan, @JustCallMeGinGin, @Call_Me_Gin_Gin Jen's info - www.musicnmystery.net, @musicnmystery

Every church has and is a sanctuary. To Hanna Hart, it's the church kitchen.

We’re busy preparing Season 2 of Career Stewardship!  In the meantime, here is a bonus episode from Michael’s other podcast, “Meanwhile.”  In this episode, Michael speaks with coaching colleague Hanna Hart about receiving feedback – why it’s so important and why it can be so hard! They offer tips on how to manage yourself in the process, how to make the best of challenging feedback, and how to make feedback from any source something that helps propel you forward. 

In Episode 2, we talked about decoding your values.  In this Episode 6, we explain how to apply your values for greater satisfaction and success in work, leadership, and life.  Michael is joined again by coaching colleague buddy Hanna Hart.  They talk about using values to identify what you want in a particular job, using values to assess an organization’s culture (and whether it’s going to work for you), using values as to build your own leadership, and using values to identify what’s not working in your life–and then taking action.  They also talk about the relevance of knowing your values even when you feel you have no choice but to take or continue in a particular job.  Hanna shares the eminently doable “value of the week” exercise, and Michael gives his younger self a stern talking to. 

Just because you don’t have a big rolodex populated with powerful names doesn’t mean you can’t attain career success. In this episode, Michael and guest coach Hanna Hart talk about one of the most important ideas in careers, “the strength of weak ties,” which means that people you barely know or have fallen out of touch with can be some of the most positive sources of career progress. We learn how Hanna turned an awkward cocktail party encounter into a career-changing opportunity, why being uncomfortable while networking is a good thing, and why it’s always a good idea to write an amazon review for an acquaintance who has written a book.

This week we're reading "A Cowboy Billionaire Secret Baby" by Hanna Hart. Cowboy. Billionaire. Secret. Baby. What else do you need? This combination of words is the key that will unlock your mind. This is more than a book - it's the pathway to nirvana. Forget your troubles. Forget your family. Forget your friends. Pry open your third eye and gaze into the abyss. Achieve immortality. Cowboy Billionaire Secret Baby.

Oh all the things can can go downhill fast do in this episode. A fly fishing trip happens with lots of fish seen, but none caught. Tamara shares an epic story from here teenage years of an encounter with a jelly fish and her friends wanting to pee on it. What first aid did she end up accepting from her friends? Finally we have stories of a cherry truffle pig and Consuelo has issues.

Season 2 Ep 27, this weeks episodes goes downhill and starts with a story, no a quest for In and Out. Tamara stumbles across an art Murder scene. Finally Tamara shares the trunk sandwiches story. Finally everyone is excited for fishing this weekend and predictions are made for who is going to catch fish, or won’t catch any fish.

This weeks episode has new mics. Which yes maybe took two hours to set up, but with the help of in house tech support was totally worth it. At the encouraging of PjmpSmack we have some ideas for wedding attire Rheannon is less than excited about. Then finally Tamara and Rheannon share stories of 4th of July that of course went downhill fast.

Can you handle the truth? Or at least can you handle someone's feedback? Feedback is one of our main tools for learning and growth but, ouch, it sure stings sometimes. In this episode, Michael M is joined by his colleague, Bay Area super coach Hanna Hart, to talk through how we can best deal with feedback.

Tamara is BACK from vacation. Two weeks off and it feels great being back! Disneyland is the happiest place on earth and Tamara lived her best life visiting. Rheannon shares stories of run ins with animals on her way to Disneyland and while at Disneyland. Tamara has a run in with an escalator, and the escalator wins. Luckily there is a hipster man with a beard there to help. Tamara of course had to make a stop at In and Out. This episode there is also an ongoing saga with a spider. Rheannon almost dies by spider (amost).

Even though the Super Bowl have been a snooze fest Rheannon and Tamara talk about how it all went downhill. Tamara shares about her crazy work schedule that will surely be crazy. With the impending snow storm coming Tamara shares a story of the danger of sledding that literally went downhill fast. With how much Tamara hates the cold it just might be related to the second time she got hypothermia. Then finally the pair talks about the joys and pitfalls of live concerts.

So this week's episode goes downhill fast right from the start with a story with a sick kido in it. Rheannon just wanted to take her nieces skiing, but unfortunately not everything can always go to plan. There is a question that Tamara has to settle about the water challenge, and maybe does so n a heatless fashion. Although Tamara's love of board games cannot be questioned as she nerds out about her new favorite game. Then there is the timeless debate of dress or shorts to work. Whichever side you are on for that debate one thing is sure this episode of downhill fast will do just that!

Rheannon shares the joy of a burn pile to Tamara, who did not grown up with burn piles in her life. Tamara tells a story of how she negotiated the sale of a snow board, so she could flit with a boy. It really did not include a lot of flirting, might have been more just talking, but it is an inside look at Tamara's flit game. Rheannon and Tamara talk about Rheannon's upcoming ski trip. Which will be full of skiing with her nieces and some ski tricks.

This special Friday recording of the podcast goes a little extra downhill fast. The animals seem just as hyped up as the humans, and there is a animal play session that gets loud and a little extra input from John Wayne. Tamara and Rheannon share how they learned to ski, and talk all things skiing from last weekend. The age old question of how short can jeans be and still be cool is investigated. Also a story of the great John Wayne escape from this week and an unlikely dog catching tactic was deployed.

This week's episode Tamara and Rheannon talk about the upcoming ski trip. Tamara is hoping to coast downhill will very little sweating. Rheannon is going to be prepared with a mid day sock change, due to the foot sweating. Time will tell which one is right, and Tamara might literally go downhill fast. Rheannon tells Tamara all about the filters on kids phones these days which is bananas. Tamara shares the story explaining why she is scared of, or at least very cautious of not getting trapped in a sauna.

This episode will go downhill fast as we start the episode off with a game of Guess the Drink. Tamara has prepared two drinks with mystery ingredients and Rheannon has to do her best to guess what is in each drink. Nothing like a stand off with a squirrel, but luckily Tamara wins this round. A trip to the Lady Dr. is never a fun trip, and a trip to a new doctor has the potential to go down hill fast. This weeks episode was recorded after trivia and just might go downhill fast. We end season one with a Happy New Year's and some parting words of "wisdom".

Tamara asked for a hair cut from Rheannon and was very confident until it got started. Once Rheannon's girlfriend is not supervising Tamara quickly loses confidence and it all goes downhill. Very simple questions like trying to agree on how big is an inch or is the goal to cut the hair straight takes a serious tone. Rheannon bounces back and tries to navigate the hair cut conversation as a good hair cut should have. Will Tamara get set up on a date? Will her hair get cut? Will it all go downhill fast?

This week's episode has Tamara getting excited for a hair cut from Rheannon. Who yes has no experience cutting hair, but what could go wrong? We get an update about Ashe Guadalupe who got a little banged up. Tamara has to weigh in on how much is too much to spend on socks and underwear and can you have too many pillows.

Rheannon & Tamara discuss high quality ski pants, the affects of drinking 80 ounces of water a day to avoid getting punched in the face. There are some questions about how Tamara's next haircut will go. Updates from getting a new podcast mic, wearing headphones, and random glass breaking. Tamara's less than scientific hazelnut allergy test.

Tamara tells the story of going over a waterfall on a white water rafting during her toast at her friends wedding and she retells that story on the podcast this week. Rheannon shares her thoughts on finger condoms, which other folks maybe calls a ring.

Rheannon describes how things go downhill quickly when the pot filler is knocked off the wall. We got our first email with a recommendation for a name for our fans Downhill Nation, Downhilli (singular), Downhillus (plural), Downhillian (to describe a situation that goes downhill fast). Tamara tells a couple of stories from laser tag that just might go downhill fast.

Tamara and Rheannon discuss what it would talk to go back to their 20's and how important it is to vote. Rheannon has a creative idea for her save the dates and Tamara is pretty convinced that it is going to go downhill fast. The friends discuss dancing at weddings and just how bad it would be to train a cat using a fog horn.

Tamara shares stories from College Game Day and going to see My Favorite Murder Podcast live in Seattle. Rheannon tried teaching Tamara to land SUPing, and then Tamara taught Rheannon how to erg.

Tamara talks about growing up having to clean her room to 36 points. Tamara and Rheannon talk about fly fishing. Then Rheannon shares an idea for a name for the listeners downers.

Tamara tells stories from seeing Beyonce in Seattle. Rheannon talks about Sea Lions and her new found love of MMA.

Tamara shares an update on Bo. Rheannon talks about Seattle One Big Game of Chicken, and then the pair take a quiz.

Tamara has wanted a dog for year and shares how she came up with the name Hamilton Longfellow. Rheannon and Tamara talk fly fishing all while drinking a poor man's Moscow Mule.

Tamara and Rheannon are back at it after a week break. Rheannon tells stories from her time in Seattle, which is a city she compares to the wild wild west. Tamara talks about the hitting traffic in Seattle and the nightmare of traffic when your maybe not used to it. Sitting in a bar Tamara thinks she is getting hit on...she wasn't. What could have been a pick up line, but it really really wasn't.

Rheannon does her best to teach Tamara about farm animals. She also tells Tamara all about the freeloading chickens she has on her hands. After a few days of eggs the chickens are now phoning it in. Tamara and Rheannon are really excited about having a listener from Austria, and Tamara ends up quizzing Rheannon on continents. Rheannon talks about her animals getting along and how that could relate to how she raises her future kids.

Show Notes: Coming up: my conversations with Dr. Brian Cardany and Jon Fink! 286 episodes of @Midnight #hashtagwars Humor illustrating the odd things we do as humor! I'm glad Chris Hardwick is doing that.  #283 Jessica St. Clair, Lennon Parham, Bridey Elliot August 17, 2015  #257 Hanna Hart, Matt Mira, Chris Cubas June 17, 2015 #223 From April 9, 2015 Pete Holmes, Matt McCarthy, Jamie Lee #218 from March 25, 2015 Steve Agee, Tom Lennon, Chris Cubas  #217 from March 24, 2015 Ben Gleib, Moshe Kasher, Fortune Feimster  #212 from March 16, 2015 Alice Wetteerlund, Jesse Joyce, Ricky Velez Hope for the future?  More extended episodes, More live @midnight, More @midnight taped in NY and other places, finally: ME ON @MIDNIGHT!   Read the first chapter of Wayne Gladstone's Agents of the Internet Apocalypse  Order today!! Opener contains sound from the Doctor Who episode "Almost People."   Music by the University of Rhode Island Ram Marching Band under the direction of Dr. Brian Cardany. The chime is from RCP Tones. It's been part of the Nerdist podcast since the beginning. See: nerdist.com/download-the-nerdist-podcast-ringtone/ I combined my favorite 11th Doctor saying with the Nerdist chime, and my favorite marching band song to date "Hold On I'm Coming" by Sam and Dave as done by The URI Marching Band. I ended htis week's podcast with @Midnight's tribut to Sky Mall.  Man that Chris Hardwick can sing!