Latest Human connections Podcast Episodes
Raise Future Leaders - 3 Simple Steps to Transformational Parenting
Jules Hare Shares - June 10, 2020 00:00 - 2 hoursThis is your access to my first Audiobook narrated by me, Jules Hare almost 4 years ago now 🤩 If you feel called to be of service in powerful new ways, the most important and impactful ‘work’ you can do is raising your OWN inner leader. I’m guessing that’s why you’re here. If you didn’t know a...
Parenting to the next level!
Jules Hare Shares - June 07, 2020 17:00 - 4 minutesI’ve focused my energy to bring to you the simplest and most transformative steps to parent FUTURE LEADERS, in yourself AND your kids. The books are now out and ready for you in E-book, Audiobook and in print!! Join in and get access to these 3 Simple Steps to Transformational Parenting, visit ...
Dating Coach Cherlyn Chong: Why Do High-Achieving Women Love Toxic Men?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - May 21, 2020 08:00 - 14 minutesDating and breakup recovery coach Cherlyn Chong explains why you shouldn't just cry it out when you want to get over an ex--you need a game plan. She talks about why high-achieving women love toxic men, and walks through the most common dating mistakes she sees women make.Â
Dr. Roger Patulny: How would you manage isolation amid COVID-19?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - May 14, 2020 05:00 - 15 minutesSociologist Dr. Roger Patulny of the University of Wollongong in Australia talks social connection: why it's gendered, how we can foster it during the pandemic, and why it's critical to think about this in an increasingly individualistic world.Â
Dr. Emily Cross: Can Robots Help Us Feel More Connected?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - May 01, 2020 14:00 - 14 minutesIf robots can eventually replace cashiers, opponents in chess, and even some doctors, could they help with our biological need for social connection? Our guest this week, Dr. Emily Cross, Professor of Social Robotics at the University of Glasgow, explains how our brains respond to robots and hum...
Dillon Hill: What One YouTuber Did When He Felt Isolated in a New City
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - April 24, 2020 13:00 - 11 minutesHe threw a dart on a map and it landed on Vancouver. Shortly after, YouTuber Dillon Hill moved there. Hill realized everyone he spoke to in this new city had one thing in common: they all felt isolated. In an effort to ease their discomfort and his own, he launched an event called "Loneliness Su...
Marlies Maes: How Do We Prevent Adolescent Loneliness?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - April 17, 2020 07:00 - 10 minutesIn this talk, Neha Gajwani asks Belgium researcher Marlies Maes about the difference between social and emotional loneliness. Maes explains why loneliness can be a good thing, and how to treats its different forms.Â
What Social Issues Cause Loneliness and Should Doctors Treat It?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - April 09, 2020 14:00 - 12 minutesThe world of emotions is complex, but medical sociologist Dr. Kelly MacArthur knows one thing for sure: racial, gender, and class inequality causes loneliness. We need to tackle loneliness at its root and work on these underlying causes. At the same time, doctors need to evaluate connection leve...
Dr. Geoffrey Greif: How Do Men See Relationships Differently than Women Do?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - March 20, 2020 14:00 - 11 minutesHow do men see relationships differently than women do? How do you raise boys who turn out to be vulnerable, loving men? In this candid talk, Neha Gajwani discusses Dr. Geoffrey Greif's extensive research on how genders diverge when it comes to relationships.
Dr. Eti Ben Simon: Does Sleeplessness Cause Loneliness and Anxiety?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - February 21, 2020 14:00 - 14 minutes70-80% of people who report anxiety also have trouble sleeping. But is sleeplessness a symptom or something that promotes anxiety? Does a lack of sleep affect how others view you? And what technology could help deepen sleep in the future? Dr. Eti Ben-Simon answers these questions and passionatel...
Dr. Lisa Hinshelwood: What is Social and Emotional Learning and Why is it Critical for Kids?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - February 13, 2020 14:00 - 13 minutesWe grow up studying math, science, and reading. As adults, we work together in teams, for bosses, and sometimes we manage people. We sometimes marry and have children and manage complicated relationships. But we never go to class to learn the skills of communicating effectively, negotiating, and...
Dr. Abraham Palmer: Is Loneliness Genetic?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - January 31, 2020 14:00 - 13 minutesWe sometimes think of loneliness as a feeling to overcome, one that belongs to the weak or to outcasts. Dr. Abraham Palmer challenges that assumption, exposing new evidence that loneliness may be genetic. In this riveting talk, Neha Gajwani discusses this misunderstood emotion with Dr. Palmer, a...
Dr. Berit Brogaard: What is one of the main reasons relationships fail?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - January 10, 2020 14:00 - 13 minutesWhat is the one of the main reasons why relationships don't last? Are people in arranged marriages better off? Will you ever biologically feel the high from the beginning of a relationship later on? If we're drawn to opposites, and that causes relationship issues, what is the best way to change ...
Stephanie Coontz: Why Does It Feel So Hard to Find a Partner?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - December 12, 2019 14:00 - 14 minutesWhat should you look for in a partner? Why do men mansplain? Is date night actually a good thing? Neha Gajwani and Stephanie Coontz explore these questions and others. They look at why it feels so hard to choose just one, and if our expectations for partners are too high (spoiler: they're not.)
Dmitri Williams: Are Gamers Doomed to be Loners?
How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat - December 10, 2019 14:00 - 14 minutesIn this episode of How Not to Get Eaten by a Cat, Neha Gajwani interviews Dr. Dmitri Williams, associate professor of technology and society classes at the University of Southern California. While some of us think of gamers as people who deprioritize social connection, Dr. Williams explains som...
Unknown Ground
Jules Hare Shares - September 18, 2014 04:00 - 2 minutesShort, sweet, riding the waves of heart consciousness. Support the Show.
Tuning Yourself In
Jules Hare Shares - May 26, 2014 04:00 - 4 minutesTake command of your radio dial and play in the possibilities!! Support the Show.
Digesting Consciousness
Jules Hare Shares - March 27, 2014 04:00 - 5 minutesAn edible connection to what makes us thrive!! Dip into the stream of information and CHOOSE what it is that you want to become a part of you! Support the Show.
Me Matey!
Jules Hare Shares - March 20, 2014 04:00 - 4 minutesA fun consciousness idea. The pirate's approach to re-connecting to heart, after all doesn't "Me Matey" really mean "my friend"? Support the Show.
Worry- Imagination misplaced
Jules Hare Shares - March 10, 2014 04:00 - 3 minutesAccess your imagination in a positive way to nudge worry out of the driver's seat! Support the Show.
Illuminations
Jules Hare Shares - February 05, 2014 05:00 - 8 minutesThere is light within us all, when was the last time you checked in on yours!? We are "spirit having a physical experience". Let's play in ALL of the realities that exist and ignite our lives with continual illumination. Love and light is forever. Support the Show.
Riding the Wave
Jules Hare Shares - January 21, 2014 05:00 - 8 minutesOur hearts as receivers, our brains as responders. Riding the waves of potential that our thoughts ARE, and how we can notice them differently to live a new reality of your choosing. Support the Show.
Choice Marinade
Jules Hare Shares - January 08, 2014 05:00 - 5 minutesGiving yourself back your power of choice. Allow yourself to infuse your life with choice potential! Support the Show.
Waves of Imagination
Jules Hare Shares - December 30, 2013 05:00 - 9 minutesMore is happening between your ears than you could possibly imagine, unless..... you use your imagination!! The frequencies of the brain intertwined in our quantum reality for your pleasure. Support the Show.
Oneness
Jules Hare Shares - December 23, 2013 05:00 - 5 minutesExploring the oneness of self, and the natural tendency to separate from our wholeness. Embrace the dark side and feel whole again. Support the Show.
Authentic Listening
Jules Hare Shares - December 18, 2013 05:00 - 4 minutesListening from the heart Support the Show.
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