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Disengagement: Re-Engage or Exit?
Apr 30, 2026
18m 45s
Clarity Versus Niceness
Apr 16, 2026
16m 06s
Fair isn’t Always Equal
Apr 2, 2026
19m 33s
Episode 62: Bridging the Gap: Transforming Your Leadership Approach
Mar 19, 2026
21m 34s
Leadership Insights: When to Solve and When to Support
Mar 5, 2026
15m 26s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 4/30/26 | Disengagement: Re-Engage or Exit? | In episode 65 of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Chris and Wendy explore workplace disengagement, when it can shift back to engagement and when it may be healthier to move toward a dignified separation. They share personal and workplace examples of how confidence, personal circumstances, and clear supports or accommodations can affect performance. The hosts emphasize avoiding blame or assumptions, creating safety for honest dialogue, and seeking to understand the true sources of motivation beyond specific tasks, including alignment with organizational values. They discuss handling misalignment with kindness while maintaining accountability, and offer practical keys: start with curiosity, ask what someone needs to be successful, clarify what the workplace can and cannot provide, and support next steps in a way that preserves relationships. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 18m 45s | ||||||
| 4/16/26 | Clarity Versus Niceness | In episode 64 of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Chris and Wendy discuss the difference between being “nice” and being “kind” at work, arguing that niceness can become people-pleasing driven by insecurity while kindness prioritizes others through clear, helpful conversations. They emphasize Brené Brown’s idea that “clear is kind,” noting leaders often avoid feedback even though everyone wants to know when they’re not meeting expectations. The hosts explore how clarity helps people perform and prevents them from feeling “lost,” and they distinguish kind clarity from unkind bluntness by focusing on observable behaviour and impact rather than assumptions about motives. They advise leaders to pay attention, have the conversation despite discomfort, assume people want to know and do good work, and approach feedback as a two-way dialogue. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 16m 06s | ||||||
| 4/2/26 | Fair isn’t Always Equal | In Episode 63 of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Wendy and Chris explore why treating people equally doesn’t always produce fair or effective results at work. They discuss how different employees need different levels of direction, autonomy, and support to perform well. They also address how fairness concerns can arise when one person receives additional supports, recommending leaders ask what the concerned person needs rather than defending another employee’s accommodations. The episode emphasizes noticing differences, leveraging strengths, avoiding over-reliance on policies, and creating workplaces where people’s talents are seen and supported. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 19m 33s | ||||||
| 3/19/26 | Episode 62: Bridging the Gap: Transforming Your Leadership Approach | In episode 62 of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Wendy and Chris discuss why leadership is central to workplace culture. Chris shares being pushed into leadership too early, initially copying flawed models that misused power, and later being challenged with the question, “What kind of leader do you want to be?” He describes leadership as an ongoing practice, notes his continued challenge with providing clarity, and emphasizes that leaders affect people beyond work, encouraging leaders to take responsibility, grow incrementally, and go easy on themselves. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 21m 34s | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | Leadership Insights: When to Solve and When to Support | In episode 61 of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Chris, and Wendy discuss a leader’s role when someone brings them a workplace problem. While leaders may ultimately help problems get solved, they warn against jumping in with immediate solutions except in crises or ethical situations. Instead, they recommend making time to listen, clarifying what the real issue is, asking what the person wants from the conversation, and exploring what they have already tried and what options exist. When sharing wisdom, they emphasize the order of operations, asking permission, and offering experience rather than prescriptive advice, keeping the focus on the other person’s situation. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 15m 26s | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | Rebuilding Trust in the Workplace | In episode 60 of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Wendy and Chris explore trust, specifically how it gets broken and what leaders can do to rebuild it. They share practical approaches for repair, such as acknowledging impact, checking in with others, listening without excuses, apologizing when appropriate, and committing to changed behaviour. Listen along to learn how you can rebuild trust in your workplace. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 19m 34s | ||||||
| 2/4/26 | Are Leaders too Vulnerable? | Is vulnerability an actual leadership skill? In this episode of The Achieve Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Wendy, and Chris break down what healthy vulnerability actually looks like at work. What’s inside: The difference between real vulnerability vs. unhelpful oversharing How to be authentic without offloading your anxiety Why trust isn’t just predictability—it’s showing up in uncertainty How power and privilege shape who can be vulnerable Concrete ways to lead with honesty and emotional boundaries If you care about trust, psychological safety, and leading with positive impact, this episode is for you. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 15m 51s | ||||||
| 1/29/26 | A leader's learning journey | How do you continue to grow as a leader? Join us as Wendy shares her evolution from educator to executive, revealing practical strategies for building learning habits and making space for personal development. Discover how self-driven learning fuels workplace culture and get tips you can use today to lead with intention and impact. Perfect for business owners and organizational leaders who want to shape the future - starting with themselves. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 18m 31s | ||||||
| 1/22/26 | Delegate Like a CEO: The Secret to Scaling Leadership | If you’re still doing too much yourself, you’re holding your team, and your business, back. In this episode, hosts Wendy Loewen and Eric Stutzman unpack how strategic delegation drives culture, performance, and leadership growth. What’s inside: Why delegation isn’t just dumping tasks, but developing your people The real reason leaders resist delegation (spoiler: a fear of losing control) How letting go can spark innovation, increase trust, and build resilience Stories from Eric and Wendy on how smart delegation changed their leadership game A simple framework to help you: Identify what only you can do Match the right person to the right responsibility Set up accountability without micromanaging Whether you’re a new manager or a seasoned executive, you’ll walk away with practical tools to delegate with confidence and scale your impact. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 17m 15s | ||||||
| 1/15/26 | The value of Values | Join Eric, Wendy, and Chris as they uncover how clearly defined values shape workplace culture. Learn why values matter, how to make them actionable, and practical ways to keep them alive in your team. Packed with real stories and tips, this episode will help you anchor your culture and inspire your people. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 15m 10s | ||||||
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| 1/8/26 | R-E-S-P-E-C-T at Work: How Leaders Hit the High Note | In this lively episode, Eric, Chris, and Wendy unpack what it truly means to foster a culture of respect in the workplace. From the power of being seen and heard, to why curiosity beats judgment, they explore how leadership can transform tolerance into active, meaningful respect. Tune in for real stories, practical takeaways, and memorable insights on individual and cultural respect—plus steps leaders can take right now to build a team that truly sings together. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 17m 28s | ||||||
| 1/1/26 | Preparing for Uncertainty in 2026 | Change is coming. The question is whether your culture is ready. In this episode, Eric, Chris Downey, and Wendy Loewen talk storm readiness: planning for uncertainty, strengthening relationships and trust, and using mission, vision, and values to make clearer decisions under pressure. You’ll leave with grounded, doable leadership practices for steadying your team when things get messy. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 15m 35s | ||||||
| 12/18/25 | Choosing Your Leadership Identity, Before It Chooses You | In this episode, we explore a fundamental question: what kind of leader do you want to be, and why it matters to get clear on your leadership identity. We unpack the “double path” of leadership growth; developing who you are on the inside and what you do in your day-to-day practice. From setting SMART leadership goals to making them real by sharing them with peers and direct reports. We also highlight how feedback and honest self-reflection can reveal the space between your intentions and your impact, and what to do when you notice a mismatch. Define the kind of leader you want to be, align your actions with that vision, and lead with greater authenticity and effectiveness in your organization. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 19m 07s | ||||||
| 12/11/25 | The Leader You Think You Are vs. The One Your Team Knows | In this episode, we explore how leaders can move from “I know myself” to “I know my impact.” We unpack the gap that often exists between how leaders see themselves and how their teams actually feel, and why closing that gap is crucial for a healthy workplace culture. We talk about how to invite honest input from team members, what to watch for in meetings that reveals how people actually experience you, and how to handle hard feedback without getting defensive. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 19m 42s | ||||||
| 12/4/25 | Should You Encourage Disagreement in the Workplace? | In this episode of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Wendy, Chris and Eric discuss the topic of how to encourage and manage dissenting voices in the workplace. Is 'dissent' the right word, or should we focus more on fostering varied perspectives? We explore the nuances between disagreement and dissent, the importance of creating a safe space for alternative viewpoints, and practical strategies for leaders to respond constructively. Listen in to learn how encouraging disagreement can lead to better decision-making, heightened creativity, and improved workplace culture. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 17m 10s | ||||||
| 11/27/25 | Can Leadership Lessons Come from Unlikely Places? | In this episode of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Eric, Chris and Wendy explore some of their unexpected sources of leadership wisdom. They talk through a variety of scenarios ranging from historical events to interactions with nature and fictional literature, emphasizing that leadership insights can be found in everyday experiences Emphasizing the value of staying curious, and reflecting on those insights with others. Listen in and learn alongside us! Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 16m 47s | ||||||
| 11/20/25 | Does Curiosity Improve Workplace Culture? | In this episode of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture podcast, Eric, Wendy and Chris explore the metaphor 'Don't Blame the Lettuce' to emphasize the importance of examining workplace conditions rather than blaming individuals for their performance. They discuss how shifting from judgment to curiosity can lead to better workplace culture, innovation, and interpersonal relationships, as well as highlight the vital role curiosity plays in creating a supportive and productive work environment. Join us as we explore how to foster a culture of care, curiosity, and continuous improvement. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 15m 30s | ||||||
| 10/16/25 | Can You Have Too Much Fun at Work? | It’s the fourth anniversary of The Achieve Workplace Culture Podcast, and Eric, Cat, and Scott are celebrating by tackling a tricky question: can being a fun boss go too far? From champagne-sipping managers to nap-happy offices, they share real stories about what happens when workplace fun crosses the line. They dig into what it really takes to build teams that enjoy coming to work while still getting things done. Plus, they play a hilarious round of “Fun or Fail”, where they rate some truly questionable management ideas. If you’ve ever wondered where fun meets productivity, this episode is a mix of laughter, lessons, and practical tips to help any leader find the sweet spot. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 54m 10s | ||||||
| 9/18/25 | Reconciliation in the Workplace: Building Meaningful Relationships | In this episode of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Chris Downey and Wendy Loewen are joined by special guest Mel Bazin, Director of Indigenous Services with CTRI and ACHIEVE. Together, they explore what reconciliation really means for organizations and how it connects to workplace culture. The conversation dives into why understanding history matters, how colonial structures continue to shape our systems today, and what it takes to move from performative gestures to meaningful, reciprocal relationships. With practical insights on creating inclusive environments, embracing missteps as learning opportunities, and ensuring all voices are welcomed “around the fire,” this episode challenges leaders to see reconciliation as both a responsibility and an opportunity to foster healthier workplaces. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 45m 01s | ||||||
| 8/14/25 | Leading with Insight | In this special crossover episode, the ACHIEVE team is joined by Vicki Enns, host of Counselling Insights from CTRI, to explore what leaders can learn from the world of mental health and counselling. Together with co-hosts Eric Stutzman and Wendy Loewen, the conversation covers how therapeutic principles, like empathy, boundaries, and curiosity, can transform leadership and workplace culture. Key takeaways include: Why leaders don't need to be therapists, but should care about mental health How human connection and psychological safety fuel performance The difference between over-functioning and helpful support A three-step guide for what to do when someone shares something personal at work Why understanding relationship patterns is critical for team dynamics Plus, a thoughtful discussion on whether your workplace should feel like a family, and a powerful rave about CEOs doing emotional work to become better leaders. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 51m 52s | ||||||
| 7/17/25 | Developing Leaders, Building Culture | In this episode, Eric Stutzman, Chris Downey, and Wendy Loewen dive deep into a question every organization should be asking: Are we intentionally developing our leaders, or just hoping they’ll figure it out? Through stories, insights, and a few laughs (yes, tater tots and cupboard doors make a cameo), the team explores the foundational role leadership development plays in shaping healthy workplace culture. You’ll learn: Why developing leaders is essential, not optional, for organizational success The difference between assessing and truly developing leadership capacity How consistency, shared philosophy, and values-based practices shape strong leadership Practical ways to support leadership development, even with zero budget The importance of both vertical (who you are) and horizontal (what you do) leadership growth Plus: Chris shares a rave that proves even your office pizza order can reflect your culture, and why that matters more than you might think. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 45m 32s | ||||||
| 6/19/25 | Polarity Management: Balancing Workplace Dynamics for a Healthy Culture | This week, [someone], [someone else] and [another person] cover [topic]..... In this episode of the Achieve Workplace Culture Podcast, co-hosts Eric Stutzman and Wendy Loewen, joined by special guest David Jung, delve into the concept of polarity management within workplace culture. They cover common polarities like change vs. stability, individual vs. team focus, and on-site vs. remote work. Listeners will gain insights into identifying and managing these polarities to foster a balanced and effective work environment. The episode also includes practical strategies for recognizing when polarities are at play and integrating these concepts into organizational values and daily operations. Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 45m 41s | ||||||
| 5/15/25 | Building Workplace Connections: Strategies for Shared Identity | What does it really mean to feel a sense of belonging at work—and how do you create that without sacrificing individual identity? In this episode, Eric Stutzman, Chris Downey, and Wendy Loewen dive deep into the role of shared identity in cultivating a healthy workplace culture. From whiteout parties in Winnipeg to personal stories about visual markers and onboarding rituals, the team explores how people thrive when they feel like they're part of something bigger—without losing what makes them unique. You’ll learn: Why belonging is essential for well-being and workplace performance How to use stories, symbols, and shared purpose to foster connection The importance of onboarding, accountability, and visual identity What remote and hybrid teams can do to intentionally create belonging How moments of challenge or success can build stronger teams Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 40m 46s | ||||||
| 4/17/25 | Light the Fire Within: Navigating Middle Management | In this episode, Eric Stutzman and Chris Downey are joined by special guest and podcast producer Scott McKay—long-time listener and first-time co-host—to answer real questions gathered from middle managers across their organisation. The team dives deep into the realities, challenges, and responsibilities of middle management, including how to lead with care and clarity when you’re not the one making the big decisions. Key topics include: 🔹 Communicating decisions you don’t fully agree with—while maintaining trust 🔹 Encouraging honest feedback from newer employees 🔹 Balancing autonomy and accountability without micromanaging 🔹 The art of “managing up” and how to influence without authority 🔹 Why lighting a fire within people beats lighting a fire under them Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 56m 29s | ||||||
| 3/21/25 | The Power Dynamic: How It Shapes Workplace Culture | In this episode of the ACHIEVE Workplace Culture Podcast, Chris Downey and Wendy Loewen explore the often-overlooked topic of power dynamics in the workplace. With special guest Jeff Couillard, co-CEO and Chief Learning Architect at The Ally Co, they dive into how power—both seen and unseen—affects culture, leadership, and organisational change. Key takeaways include: The five different types of power in the workplace How leaders unknowingly misuse power—and how to correct it The connection between power, burnout, and engagement Why self-awareness isn’t enough—leaders need other-awareness Practical strategies for leaders to foster psychological safety and feedback Plus, hear Jeff’s powerful insights on why self-care is ethical, not optional, and how leaders can balance authority while fostering collaboration. Resources & Links: • Fixable Podcast (Frances Frei & Anne Morriss) • At Work with The Ready Podcast • All About Love by Bell Hooks Try our free Culture Transformation Starter Kit! | 1h 08m 36s | ||||||
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