Plowline Podcast

Jeremy sits down with esteemed Plowline Podcast guest Fleur Larsen, a consulting and professional coach, to discuss the strange dynamics of whiteness and gender in the workplace. They discuss how we can build our awareness of self and presence at work. Fleur’s 20 years of experience have provided her with a powerful perspective for moving social justice forward. Through her commitment as a social justice facilitator, Fleur brings strong skills and experience in community building, addressing power and privilege dynamics, and co-liberation efforts. https://www.fleurlarsenfacilitation.com #Plowline #EvolutionOfAloha #GuidingPrinciplesOfAloha #WayfindingLeadership #WholeSystemsParadigm #westernknowledge #IndigenousWayOfBeing Consider giving a little Aloha and become a contributing member to the work we do. Support the Plowline Podcast with a small monthly gift to the Plowline Productions Patreon Page! Proceeds go to producing this podcast, and you will receive exclusive offers, extended podcasts, and yearly giveaways! https://www.patreon.com/PlowlineProductions Subscribe to the Co3 Consulting and Evolution of AloHā websites and receive a free Guiding Principles of A.L.O.H.A. poster. https://www.evolutionofaloha.com Consulting Services can be found at: https://www.co3consulting.net The Plowline Podcast is produced by Plowline Media Productions.

Jeremy sits down with Dan Mahle to discuss Wholehearted Masculinity and an engaging conversation about manhood, mentors, and maturity. They discuss the powers working against healthy masculinity in our society, including pornography, algorithms, and binary thinking. https://linktr.ee/plowline Dan Mahle is an ICF-certified coach and experiential group facilitator who is skillful at partnering with purpose-driven leaders to build more thriving and inclusive cultures. A systems-oriented leader with a passion for building humanizing relationships, Dan supports teams to collaborate more effectively by removing barriers to innovation, authenticity, and trust. Dan helps leaders connect to their authentic power in accountable ways by exploring and expressing vital parts of themselves that are often undervalued in business environments. Dan is the founder of Wholehearted Masculine, a center for the exploration and development of wholehearted masculinities. There, Dan engages in gender-based social advocacy and leads programs for people who seek to co-create and participate in healthier cultures of masculinity. An experienced DEI practitioner, Dan specializes in engaging men as meaningful partners in diversity, equity, and inclusion work. He often speaks and presents on the topic of masculinity and gender in the workplace, bringing a radically inclusive, holistic, and humanizing approach to some of the most divisive issues of our time. As a writer and frequent podcast guest, Dan has been featured in Everyday Feminism, The Good Men Project, The ManKind Podcast, YES! Magazine, and Crosscut, among others. Dan holds a B.A. in Peace & Global Studies from Earlham College. He can often be found hiking in the foothills near his home in Boulder, Colorado with his wife, daughter, and puppy.

Over the past year, Jeremy & Gerry have been on a journey to improve their physical connection to body and form. Dr. G began Pilates in April of 2021 and recommended that Jeremy try it. It has been an enormous success in both their lives, improving mobility, healing long-term pain, and providing a general sense of ease in their physical selves. Today, they sit down with Pilates instructor Emily Grout to discuss the history, mechanics, and opportunity that exists in Pilates. Emily is a Pilates instructor with over 10 years of experience who creates and shares classically-inspired Pilates programs. She received her 450-hour certification from Pilates Core Integration and BS in Exercise and Wellness from Arizona State University. She currently gives classes and private instruction virtually and in the greater-Seattle area. https://linktr.ee/plowline https://www.patreon.com/PlowlineProductions https://www.plowline.com https://www.evolutionofaloha.com https://www.co3consulting.net

Jeremy & Dr. G sit down with Dr. Arian Mobasser. Dr. Mobasser is the child of Iranian immigrants, a recovering accountant, and a developmental scientist. Arian currently holds the position of coordinator of the Men’s Resource Center (MRC) at the University of Oregon, one of the first and only campus resource centers of its kind. Dr. Mobasser's doctoral research was focused on well-being during the transition from childhood to adulthood and called the Freshmen Project. His LinkedIn profile can be found at below. https://www.linkedin.com/in/arian-mobasser-phd-0671564/ https://www.patreon.com/PlowlineProductions https://www.plowline.com https://www.evolutionofaloha.com https://www.co3consulting.net

Dr. G & Jeremy sit down with their friend and colleague Fieta Robinson for a conversation about values within systems and how they express themselves in feedback loops, intended and unintended consequences. Fieta is the Director of Administrative Operations & Culture at KUOW - our local NPR affiliate station at the University of Washington. She is responsible for the initiatives of professional and ongoing development for the KUOW team. https://www.patreon.com/PlowlineProductions https://www.plowline.com https://www.evolutionofaloha.com https://www.co3consulting.net

Jeremy & Gerry sit down with Zsofia Pasztor, Executive Co-Director and Founder of Farmer Frog. Zsofia believes that farming enables people to grow themselves through growing things. She thinks of it as a sacred act of taking care of ourselves, our fellow humans, and the planet where we live so that we can all be healthy and experience abundance. Zsofia enjoys working with the many children who visit the farm and teach her the most amusing lessons and facts about plants and animals. She is inspired by the potential for the farm to share wisdom and knowledge in ways that stay with people because they are memorable and unique. Outside of work Zsofia spends time relaxing and watching movies with her family.

In this episode of Seattlenaut, I discuss the weight of life that is inherently felt by all human beings. I recount the great wound of my own life in the divorce of my parents at an early age, my journey to work towards healing through counseling and self-reflection and my struggles with coping mechanisms. I work to encourage the listener to find the narrow path towards self-development and healing. You can do this! Have a listen and let's go ~