S3 / E12 - So long, farewell to Ted Lasso

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S3 / E12 - So long, farewell to Ted Lasso

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Dec 30, 2023

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We reach the final episode of the Ted Lasso. Unpacking all the good, bad, and beautiful examples of leadership in this television series has brought us so much joy. This final episode delivered, and had us in our feelings.

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Dec 30, 2023

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S1/E2:Hopping Over Fences: This episode is all about how to identify the barriers and challenges at work often brought on by people’s insecurities… including our own. As well as how to spot self-awareness and empathy in candidates and coworkers. by Pop! On Leadership
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S1/E3:The Power of Voice: This episode is all about what it means to show up as team members, and display leadership qualities by finding your voice, and inviting the voices of others. We also discuss sharing ideas openly with others, with an eye on building trust among team members. by Pop! On Leadership
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Season 1 Bonus Episode 2 - Deep Dive into Appreciative Inquiry with Cheri Torres and Jackie Stavros: In this bonus episode of Pop! On Leadership, we take our second deep dive into a topic discussed throughout season 1- influencing positive change at work. We learn from experts Cheri Torres and Jackie Stavros, who have written numerous best-selling books, coached, taught, and led organizations with a positive organizational development approach called Appreciative Inquiry. Also, we talked Jackie into binge-watching Ted Lasso, and she's now such a fan that she bought goldfish for the university football team where she teaches, Lawrence Technological University. Here are some helpful links : Conversations Worth Having - https://conversationsworthhaving.today/ Cheri Torres -https://www.linkedin.com/in/cbtorres/ Jackie Stavros - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-stavros-0b45824/ by Pop! On Leadership
49 min listen
S1/E8 - Friendly Coworkers or Co-working Friends: In this episode we explore the formation of Ted’s Diamond Dogs and talk about making friends at work. We walk through the benefits (as well as the risks) of venting to friends at work. by Pop! On Leadership
33 min listen
S1/E4 - Dealing with Conflict Head-on: In this episode we talk about moving past the passive aggressive moments, and dealing with conflict head on to clear the air and release tension on a team. And unpack why we often experience intergenerational tensions on teams. by Pop! On Leadership
27 min listen
Season 1 Bonus Episode 3 - The Bear: We take on the entire first season of The Bear in this bonus episode! The Bear was very popular this past summer. Many of our listeners reached out recommending it and asked us to breakdown the team dynamics and leadership styles. We were happy to oblige. by Pop! On Leadership
72 min listen
S1/E6 - The Power of Team Rituals: In this episode we explore creating and participating in rituals at work to bring people together and mark important moments. And we also briefly touch on Enneagram types. https://tests.enneagraminstitute.com/ by Pop! On Leadership
25 min listen
S1/E10 The Power of Collective Problem Solving: In this episode we talk about how to reframe challenges from a new angle to allow for creative ideas to emerge. As Rebecca tells Ted: “Sometimes your disadvantage is actually your biggest advantage”. We also go on a tangent about MLMs. by Pop! On Leadership
36 min listen
S1/E1: Starting New Things: In this episode we talk about everything from first day jitters, what organizations get right and wrong about onboarding, and navigating relationships and challenges in a new workplace. by Pop! On Leadership
30 min listen
S1/E5 -Quitting and Letting Go: This episode explores understanding when it's time to make big changes. We explore how people use toxic positivity to avoid conflict and when company values are weaponized to force harmony. And also, on the other end, how a victim complex can create an overly pessimistic view of things. by Pop! On Leadership
34 min listen
S1/E7 Building Trust through Candor (and Karaoke): In this episode we pull out a bunch of frameworks – Timothy Clark’s 4 Stages of Inclusion and Innovation, Kim Scott’s Radical Candor, Patrick Lencioni’s 5 Dysfunctions of a Team as we talk about how the team bonds after getting some overdue (and tough) feedback from Nate. We also offer up some tips on how to pick a good karaoke song. by Pop! On Leadership
17 min listen
S2/E2 - What tradeoffs are we willing to make in order to win: Jamie Tartt -- that toxic teammate no one wants to work with -- wants to come back to the team. Sometimes what's good for business is not good for morale, and leaders are forced to make tough decisions and tradeoffs. For leaders who are conflict avoidant, and/or prioritize team harmony above all else, these tough decisions are even tougher! by Pop! On Leadership
19 min listen
Bonus Series: The shows we can't talk about (part 3 of 3): We love when our listeners reach out and recommend shows for us to talk about. And for the most part, we enjoy the shows themselves. But that doesn't mean they lend themselves to great conversations about leadership development and/or organizational design. So this three part series is dedicated to the shows you want us to talk about, but we can't really talk about. by Pop! On Leadership
21 min listen
S1 Bonus Episode 1 - Enneagram Deep Dive with special guest Sandhya Sudhakar: In this Bonus Episode of Pop! On Leadership we take a deep dive into the Enneagram framework with special guest Sandhya Sudhakar. Sandhya is a certified executive coach and Enneagram practitioner, and recently started her own practice called Self at Work. This episode format is a little different than what you might be used to, but we intentionally wanted to provide our audience with an expert's perspective on one of our favorite frameworks. Don't worry we talk about Ted Lasso and other TV shows, as well. Here are some helpful links -- Sandhya Sudhakar / Self at Work: https://www.yourselfatwork.com/ Enneagram Institute website: https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/ Description of the nine Enneagram types: https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/type-descriptions by Pop! On Leadership
57 min listen
S2/E3 - Dealing with egos at work, including alter egos: We meet Led Tasso, and see an apologetic Jamie Tartt. Do our eyes and ears deceive us? Can you really expect teammates to take you seriously if your actions lack sincerity? Also, why does our ego want to double down on defending our "good intentions" when we should be taking accountability for our "negative impact"? Speaking of negative impact, why does it feel so good to rally around a common enemy? Clearly, we have many questions to unpack in this episode. by Pop! On Leadership
33 min listen
S2/E11 - #EnteringMyBossEra: Thanks to social media, there is no shortage of hashtags relating to being a boss. And... also thanks to social media, there is no shortage to backlash to those hashtags and the various flavors of boss-culture they represent. In this episode we explore themes of becoming a boss and/or stepping into one's boss-like qualities. Which we would describe as: embracing the responsibilities of leadership with the right amount of self-confidence On March 15th, Kara will be hosting a watch party for the Season 3 Premier of Ted Lasso. If you are in the Cary, NC area please join! You can find more info and RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ted-lasso-watch-party-tickets-570022601947 by Pop! On Leadership
43 min listen
S1/E9 Making and Owning Tough Decisions at Work: In this episode, we talk about taking accountability in service of moving on and growing. This includes taking responsibility for making the tough decisions that need to be made (even when it means potentially upsetting others). We reference Dr. William Sparks' Actualized Leadership Framework in this episode, and you can learn more here: https://alpfree.com/ by Pop! On Leadership
28 min listen
S2/E6 - Narcissism and Love Languages: Rebecca's mom shows up unannounced, and we discuss how our parents can influence the ways in which we seek out validation from others. Nate continues to test out his new power move, but we wonder if these short lived positive results are only going to reinforce negative behaviors. by Pop! On Leadership
34 min listen
S2/E1 - When workplace challenges... challenge our status quo: Season 2 of Ted Lasso opens with a traumatic event that forces Dani Rojas to rethink his identity, which to date has been entirely intertwined with his career. We are also introduced to the new team psychiatrist, Dr. Sharon, and get the sense that Season 2 is going to explore themes around mental health and emotions in the workplace. Nate starts to display some bad behaviors that are typical of folks newly promoted (who are still unsure of themselves). by Pop! On Leadership
33 min listen
S2/E9 - Getting weird with Beard: "Beard After Hours" has Ted Lasso fans divided because it's a big shift in both format and tone. We love it, because we love Coach Beard. Surprisingly, we were able to find a couple of Org and Leadership Development topics to talk about, but for the most part we got weird. You could say this was a shift for us, too! Hopefully our fans are less divided. by Pop! On Leadership
23 min listen
S3 / E7 - Don't forget to treat people like people (especially when it's hard): We depart from our typical format in this episode for a couple of good reasons. We added a guest interview with Jen Casimiro -- a Systems Designer with a focus on Equity -- at the end of the episode to take a deeper dive into one of our topics. Additionally, since we recorded this episode right after a two month summer break, we spend some time up front catching up on all the TV episodes we have watched and plan to watch. by Pop! On Leadership
63 min listen
S2/E5 - Comparison is the thief of joy: When we compare ourselves to teammates, we tend to lose sight of our purpose and the things we actually enjoy in our work. Constantly comparing ourselves to others can strip us of passion, and we see this play out with Nate and Isaac in this episode. We also talk about the fact that it is really difficult (perhaps impossible) to talk your way through change. Actions will always speak louder than words, and instead of giving Isaac a pep talk or lecture, Roy created an experience for him so he could feel the change for himself. And forgive us for only coming up with Christmas related Romcoms, we had just finished debriefing the Ted Lasso Christmas episode and we were in that frame of mind. Trust us... we like non Christmas RomComs too. by Pop! On Leadership
33 min listen
S2/E4 - Evolving team traditions to achieve team inclusion: In this episode we discuss the Ted Lasso Christmas episode, "Carol of the Bells". We talk about our relationship to traditions, and the tension that exists with wanting to maintain the values and "magic" we are used to, while allowing yourself to adapt and evolve traditions to ensure others feel included and celebrated. The dinner that Higgins hosts is a perfect example. by Pop! On Leadership
24 min listen
S2/E10 - Never gonna give you up: When Rebecca's father passes away, we get a glimpse into how others deal with the topic of death. Everyone seems to be thinking about loved ones they've lost, how they want to spend their short time on earth, and what it means to say good bye. In this podcast episode we discuss how the sad, scary, and disappointing experiences of our childhood inform who we become as adults -- especially with those challenging moments feel as if they were unacknowledged or unresolved. by Pop! On Leadership
27 min listen
S2/E7 - Headspace: We named this podcast episode after the TV episode, because it is perfectly named "headspace". When we feel unsafe or threatened, our brain shifts us into survival mode. Also known as fight or flight. We all need headspace, the ability to think rationally and creatively, and this requires a sense of safety. by Pop! On Leadership
27 min listen
Bonus Series: The shows we can't talk about (part 2 of 3): We love when our listeners reach out and recommend shows for us to talk about. And for the most part, we enjoy the shows themselves. But that doesn't mean they lend themselves to great conversations about leadership development and/or organizational design. So this three part series is dedicated to the shows you want us to talk about, but we can't really talk about. by Pop! On Leadership
20 min listen
Bonus Series: The shows we can't talk about (part 1 of 3): We love when our listeners reach out and recommend shows for us to talk about. And for the most part, we enjoy the shows themselves. But that doesn't mean they lend themselves to great conversations about leadership development and/or organizational design. So this three part series is dedicated to the shows you want us to talk about, but we can't really talk about. by Pop! On Leadership
23 min listen
S2/E12 - Season 2 Finale: Well... we finally wrap up our Nate-related rants just in time for the Season 3 premier. We close out Season 2 of Pop! On Leadership imagining what the character journeys may look like in the upcoming final season of Ted Lasso. For Season 3 of Ted Lasso, we will be posting brief weekly-ish reflections via social media. Make sure to follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/popon_leadership/). We're planning some fun bonus episode content for you all. And once Season 3 is over, we'll get back to our regular format. Thank you to everyone for your support! by Pop! On Leadership
41 min listen
S2/E8 - Super Sarah: S2E8 Takes us to Wembley Stadium for a big game, and we get into some big feelings. _______________________ This episode is dedicated to Virginia's friend, Sarah Debbink Langenkamp, who died in a biking accident in August 2022. Sarah's nickname was "Super Sarah". Her energy, optimism, and work ethic knew no bounds. Everything she did was indeed super, from her friendships to career to motherhood. You can learn more about Sarah's story in the links below. https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/19/us/sarah-langenkamp-ride-for-your-life-bike-safety/index.html https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/pedestrian-deaths-in-u-s-reach-highest-level-in-40-years by Pop! On Leadership
39 min listen
S3 / E8 - Cutting through the Return to Work Propaganda: The Ted Lasso episode we unpack touches on the tension between wanting information from others while also wanting privacy from others. We also discuss the conundrum most companies are facing: How to get people to come back to the office, for even 1-2 days a week. by Pop! On Leadership
32 min listen

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S3 / E11 - Breaking the cycle: In Season 1 Ted said he loves meeting people's moms, because "it is like reading an instruction manual as to why they're nuts". Now, in the second to last episode of the series we finally get to meet Ted's mom, and yep... it explains a lot! But Ted is doing his best to break generational cycles of trauma and harm. We draw parallels to how the younger generations are actively breaking the cycles of trauma and harm in the work place. by Pop! On Leadership
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S3 / E10 - When is it time to quit: Many of us have an uncomfortable relationship with the idea of "quitting" anything -- a relationship, a project, a hobby, a job, etc. We are quick to assume that we weren't good enough. In this episode we talk about how to reframe and navigate the moments when you are thinking of moving on from a situation. by Pop! On Leadership
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S3 / E9 - In our #badbitch era: Rebecca gives him some extra-tough-love feedback when he skips a press conference, reminding him that there is only so much wiggle room a person can get for their personality if they fail to meet the requirements of their role. We discuss when are the moments that call for toughness, when all other forms of communication fail. by Pop! On Leadership
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S3 / E7 - Don't forget to treat people like people (especially when it's hard): We depart from our typical format in this episode for a couple of good reasons. We added a guest interview with Jen Casimiro -- a Systems Designer with a focus on Equity -- at the end of the episode to take a deeper dive into one of our topics. Additionally, since we recorded this episode right after a two month summer break, we spend some time up front catching up on all the TV episodes we have watched and plan to watch. by Pop! On Leadership
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S3 / E8 - Cutting through the Return to Work Propaganda: The Ted Lasso episode we unpack touches on the tension between wanting information from others while also wanting privacy from others. We also discuss the conundrum most companies are facing: How to get people to come back to the office, for even 1-2 days a week. by Pop! On Leadership
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S3 / E6 - Decisions, decisions: For this very special episode of Ted Lasso (S3, E6 Sunflowers), we invited a very special guest. Our friend Alexis Gonzales-Black is a Partner at August Public and is an expert in empowered decision making. She helps us break down what's happening in the scene when Isaac, the captain, is trying to get the team to make a collective decision about their evening plans. Of course we also talk about Rebecca and her gezellig experience in Amsterdam. Learn more about Alexis and August Public here: https://www.aug.co/ by Pop! On Leadership
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S3/E5 - We take a bite out of the compliment sandwich: Shandy has proven to be a liability to her employer, and Keeley needs to now fire her. We unpack both sides of that conversation and share our thoughts on the "compliment sandwich" approach to feedback. by Pop! On Leadership
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S3 / E12 - So long, farewell to Ted Lasso

S3 / E12 - So long, farewell to Ted Lasso

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