
263 episodes

The Long and The Short Of It Peter Shepherd & Jen Waldman
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4.7 • 73 Ratings
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A weekly podcast for curious people ready to explore the art and science of being human from every possible angle: macro, micro, Australian, American, tall, short and everything in between.
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260. Post-Seth Reflection
In this week's reflective episode, Pete and Jen dig in to the conversation they had with Seth Godin last week, discussing both the conversation itself and also the ways in which they each showed up.
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259. Seth Godin: The Song of Significance
This week, Seth makes a return visit to the podcast, and he, Jen, and Pete dive in to a wide range of topics, such as Seth's new book, bees, meetings, leaf blowers, and so much more.
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258. Chapters
This week, Pete and Jen ping pong back and forth about the idea of how chapters and seasons can play a role in our days, weeks, and years.
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257. Missionvisionvalues
This week, Jen and Pete debunk, demystify, and pick apart the phrase "missionvisionvalues".
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256. Children's Books
With the arrival of Pete's son Ollie, Pete has been reading lots of children's books of late, and this week, he and Jen noodle on who children's books are actually for and how we might think about having multiple audiences in the projects that we create.
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255. Pacing
In this year's annual running episode, Jen brings Pete a new metaphor for life that she has found through her habit of running, and together they noodle on how else the idea of pacing might show up in our daily lives.
Customer Reviews
Not too long and not too short
Just right! Love my weekly dose of inspiration and something to ‘noodle’ on, as Pete and Jen would say!
Genuine nonsense
I understand that Jen and Pete are trying to be profound, but it’s cliche ridden dross. As long as people realise that they’re listening to under qualified people in most fields, that’s fine. But these are incoherent conversations at best, not educational learnings. If they were educational, you’d expect both to have proper degrees and not online “alternative” masters of business degrees. Proceed with caution.
Great poddy
One of my fav’s