The Hauer Hour

Emma Jones
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The Hauer Hour is a podcast celebrating gentle power and everyday leadership, inspired by the quiet strength of Dr. Julie Hauer. Each episode invites you into real conversations with people leading through presence, compassion, and authenticity — reshaping what it means to lead well today.  Have questions or requests for topics for future discussions? Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com

  1. 2 MAR

    The Unexpected Power of Running Marathons to Process Hospice Work Emotions

    Send a text Embracing Courage and Compassion: Erika's Journey in Pediatric Hospice and Marathon Running Join us for an inspiring conversation with Erika Cheever, a pediatric hospice nurse early in her career, who combines heartfelt caregiving with a passion for running marathons. Discover how her personal experiences, community involvement, and pursuit of purpose shape her approach to both life and nursing. Key topics: The motivations behind Erica choosing pediatric hospice care despite being new to the fieldThe importance of establishing professional boundaries to prevent burnout in hospice nursingErica’s perspective on the value of hospice care and its impact on familiesThe therapeutic role of running in coping with emotional weight and fostering mental healthHer goals of running major marathons and raising funds for meaningful charitiesThe importance of mentorship, resource sharing, and continuous learning in hospice care Resources & Links: Care Dimensions Hospice (come work with us)Major Marathons (Abbott World Marathon Majors)Erica’s Running Journey on Social MediaInstagram TiktokThis episode highlights the power of empathy, resilience, and purpose in healthcare and personal growth. Erica’s story is a testament to showing up with courage—whether at the bedside or on the marathon course—while continuously learning and giving back. Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    37 min
  2. The Intersection of Anthropology and Medicine: Reimagining Patient Care Through Storytelling with Dr Amy Portorter

    3 FEB

    The Intersection of Anthropology and Medicine: Reimagining Patient Care Through Storytelling with Dr Amy Portorter

    Send a text In this conversation, Dr. Amy Porter shares her unique journey as a pediatric palliative care physician with a background in anthropology. She discusses the profound impact of her experiences with Dr. Julie Hauer and how her anthropological training shapes her understanding of patient care. The conversation delves into the culture of medicine, the emotional separation clinicians often feel, and the importance of creating space for imagination and connection in healthcare. Dr. Porter also highlights the role of yoga in her life and how it serves as a grounding practice amidst the demands of her profession. Ultimately, she emphasizes the need for a more human-centered approach in healthcare, advocating for simple yet powerful questions that can transform patient interactions. Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    53 min

  3. 15 JAN

    Keeping up the good work in uncertain times

    Send a text In this raw and unfiltered conversation between Emma and Julie we share our perspectives on navigating life amidst a backdrop of uncertainty and global suffering.  This is not specifically about any one particularly issue, it is more about the balance of our day-to-day duties and our engagement with global events. We don't claim to be experts here. We had this conversation to help each other process, and decided to record in case anyone else is in the same boat. Please leave a comment or send an email with your reflections, comments, and considerations.   Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    42 min
  4. Following Your Passion: A Journey Without a Map with Dr. Jori Bogetz

    5 JAN

    Following Your Passion: A Journey Without a Map with Dr. Jori Bogetz

    Send a text In this conversation, Jori Bogetz and Emma Jones discuss the importance of pursuing one's passions and the idea of following breadcrumbs in life and career decisions. Emma shares her approach of not having a strict plan but being open to opportunities and connections along the way. We talk about research careers and one of the exciting initiatives in Dr Bogetz's recent work, photo-narratives.  Find Dr Jori Bogetz at https://www.seattlechildrens.org/directory/jori-felice-bogetz/ Learn more about photo-narratives  Bogetz J, Ayala E, Anderson J, Morris L, Barton KS, Bradford MC, Zhou C, Yi-Frazier J, Watson RS, Rosenberg AR. A photo-narrative intervention protocol for clinicians and parents of children with severe neurological impairment in the PICU. Contemp Clin Trials Commun. 2025 Feb 11;44:101455. doi: 10.1016/j.conctc.2025.101455. PMID: 40034723; PMCID: PMC11872557. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conctc.2025.101455 Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    46 min

  5. 15/12/2025

    Why Boundaries Matter

    Send a text Summary In this conversation, Emma Jones discusses the importance of setting boundaries as a form of leadership and personal growth. She emphasizes that while boundaries may upset some people, they are essential for self-care and emotional intelligence. Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    29 min
  6. Mentorship, Mid-Career, and Being “Mid” (In the Best Way) with Dr. Lexy Morvant

    01/12/2025

    Mentorship, Mid-Career, and Being “Mid” (In the Best Way) with Dr. Lexy Morvant

    Send a text In this episode of Hauer Hour, Emma sits down with Dr. Lexy Morvant, clinical director of the pediatric palliative care program at Stanford, to talk about what mentorship actually looks like over the arc of a career. Lexy shares how she built her own “personal board of directors” over the last decade, the difference between mentors, sponsors, teachers, and coaches, and why peer-to-peer mentorship might be the most underrated resource we have. She also tells the story of her “palliative pilgrimage” through Ohio and Kentucky—cold emailing leaders in the field, showing up as a stranger, and leaving with lifelong colleagues and friends. From there, we wade into the honest, messy middle: what it means to be “mid-career,” why the label can feel so unsettling, and how to let go of contingency happiness (“I’ll be happy when…”) in favor of purpose and joy that aren’t tied to promotions, titles, or lines or your CV. They talk about learning to rest as a leadership skill, becoming more intentional about what you say yes to, and why sometimes “being mid” is exactly what sustainability requires. If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t have the right mentor,” or “Shouldn’t I have it more figured out by now?” this episode is for you. Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    53 min

  7. 03/11/2025

    Navigating the Waters of Healthcare: We Are the Whole Pool with Dr. Jenni Linebarger

    Send a text Summary In this episode, Emma Jones and Jenny Linebarger discuss the intersection of palliative care, physician empowerment, and the importance of listening in healthcare. They explore the challenges of burnout, the role of emotional intelligence in leadership, and the significance of building supportive communities within medical training. The conversation emphasizes the need for deep listening skills and the impact of spirituality in patient care, while also addressing the complexities of navigating professional boundaries and group dynamics in high-stress specialties. Keywords palliative care, physician empowerment, listening, emotional intelligence, spirituality, medical training, burnout, community, leadership, healthcare Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Palliative Care and Leadership 02:22 Understanding Physician Empowerment 04:25 The Role of Listening in Palliative Care 06:08 Common Humanity in Healthcare 10:44 Navigating Professional Boundaries 16:28 The Fluidity of Roles in Healthcare 22:55 Turf Wars and Collaboration in Healthcare 27:16 Spirituality in Medicine 33:42 The Art of Deep Listening 38:10 The Art of Listening 40:22 Deep Listening: A Skill to Cultivate 42:47 Navigating Vulnerability in Conversations 43:12 The Power of Group Learning 52:45 Building a Curriculum for High-Stress Specialties 57:35 Dreaming of a Retreat for Healing and Growth Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    57 min
  8. Be Your Own Hype Girl: Leading with Joy and Authenticity with Dr. Kahliah Johnson

    06/10/2025

    Be Your Own Hype Girl: Leading with Joy and Authenticity with Dr. Kahliah Johnson

    Send a text Episode Title: Be Your Own Hype Girl: Leading with Joy and Authenticity Guest: Dr. Kahliah Johnson Host: Dr. Emma Jones and Dr Julie Hauer  Episode Summary In this vibrant and heartfelt conversation, we talk with Dr. Kahliah Johnson — physician, leader, and radiant advocate for authentic joy — to explore what it truly means to lead from strength, presence, and self-love. Together they unpack the myths of imposter syndrome, the necessity of boundaries, and the radical act of celebrating yourself in spaces that don’t always make that easy. This episode is an invitation to remember that your joy, your authenticity, and your body are leadership tools, not afterthoughts. Whether you’re leading a team, a household, or your own inner transformation, this conversation will remind you to bring your whole self to the table. Key Takeaways Mentorship matters: We rise faster and stronger when we lift one another.Authenticity connects: Real leadership begins when you stop performing and start showing up as yourself.Boundaries protect energy: Sustainable leadership requires saying no as often as yes.Movement fuels mindset: Physical activity supports emotional and mental resilience.Self-care isn’t selfish: Caring for yourself allows you to lead with clarity and compassion.Make room for others: True leaders create space for others to shine.Be present: Leadership is less about control and more about connection.Redefine strength: Growth, not competition, is the real measure of power.Emotional stamina counts: Vulnerability and empathy are powerful leadership skills.Find joy daily: Celebration is both fuel and medicine for the modern leader. 🎧 Listen If You’re Ready To… Overcome imposter syndrome and own your brilliance.Bring more joy and authenticity into your leadership.Learn how to protect your energy while uplifting others.Redefine what strength looks and feels like in your life.Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes Find Emma Jones at The Recharge Studio and on Instagram

    48 min
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The Hauer Hour is a podcast celebrating gentle power and everyday leadership, inspired by the quiet strength of Dr. Julie Hauer. Each episode invites you into real conversations with people leading through presence, compassion, and authenticity — reshaping what it means to lead well today.  Have questions or requests for topics for future discussions? Email us at hauerhourpodcast@gmail.com

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  • Creator
    Emma Jones
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 The Hauer Hour
  • Show Website
    The Hauer Hour

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