Unbox The Podcast

Sahar Huneidi Palmer

Unbox The Podcast explores what shapes your decisions, identity and direction, helping you navigate change with greater clarity, self-trust and accountability. Hosted by Sahar Huneidi Palmer, bestselling author, columnist and Strategic Clarity Mentor, each episode draws on more than 35 years of experience and her Unbox The Real You™ framework, rooted in the BEMA™ Methodology: Body, Emotions, Mind and Accountability. New episodes are released every Tuesday. The new Conversations with Sahar series every Monday. Unbox The Podcast is now available in video and on flydubai inflight entertainment. Sahar's work reaches more than five million people across magazines, podcasts and digital platforms.

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    Introducing Adam Grant: How to Feel Less Lonely and Build Deeper Connections from The Oprah Podcast. Follow the show: The Oprah Podcast BUY THE BOOK! Vibe: The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World  https://link.amazon/B0cQd5ZWG Adam Grant, bestselling author and organizational psychologist joins the Podcast to talk about his new book Vibe: The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World. Adam Grant explains the science behind human connection and the surprising secrets about what it means to create a “vibe” with another person. He shares why some people instantly click, while others struggle to connect. Oprah and Adam talk to NASA astronaut Cady Coleman who explains how she learned to vibe and ultimately trust members of her crew before a near shuttle disaster in outer space. NBA Legend Joe Dumars explains how he creates a vibe on his professional basketball team, even though he’s known for seeking out the most difficult and volatile players. Adam Grant talks about the “snap judgements” we all make in our lives, including one he made with vulnerability researcher Brené Brown that caused a four year rift between them. From marriage, family and friendship Adam Grant offers some surprising discoveries for anyone looking for deeper connections, stronger bonds and healthy ways to Vibe. 00:00:00 - Welcome Adam Grant, author of “Vibe” 00:05:00 - Human connection is missing 00:06:00 - Pebbling definition 00:08:38 - Rapid high-quality connection  00:10:20 - Welcome Astronaut Cady Coleman 00:15:45 - Connection saves their lives in space?  00:17:47 - Vibing with coworkers 00:20:00 - Welcome NBA legend Joe Dumars  00:22:30 - Joe on working with difficult players  00:25:20 - Friction can be good  00:27:30 - Finding genuine friendship 00:30:45 - Happier with friends than family 00:31:30 - Judgements can block connection 00:32:30 - Adam Grant and Brene Brown  00:34:50 - Adam’s marriage  Follow Oprah Winfrey on Social: https://www.instagram.com/oprahpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/oprahwinfrey/ DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

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  2. Oct 7

    Why We Trust Some Voices More Than Others | Leadership

    Why do we trust some voices more than others, and what does that mean for leaders? In this episode, I explore how trust is built through a familiar voice, and why being trusted does not always mean being told the truth. Drawing on more than twenty years behind the microphone and new research on podcast listeners and workplace honesty, I look at parasocial relationships, the difference between trusting a person and trusting what they say, and why employees often hold back their real concerns, even from leaders they like. You'll learn: Why a familiar voice lowers our guard, and the responsibility that comes with it The difference between trusting someone's character and checking their claims What "bounded disclosure" is, and why your team may be giving you the safe version How to use the BEMA™ framework (Body, Emotions, Mind and Beliefs, Action) to make honesty feel safe One simple question to ask in your next one-to-one This episode is for leaders, managers, coaches and anyone who wants to build trust, improve communication, and create a team where people feel safe to speak up. ► Read the extended reflection on Substack: https://unboxwithsahar.substack.com/p/your-team-trusts-you-that-doesnt ► Join my Buy Me a Coffee community for free access to members-only content and a discount on my digital resources:  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/unboxwithsahar/share/first-coffee  ► Looking to help your team speak up and be heard? Bring my Unbox A Brighter Future course to your organisation:  https://saharhuneidi-com-tlsqwv.subscribepage.io/  Season 26 Episode 38: The Courage to Be You. Show Up. Stay True.

  3. Sep 1

    The Courage to Be Wrong | Stop Defending Yourself S26 E35

    Why does admitting you're wrong feel like losing authority? Why Strong Leaders Can Stop Defending Themselves: true courage isn't just speaking up — it's staying open without defending yourself. In this episode, I explore why "I was wrong" might be the strongest thing a leader can say, using the four dimensions of the BEMA™. There's a quieter form of courage that rarely gets named: the ability to hear something uncomfortable without immediately explaining, denying or defending yourself. Defensiveness starts as protection — it keeps our sense of self safe in the moment — but over time it blocks feedback, damages relationships and stops leaders and teams from growing. In Season 26, Episode 35 of Unbox The Podcast, I explore why staying true to yourself doesn't mean staying loyal to every past opinion or decision, and how "I was wrong" can be one of the strongest things a leader — or anyone — can say. Using the four dimensions of the BEMA™, I break down how defensiveness shows up in the body, emotions, mind and action, and why the courage to be wrong might be the missing piece in how we define real leadership. The extended reflection on this episode — including full research and sources — is available on my Substack. © Sahar Huneidi Palmer Strategic Clarity Mentor | Bilingual Bestselling Author | Podcaster ► Join my free live AMA – 2 December 2026 https://luma.com/7sk4ehsm ► Read the extended article and subscribe on Substack https://unboxwithsahar.substack.com/p/the-courage-to-be-wrong ► Explore my books, mentoring, courses, newsletter and social platforms https://linktr.ee/UnboxWithSahar ► Digital resources, guided meditations and self-development tools https://buymeacoffee.com/unboxwithsahar/share/first-coffee

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Unbox The Podcast explores what shapes your decisions, identity and direction, helping you navigate change with greater clarity, self-trust and accountability. Hosted by Sahar Huneidi Palmer, bestselling author, columnist and Strategic Clarity Mentor, each episode draws on more than 35 years of experience and her Unbox The Real You™ framework, rooted in the BEMA™ Methodology: Body, Emotions, Mind and Accountability. New episodes are released every Tuesday. The new Conversations with Sahar series every Monday. Unbox The Podcast is now available in video and on flydubai inflight entertainment. Sahar's work reaches more than five million people across magazines, podcasts and digital platforms.