Work Is Third

Dawn Hunter
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Work Is Third is a podcast for people who are ready to rethink how we work, lead, and live. Hosted by Dawn Hunter, JD, MPH, CWP — Workplace Culture Strategist and creator of the RESET Method — this show explores burnout prevention, boundaries, organizational wellbeing, and sustainable ways of working through honest conversations, research-informed insights, and real-world leadership stories. Each episode offers practical tools, reflective moments, and culture-shifting ideas to help individuals and organizations build healthier, more human ways of working — without losing what matters most.

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    What Your Body Has Been Trying to Tell You | Breath, Movement & Recovery with Dr. Aissa McGuirl

    What if your exhaustion, pain, or restlessness isn’t something to fix, but something to listen to? In this episode of Work Is Third, Dawn Hunter sits down with Dr. Aissa McGuirl, physical therapist and author of Connect the Body Dots, for a grounded conversation about what our bodies are trying to tell us and why so many of us aren’t listening. Together, they explore how breath, movement, and recovery are foundational to nervous system regulation, sustainable energy, and long-term health. Dr. McGuirl shares why constant productivity keeps us stuck in survival mode, how body awareness can change the way we work and live, and what it really means to support your body instead of pushing through it. This episode is an invitation to slow down, reconnect, and rethink what “taking care of yourself” actually looks like in a culture that rewards burnout and productivity. 📚 Guest Info Website: connectthbodydots.comIG @dr.aissa_YouTube: connectthebodydotsBook: Connect the Body Dots, connectthebodydots.com/thebookLet’s Stay Connected 🎧Subscribe to the show! 📬Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter 📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife

    52 min

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    You Can’t Give Your Best If You’re Not at Your Best | Chronic Illness & Care Work With Adrienne Tucker

    What does it mean to care deeply for others without losing yourself in the process? Adrienne Tucker, founder of Generation NOW Alaska, joins Work Is Third to talk about chronic illness, caregiving, boundaries, and the truth behind showing up sustainably. Living with fibromyalgia while leading youth programs, supporting families, and raising two children has taught Adrienne a powerful lesson: you can’t give your best if you’re not at your best. This conversation is for anyone doing emotional labor, care work, leadership, or advocacy, and also learning how to protect their energy while staying connected to purpose. 📚 Guest Info Website:www.generationnowak.org FB: Adrienne TuckerIG: @coachadriennemotivatesIG: @gennowak TT: @coachadriennemotivates 📚 Resources Mentioned Book: When Making Others Happy is Making You Miserable by Karen Ehman Let’s Stay Connected 🎧 Subscribe to the show! 📬Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter 📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife

    1 h

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    When Your Body & Life Are Shifting | Perimenopause, Midlife, and Change With Jody Phifer

    Midlife isn’t a decline — it’s a shift. In this episode of Work Is Third, Dawn sits down with Certified Midlife Coach Jody Phifer for an honest, grounding conversation about perimenopause, menopause, identity, and what it really means to put yourself first after decades of caregiving, hustling, and holding it all together. Together, they unpack why perimenopause is just one part of a much bigger midlife transition, how to navigate symptoms and changing bodies with compassion (not shame), and why this next chapter can be just as — if not more — badass than the first. Learn more at workisthird.comFollow along on Instagram & TikTok: @workisthirdlife 📚 Guest Info Website: thrivewithintention.comIG: @thrivewithintentionofficialShift Happens Quiz: thrivewithintention.com/quizPodcast: thrivewithintention.com/podcast/📚 Resources Mentioned The New Menopause by Dr. Mary Claire Haver The Menopause Society – menopause.org Midi Health Shift Happens Quiz: thrivewithintention.com/quiz 🎶 Joyful Rebellion Playlist Additions Run the World – BeyoncéGratitude – Jason MrazThankful – Beth HartLeaving it All Behind – Fia🎧 These songs (and more) are on the Joyful Rebellion playlist — linked in the show notes.

    54 min

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    What Happens When You Truly Commit to Yourself | Healing, Legacy & Self-Love with Ger Carriere

    When you’ve spent years being who you needed to be, it can be hard to remember who you actually are. This episode is an invitation to slow down, sit with yourself, and reconnect with what self-love really looks like. In this episode of Work Is Third, Dawn Hunter talks with Ger Carriere, entrepreneur, artist, and healer, about healing, legacy, identity, and what it means to truly commit to yourself. This conversation is a reminder that self-love isn’t complicated—it’s the daily practice of presence, honesty, and choosing yourself. Learn more at workisthird.comFollow along on Instagram & TikTok: @workisthirdlife 📚 Guest Info Website: wildwomanwithin.me Instagram: @gercarriere Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/GerCarriereWildWoman

    52 min

  5. 05/12/2025 · BONUS

    Bonus Clip | I Love You, But I Love Me More

    Helping is human…but learning how to help without losing yourself is healing. In this bonus clip, Adam Wilson opens up about why helping others has become both his instinct and his biggest boundary challenge. From Costco moments to vulnerable conversations with his son, Adam shares how presence — not presents — is what children and loved ones truly need. We also talk about breaking generational parenting patterns, modeling emotional regulation, and the hard but necessary work of setting boundaries with our own parents. A thoughtful, honest look at what it really means to grow, give, and protect your peace. 📚 Guest Info ·      IG/Tiktok: @Theadamwilson_ ·      Facebook: Adam J Wilson Let’s Stay Connected 🎧 Subscribe to the show! 📬Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter 📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife

    10 min

  6. 01/12/2025

    Reflections on Work Is Third: Building a Community and a Movement

    How are you pausing and reflecting this holiday season? In this reflective solo episode, Dawn pauses as we head into the holidays to share what’s happening across the Work Is Third movement—from the new Bookshop.org list and the Joyful Rebellion playlist to her bi-weekly newsletters and your opportunity to send in voice notes. Dawn also revisits her favorite guest quotes, emerging themes across the first season, and her own “bonus clip moment” where she answers the same questions she asks every guest:• What’s easy to say yes to?• What’s hard to say no to?• Where is she doing well with joy, rest, and boundaries?• Where is she still struggling? She closes with reflections on slowing down, stillness, present bias, perfectionism, listening to your body, and redefining success—plus an invitation to choose joy, protect your peace, and rest this holiday season. In this episode: Protecting your joy in hard cultural moments A preview of the The Joyful Rebellion Reading List at Bookshop.org The Joyful Rebellion playlist + newsletter updates Why your voice notes matter and how to send one Guest quotes Dawn can’t stop thinking about Top themes emerging across the podcast Dawn’s personal “bonus clip” answers What she’s learned about rest, boundaries, stillness, and slowing down An end-of-year invitation to choose yourself first Resources Mentioned: Bookshop list: The Joyful Rebellion Reading List The Joyful Rebellion newsletter: The Joyful Rebellion — Rest, Boundaries & Workplace Wellbeing The Joyful Rebellion Spotify Playlist Send Dawn a voice note Connect with Dawn and Work is Third!🎧 Subscribe to the show 📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife 🌐workisthird.com

    24 min

  7. 24/11/2025

    The Inner King: Hustle, Heal, and Break the Cycle | Adam Wilson

    We’re taught to hustle. We’re never taught to heal. That changes in this episode. Mindset and wellness coach Adam Wilson joins Work Is Third for a powerful and vulnerable conversation about healing, habits, father and mother wounds, breaking generational patterns, and learning to rest. Adam shares how childhood trauma shaped his early life, what pushed him out of tech and into coaching, how he helps men reconnect with their Inner King, and the importance of sleep, routines, rest, and perspective in healing. Together, we explore transitions, self-doubt, boundary-setting—especially with parents—and practical steps to break the cycles we inherited. This episode is a reminder that healing is possible, seasons change, and you always have the power to rewrite your story. 📚 Guest Info IG/Tiktok: @Theadamwilson_Facebook: Adam J Wilson 🎶Adam's contribution to The Joyful Rebellion Spotify Playlist: Miguel, Skywalker 📚 Resources Mentioned The Untethered Soul by Michael A. SingerThe Garden Within by Dr. Anita PhillipsAdam’s podcast: Hustle & HealInstitute of Integrative Nutrition (IIN) 💬 Key Quotes “What’s uncomfortable now can be comfortable later.”“You are your best project. When are you going to take time for yourself?”“I love you, but I love me more.”“We’re taught to hustle, but nobody teaches us how to heal.”“Sometimes you have to rest to remember who you actually are.” Let’s Stay Connected 🎧 Subscribe to the show! 📬Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter 📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife   📂 Section Markers 00:46 Section 1: Life Transitions and Childhood Patterns 25:14 Section 2: Routines, Rest, and Rewriting Your Story   📌Episode Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 Navigating Transitions and Embracing Change 02:46 The Power of Mindset and Daily Routines 05:13 Integrating Technology in Coaching 08:11 The Importance of Sleep and Rest 10:49 Creating Healthy Habits and Routines 17:01 Exploring Sleep and Body Awareness 20:08 The Journey to Coaching and Personal Growth 22:34 Understanding Childhood Patterns and Their Impact 25:58 The Role of Male Mentorship and Support 28:35 Overcoming Self-Doubt and Building Confidence 30:07 The Power of Perspective and Reading 37:08 Finding Purpose Beyond a Job 39:47 Embracing Rest and Personal Development 41:03 The Importance of Rest and Recovery 45:13 The Hustle and Heal Podcast Journey 46:29 Setting Boundaries with Family 46:56 Childhood Trauma and Its Impact 48:35 Embracing Uncomfortable Growth

    50 min

  8. 20/11/2025 · BONUS

    Bonus Clip | Recognize Burnout Before It Hits

    If a 30-minute nap saves your whole day… take the nap. In this bonus clip, systems strategist and author Averri Simone Liggins shares how she recognizes the early signs of burnout — and the simple practices that help her reset before things spiral. From power naps to prioritizing client work, to delegating and building a support circle, Averri reminds us that systems matter just as much in life as they do in business. ✨ If you’ve been running on empty, this one’s for you. Listen to the full episode: The Systems You Need to Live Your Best Life 📚 Guest Info ·      Autopilot Your Success —Averri’s Book ·      Website: www.blackwomenmoguls.com ·      Social media: @blackwomenmoguls   Let’s Stay Connected ·      🎧 Subscribe to the show! ·      📬 Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter ·      📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife

    8 min
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Work Is Third is a podcast for people who are ready to rethink how we work, lead, and live. Hosted by Dawn Hunter, JD, MPH, CWP — Workplace Culture Strategist and creator of the RESET Method — this show explores burnout prevention, boundaries, organizational wellbeing, and sustainable ways of working through honest conversations, research-informed insights, and real-world leadership stories. Each episode offers practical tools, reflective moments, and culture-shifting ideas to help individuals and organizations build healthier, more human ways of working — without losing what matters most.

Informations

  • Création
    Dawn Hunter
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    60
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Dawn Hunter
  • Site web de l’émission
    Work Is Third