Feeling Beings Who Think

Feeling Beings Who Think explores the spirituality of leadership — how we grow, heal, and lead from our whole selves. Host Arianne Rice, an Episcopal priest and leadership coach, invites thoughtful guests into honest conversations about courage, compassion, and what it really means to live and lead with authenticity..

Feeling Beings Who Think is a religion podcast hosted by Arianne Rice, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Arianne Rice hosts Feeling Beings Who Think, a religion show with 72 episodes published.

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  Episode #74

  How You Lead is Who You Are

  Feb 4, 202613 minS0

  <p>A season-closing reflection on leadership as the work all of us are called to do in service of our emotional and spiritual growth as human beings. In this episode you will come away with: </p> <p>A reframing of leadership beyond roles, titles, and approval</p> <p>Why emotional maturity is central to effective leadership</p> <p>A real story about holding anxiety, conflict, and disappointment without fixing or avoiding</p> <p>An invitation to reflect on where your leadership is asking you to grow and celebrate where you've grown.</p> <p>Thanks for listening - and for the w...

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  Episode #73

  Facilitating Through Anxiety: So We Can Human Better with Meg Bolger

  Jan 28, 202656 minS0

  <p>Good facilitators are attuned to the anxiety present in any room. Great facilitators understand that anxiety is energy waiting to be transformed into curiosity and engagement in service of growth and learning.</p> <p>In this episode, I’m joined by Meg Bolger, a facilitator’s facilitator and the creator of Facilitator Cards. Together, we explore facilitation isn’t just for workshops and brainstorming meetings, but in everyday leadership that cares about making room for being human in spaces where we hope to hold honest, meaningful, and sometimes challenging conversations.</p> <p>Meg shares practical insights and clear do’s and do...

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  Episode #72

  Staying Calm in the Mess: Leading Volunteers as a Leadership Skill

  Jan 21, 202613 minS0

  <p>It's hard working with volunteers! You're thrilled they are giving their time and talents to support the mission and you have to support them in how to best help you. Volunteer-based systems create a unique leadership dynamic: you are accountable with the very people you lead. Without clear structures, this often leads to over-functioning, unproductive meetings, and burnout.</p> In this episode, you’ll explore: <p>Why working with volunteers requires a different leadership posture</p> <p>How over-functioning shows up in nonprofit and church leadership</p> <p>A five-discipline framework for coaching your board or vestry as a te...

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  Episode #71

  Leading Boards, Staff, and Communities as Living Systems with Judy Wolf

  Jan 14, 202642 minS0

  <p>You are part of a system. A network of relationships at work, at home and in the world. What does it mean to lead knowing these are all living systems that you influence and are influenced by? </p> <p>Today I'm speaking with leadership and team coach and coach supervisor Judy Wolf about how groups clarify purpose, navigate discomfort, build trust, and learn together over time. Judy shares a practical five-part framework for leading within complex nonprofit, faith-based, and community systems grounded in presence, awareness, and what happens between people.</p> <p>Connect with me at www.ariannerice.com</p...

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  Episode #70

  What Shapes Your Relationship With Time?

  Dec 17, 202516 minS0

  <p>Your relationship with time and attention are dictating how you use these gifts in service of all you do. Have you asked yourself the important question: What has shaped my relationship with time?</p> <p>In this short reflection I share the value of exploring time and attention as relational gifts, not scarce commodities, and to notice how urgency, fear, and values quietly shape the decisions you’re making.</p> <p>Learn to reframe time and attention as relational, not transactional</p> <p>Gain insight into how urgency and scarcity influence decisions</p> <p>Takeaway a simple reflective writing pr...

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