Listening for the Questions Podcast - Big ideas. Bold questions. Smart AF conversations.

We don’t have the answers. But we’re darn good at listening for the right questions. Let’s be real: Does the world really need ANOTHER podcast? Well, we're making one anyway, because most conversations skip the questions that really matter. Most podcasts give you answers. We give you better questions. Questions that make you rethink the future of AI, burnout, culture, and connection. And yeah - some fun detours into sandwiches and magicians. Because life is too short to only ask "strategic" questions. This podcast is for curious leaders, thoughtful creators, and people who are done with surface-level conversations. If you are craving honest dialogue, fresh thinking, and a regular reminder to listen before you act - you're in the right place.

Listening for the Questions Podcast - Big ideas. Bold questions. Smart AF conversations. is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 16 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.

Unknown Host hosts Listening for the Questions Podcast - Big ideas. Bold questions. Smart AF conversations., a society show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  What are the questions we should be asking when we talk about different generations?

  Apr 28, 202635 minS2

  <p><b>What Are the Questions We Should Be Asking When We Talk About Different Generations?</b></p><p>Gen X was originally called the baby busters. The silent generation is called silent. And somewhere along the way, somebody decided that Gen Y needed a rebrand while Gen Z is still waiting for one. Who exactly is making these decisions, and why do we care so much?</p><p>This is the season two finale of Listening for the Questions, and Dr. Patti Fletcher, Lynne Cuppernull, and Dan Ward went out swinging. The topic is generations, and it gets complicated...

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  Episode #8

  What are the questions we should be asking about money?

  Apr 14, 202632 minS2

  <p>Show me the money. Go ahead, say it out loud. Feels good, doesn't it? Now ask yourself why you hesitated.</p><p>That hesitation is exactly where this episode starts.</p><p>Dr. Patti Fletcher, Lynne Cuppernull, and Dan Ward go well past the balance sheet on this one. Because it turns out when you pull the thread on money, you don't end up talking about money for very long. You end up talking about fear, safety, power, and value. The working-class kid whose mother paid CCD tuition in installments while the teacher announced it to the whole first-grade...

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  Episode #7

  What are the questions we should be asking about women?

  Mar 31, 202631 minS2

  <p><b>What Are the Questions We Should Be Asking About Women?</b></p><p>John, Mark, and David each hold more corporate board seats than all female corporate directors combined. Not all three of them together. Each one of them, individually. Let that sit.</p><p>This is the season two Women's History Month episode, and we are not here to celebrate what women have survived. We are here to interrogate the systems that made survival necessary in the first place.</p><p>Dr. Patti Fletcher, Lynne Cuppernull, and Dan Ward ask the questions that the glossy Women's History...

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  Episode #6

  What are the questions we should be asking about loneliness?

  Mar 17, 202629 minS2

  <p>Loneliness is everywhere, and most of us are pretending it is not.</p><p>In this episode of Listening for the Questions, Patti Fletcher, Dan Ward, and Lynne Cuppernull take on a topic that is deeply personal, widely shared, and still difficult to talk about. This conversation is not about being alone. It is about disconnection from others, from community, and sometimes from ourselves. It is about the quiet ways loneliness shows up even in full rooms, busy lives, and successful careers.</p><p>Together, they explore why loneliness is rising even as we are more connected than ever...

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  Episode #5

  What are the questions we should be asking about reading?

  Mar 3, 202630 minS2

  <p><b>Why do you read? And what biases are sitting on your bookshelf?</b><br/><br/>The hosts center their careers on innovation which means that they ask questions for a living. So when hosts Dr. Patti Fletcher, Lynne Cuppernull, and Dan Ward tackle reading, they don't ask what you're reading, they ask why.<br/><br/>This episode starts with the personal: reading as escape, ritual, education, connection, a cuddle for the brain. Then it gets harder. How diverse are the authors on your shelf? Did you know men make up only 19% of readers of books written by women...

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