# Nancy Kline

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Charisms, the Laos, and Listening

Deacon Douglas McManaman  “I thank you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because you have hidden these things from the wise and the intelligent and have revealed them to infants.” This is such an important line of Scripture, for what it reveals is that the prophecy in the Book of Joel has come t…

14. No Fear, No Filter: Building a Team That Tells You the Truth

A Curious Space: Psychological Safety Season finale In this episode, Kate and Maddie explore psychological safety: what it actually means, why most people get it wrong, and the specific leadership behaviours that create it. Drawing on Amy Edmondson's book The Fearless Organisation, they make the …

The Ruthless Boss Is Scientifically Wrong: Why Kind Teams Win

Graham Allcott on Kind, Psychological Safety & the Quiet Power of Kindness | Pharma Prescribe Graham Allcott — bestselling author of How to Be a Productivity Ninja and Kind: The Quiet Power of Kindness at Work — joins Adam Walker for a conversation about why the ruthless-boss archetype is scientif…

#125: Helen ONeill – How to Publish as a Coach, Build a Portfolio Career, and Make Your Next Step Count

When five-time published author Helen ONeill entered the coaching space, she found that many coaches had misconceptions about writing and publishing. Some felt they needed permission to write their book, while others were held back by gatekeeping, snobbery and exploitative business practices. Her r…

How To Unlock Your Coaching Potential

What if the biggest limitation on your coaching potential is not the number of models you know, but the parts of yourself you have yet to explore? In this episode, we talk about what it really means to unlock your potential as a coach, leader or manager. Developing coaching skills certainly involve…

2026 Sparks Half-Year Roundup, Ep 2: Internal Combustion — How to Build Business Momentum From Within

TL;DR: In this deeply personal follow-up to his first-half 2026 review, Phil draws on six months of conversations with guests from around the world (plus his own family's story and the recent loss of his mother) to introduce three words now central to how Ignium works: Spark, Scale, Sustain. Using…

Creating an Inclusive and Thriving Workplace Culture in a GP surgery with Ben Allen

How do you turn around a struggling healthcare workplace with high turnover, low morale, and patient satisfaction below the national average - without an extra budget or more hours in the day? Dr. Ben Allen shares his remarkable journey of transforming Birley Health Centre into one of the UK's top-…

How does a Catholic teacher deal with students who have different moral perspectives or come from different religious backgrounds?

Deacon Douglas McManaman There is no other way to deal with such students than to welcome them, accept them, and love them. If they chose to attend a Catholic school, it would appear that they want what the school has to offer, and what we have to offer–or should have to offer–is a learning space …

E43. The Practice of Creating Spaces of Possibility with Sheila Ball

Sheila Ball is a doctoral researcher at Leeds Beckett University, where she leads the Flourish programme and her work centres on Nancy Kline's Thinking Environment. Her doctoral work is about cultivating spaces of possibility in education, and in this conversation we unpick what that actually looks…

How to have (better) climate conversations - with Claire Brown from Larger Us

According to climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe, the most important thing we can do to fight climate change is talk about it. But the reality, certainly for me, and if attendees on my Carbon Literacy courses are anything to do by, for others too, it isn’t easy. We worry that we don’t know all the f…