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What does it take to make workshops work?
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And how can we facilitate collaboration that sticks and leads to results?
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My name is Miriam Hattness, and with the Workshops Work Podcast, I'm on the mission to find the magic ingredients that make workshops work.
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Today's episode is just a small little note from me to you.
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Sometimes an idea that seems brilliant in the moment turns out not to be so smart later, at least in the long run.
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Six months ago, I took the decision to rebrand the podcast and to stack the new episodes on unprofessionalism on top of 355 episodes of Workshops Work.
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Turns out this decision was maybe not so smart.
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How did I realize?
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Well, a few weeks back, I noticed that on the statistics, there was one podcast episode that received unusually large amounts of downloads.
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It was the episode 355, the final episode of Workshop's Work with Miriam Hapness.
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And I was wondering, what did I say that was so brilliant that so many people actually want to listen it and recommend it maybe to all the other people so that they also download.
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And I listened to the episode again, I realized that it wasn't very brilliant.
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It was just me getting excited about unprofessionalism.
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But then what I did was putting Workshops Work, Miriam Hapness, into a podcast player.
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And the episode that came up was the final episode of Workshops Work with Miriam Hapness.
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Apparently, there are still many people who are looking for the Workshops Work podcast, know that it was me and cannot find it.
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Maybe it wasn't the smartest move to bury 355 beautiful episodes and conversations with facilitators under a new growing podcast of a different topic for a different audience.
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So Insight to Action, two days, I reached out to the podcast host, Buzz Proud.
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And as it turns out, it's not very difficult to actually disentangle.
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So from now on, you'll find the unprofessionalism podcast on its very own stream.
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It found its own home, so to speak.
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And if you're interested in workshops work and facilitation and the philosophy of facilitation beyond the skills and beyond the activities, then this is the right place.
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I wish you fun with scrolling and listening and enjoying.
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And now that workshops work has its own home again, there might be an occasional interview with a facilitator popping up.
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Thank you for listening.
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Thank you for your loyalty.
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And I wish you workshops that work.
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Thank you for staying tuned and for listening to the show.
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I know how busy you are, and I appreciate that you're sharing your two most valuable resources with me and my guest, your time and your attention.
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If you're looking for more conversation with other facilitators and for a community of practice, why don't you join Never Done Before, the community that I have built, and many of my podcast guests are already members.
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Visit neverdonebefore.org and I wish to see you there.