ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to the Thinking CAAP podcast! Community Action Association of Pennsylvania (CAAP) is the Pennsylvania State Association that represents the network of 42 Community Action Agencies. CAAP is the statewide voice for local agencies and low-income citizens. It's also the primary source of advocacy, education, technical assistance, news, and networking for Community Action in the Commonwealth.
CEO Beck Moore and Amanda Hoprich created this podcast as a resource for community action professionals to listen to on the go.
Listen for updates about CAAP and how they might affect you. Then dive into the "huggy heart" of the matter—where Beck and his co-hosts tackle a current topic that community action professionals like you are facing across Pennsylvania.
You can submit questions about community action issues for us to answer in future episodes by emailing info@thecaap.org, subject line: Thinking CAAP.
CEO Beck Moore and Amanda Hoprich created this podcast as a resource for community action professionals to listen to on the go.
Listen for updates about CAAP and how they might affect you. Then dive into the "huggy heart" of the matter—where Beck and his co-hosts tackle a current topic that community action professionals like you are facing across Pennsylvania.
You can submit questions about community action issues for us to answer in future episodes by emailing info@thecaap.org, subject line: Thinking CAAP.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
50 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
47 episodes
since May 29, 2024
episodic
IN THIS PODCAST 🔗
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this re-release episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore reaches back into the archives for a timely conversation with Marie Conley, founder of M Conley Consulting and an upcoming keynote speaker at CAAP's 2026 Annual Conference, Mission Possible.
Marie joins Beck Moore and Heather Holloway for a c…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore and Heather Holloway welcome Rachel Barnard, founder and CEO of Creative Civility, for a conversation about burnout, resilience, and what it takes to build organizations where people can truly thrive.
Rachel challenges the idea that burnout is a persona…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore welcomes Kara Hardin for part 2 of a conversation about what happens after we recognize our patterns of striving, over-functioning, and self-protection.
Beck shares a deeply personal story from the beginning of COVID, reflecting on fear, identity, trans…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore welcomes Kara Hardin, founder of The Practice Lab, for a conversation about achievement, identity, burnout, and the patterns that shape how we lead.
Kara explores how the same strategies that help high achievers succeed can also lead them toward exhaust…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore and Heather Holloway welcome Brandi Fleming, Executive Director of Indiana County Community Action Program, for a conversation about leadership, service, responsibility, and what it means to keep holding hope for a community.
Brandi shares what has kept…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore welcomes Bree Groff back to the podcast for a conversation about work, joy, humanity, leadership, and what it means to create organizations where people can feel more like themselves.
Bree, author of Today Was Fun, shares the core idea behind her book: …
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Heather Holloway flips the script and interviews host Beck Moore, CEO of the Community Action Association of Pennsylvania, for a behind-the-scenes conversation about what CAAP does, how membership works, and what it means to support a statewide network of Community…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Heather Holloway flips the script and interviews host Beck Moore, CEO of the Community Action Association of Pennsylvania, for a behind-the-scenes conversation about what CAAP does, how membership works, and what it means to support a statewide network of Community…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore and Heather Holloway welcome Amanda Shelton, CEO and Executive Director of the Texas Association of Community Action Agencies (TACAA), for a conversation about Community Action, state association leadership, storytelling, advocacy, and the evolving needs…
In this episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore and Heather Holloway welcome Marie Connelly for a conversation about leadership, workplace culture, empathy, health advocacy, and what it means to live a "point-worthy" life.
Marie shares how her nonlinear career path shaped her work as an HR anthropolo…
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