Best The Table Winnipeg Podcasts (2025)

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The How-To Not Everybody Wants – Part 3 and Christmas details` 24:28

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Yep – Part 3. Because we can, that’s why. 🙂 Actually, it’s because deliberately changing your beliefs turns out to be a potentially pretty involved process. Maybe that’s part of why not everybody wants to take it on. Of course, another possibility is that I’m overthinking it, right? Could be. We could always just take […]…

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The How-To Not Everybody Wants – Part 2 34:21

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Hey folks – when we gather this week, we’ll enjoy some Community Time, some shared music, and further exploration of what we can do to deliberately change our beliefs. For the younger members of the group, there will be an adult available to hang out with them at the Kids Table. As I’ve mentioned in the […]…

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The How-To Not Everybody Wants – redux 33:33

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I’ve spent a lot of my career in spaces where there was a dynamic tension between plans and spontaneity. Creative spaces, spaces where humans come first, and also spaces where sometimes a lot of time, effort and resources have been put into preparing for “thing x” to happen in a prescribed amount of time, on time. […]…

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Do Be Be Be Be…Thriving Through Transition, Part 2 31:42

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Hey folks – for those of you that follow along, you’ll be aware that last week we explored the “do” part of “doing and being” in times of transition. So, as promised, this week we’re planning to consider some of the “be” part. I’ve already used up my pun quota, so all I’ll say is that […]By The Table Winnipeg

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The Best of Interruptions…and Thriving In Times of Transition (with the Kids Table) 38:42

2M ago38:42

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As you may know (and as Jimmy Kimmel recently reminded many of us), we sometimes have strong feelings about being interrupted. It would be easy to assume that those feelings are always unpleasant, but that’s not necessarily the case. As you may recall, three weeks ago the Talky Bit was queued up to be about thriving […]…

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A Trans-what?! A Conversation with one of the co-creators of Glory! 40:55

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As some of you know, last week I had the opportunity to see the play “Glory!”. I’ve been struggling ever since with how to put words around that adventure. It’s not so much that I feel compelled to explain it (I’m not sure I could), but the experience was remarkable and I want to invite […]By The Table Winnipeg

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How To Keep Your Balance (and an important operational update) 30:12

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There’s a Scottish mountain biker named Danny MacAskill whose skills I admire. To be clear, I’m not delusional enough to try to emulate him. It’s appreciation at a great distance. (For that string of sentences to truly make sense, check out this link to view a very fun doc about a project of his centred around doing […]…

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Exploring the Spirituality of Leisure

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So when I looked up the word “leisure” in the Oxford English Dictionary, the definition that came up simply said, “free time”. Remarkably succinct in any context, but almost startlingly so in the setting of the Oxford Dictionary. With that definition in view, the question I want to explore in the Talky Bit this coming Sunday […]…

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What A Glacier Taught Me About Exploring What I Believe – A Simpler Summer Sunday

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I’m excited to be back at The Table this week! It’s been lovely to have some time away, and it also feels good to be home, including the part of “home” that is The Table. A big thanks to James and Tim Penner for taking on these past two Sunday mornings. I’ll say more about that […]By The Table Winnipeg

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The Judas Problem at The Table

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Tim is away this week, and he’s handed things over to me. We’ll be meeting at our usual time and place (10:45 at the VA Café) for a bit more of a streamlined Sunday: some music, some talkie bit, and some discussion. I’ll be talking about the Judas problem by considering the way it’s been […]By The Table Winnipeg

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Creepology 26:05

2y ago26:05

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In this episode Rob and Beth discuss the issue of "creepers" or low-level sexual predators in the real estate industry. They highlight the importance of setting boundaries and not tolerating inappropriate behaviour, even if it might risk losing a potential client. They recommend the book "Creepology: Self-Defence for Your Social Life" by Anna Balda…

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What is a Process Predator? 32:28

2y ago32:28

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In this episode Rob and Beth discuss the concept of a "process predator" in the real estate industry, based on an article by Lee Goldstein and Dave Ledger. A process predator is an individual who learns from contacting multiple realtors, becoming more familiar with their routines and language, and developing a process to attack them. These predator…

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When Realtors are Too Polite for Their Own Safety 25:13

2y ago25:13

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It’s an odd problem being too polite. But realtors often put their safety at risk by being overly polite and accommodating. Admirable qualities for sure but they can lead to them ignoring their intuition when something feels off. Real Estate agents need to control their environment and not be afraid to say no when necessary. And an important point,…

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Debunking the Myths of Mobile Safety Apps in Real Estate 24:52

2y ago24:52

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In a discussion about realtor safety mobile apps, Beth and Rob express their skepticism about the effectiveness of these tools. Safety starts with the individual, not with a gadget or app. There are limitations with safety apps, such as the delay in response time and the potential for false alarms. And the nature of violent attacks is speed and unp…

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Why Real Estate Agents Should NOT Carry Weapons for Self-Defence 25:06

2y ago25:06

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There are misconceptions about self-defence tools… even dangers. And this applies to realtors in particular. Carrying such tools, like pepper spray or knives, can escalate situations and potentially put the realtor in more danger. The real self-defence tools are situational, environmental, and self-awareness. More than ever there’s a need for prope…

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Real Estate Safety with Tracey the Safety Lady 37:19

2y ago37:19

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She’s known as “Tracey the Safety Lady.” Tracey Hawkins transitioned from being a real estate agent to becoming a safety expert. In this episode she shares her passion for ensuring the safety of realtors, emphasizing the importance of awareness and preparedness in the face of potential dangers. The conversation also touches upon the significance of…

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Open House Safety for Realtors 30:41

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September is Realtor Safety Month across North America. This episode is dedicated to helping real estate professionals stay safe during open houses. Some of these tips, while highly effective, are counter intuitive, tips such as keeping the door UNlocked, never leading clients into rooms (despite what you’ve been taught), and marking on the sign-in…

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The Dark Side of Real Estate: “…and then he pulls me toward him…” 36:42

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Everything about it just felt like another real estate meeting. Kim Wiley had met a prospective client at an open house. She eventually went to the man’s home for an evaluation meeting both his wife and his kids. No red flags. Eventually they’d gone out looking at possible investment properties twice. The third time they were looking through a home…

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Understanding Social Violence and Anti-Social Violence 30:45

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In real estate a profound understanding of both social violence and anti-social violence is imperative. Social violence, footed in interpersonal conflicts and disputes, can emerge unexpectedly during negotiations or interactions with clients, requiring deft de-escalation and conflict resolution skills. Conversely, anti-social violence, driven by pr…

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Introducing the Realtor Safety and Self-Defence Podcast 25:46

2+ y ago25:46

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A harrowing real-life incident shattered Rob and Beth's confidence. It also fueled their relentless quest to craft the ultimate form of self-defence. Rob and Beth Andress are now the owners of Street Safe Self Defence and launching their new podcast. They’ve developed programs specific to real estate agents to help them stay safe. Central to their …

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From Likes to Lures – How Predators Use Social Media 23:46

2+ y ago23:46

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Realtors need to use social media. That’s a given. But in today’s digital age, predators exploit the power of social media to lure and gather information about potential victims, making it a crucial topic for realtors to grasp. Real estate agents can’t overlook the inherent risks associated with social media marketing. Contact Us Our website https:…

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The How-To Not Everybody Wants – Part 3 and Christmas details` 24:28

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The How-To Not Everybody Wants – Part 2 34:21

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The How-To Not Everybody Wants – redux 33:33

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Do Be Be Be Be…Thriving Through Transition, Part 2 31:42

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The Best of Interruptions…and Thriving In Times of Transition (with the Kids Table) 38:42

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A Trans-what?! A Conversation with one of the co-creators of Glory! 40:55

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How To Keep Your Balance (and an important operational update) 30:12

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Exploring the Spirituality of Leisure

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What A Glacier Taught Me About Exploring What I Believe – A Simpler Summer Sunday

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The Judas Problem at The Table

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Creepology 26:05

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What is a Process Predator? 32:28

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When Realtors are Too Polite for Their Own Safety 25:13

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Debunking the Myths of Mobile Safety Apps in Real Estate 24:52

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Why Real Estate Agents Should NOT Carry Weapons for Self-Defence 25:06

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Real Estate Safety with Tracey the Safety Lady 37:19

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Open House Safety for Realtors 30:41

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The Dark Side of Real Estate: “…and then he pulls me toward him…” 36:42

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Understanding Social Violence and Anti-Social Violence 30:45

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Introducing the Realtor Safety and Self-Defence Podcast 25:46

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From Likes to Lures – How Predators Use Social Media 23:46