Fabric Podcast

Better Than Better World

Did you strike out to make the world better? Is it? Or is there something better than a better world? A bunch of Fabric young people have been doing something with their Seed Projects that might help to give us a clue!
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Better Than Better Communication

Being understood, conveying information, even convincing are important, but when they are goals of our better communication we will end up frustrated at best. In this episode, Melissa Lock helps us look at communication that is Better Than Better.
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Better Than Better Conflict

What’s Better Than Better Conflict? In this episode, Greg Meyer helps us imagine it and see what it might take to get there! 
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*Upon further reflection, the word "Nazi" written into the opening skit is not a word we will choose to use so casually in the future. Thank you. 

Better Than Better Self

Self-improvement is bigger than ever. The pandemic has given people permission to live in pajamas, and the time to focus on being better, stronger, healthier. What’s bad about that? Except… all the comparison. Better than what and who? And is that really how life is supposed to work? Should you, can you be better and better every day? Or is there something better than better?    EPISODE PAGE

At the Core: Share Warmth

Sharing warmth is likely undervalued in our society until you’re needing some of that sense of care and connection. So we continually choose it to be at the core of who we are as Fabric and we hope you feel the love!
If You’re Here by Chris Tripolino
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At the Core: Whimsify!

You take yourself (and maybe some other stuff) too seriously! Whimsify-ing is at the core of Fabric. Maybe you could use a little too!EPISODE PAGE
 
Taking My Time by Chris Tripolino
Kelly Corrigan Wonders Podcast

At the Core: Think Big

Thinking big is at the core for Fabric. How do you see it playing out in our community? How do you play it out in your life? In this episode, Greg Meyer speaks with Justin Ley of Reema Health and Karl Ulfers of Duos about what thinking big looks like in their work. 
 
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Reimagine was written by Chris Tripolino and performed with Matt Herzog
TED Talk mentioned in this episode: Shabana Basij-Rasikh

At the Core: Brave Uncertainty

The only thing we can really be certain about is that there is very little certainty in the world. Braving uncertainty is one of the things at the core of who Fabric is.  
Sure Not Sure was written by Laura Lou & Chris Tripolino and they were joined in the live performance by Willie Harbert, Kjell Nafstad, Darren Selberg, and Dan Miller.
The TED Talk referenced by Isaac Lidsky can be found HERE.
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