Archive for the ‘Podcast’ Category
Podcast 17: Top-Down/Shut-Up Workplaces Breed Disaster
Thursday, June 24th, 2010

Who says workplace culture doesn’t matter? When oil platform engineers tried to warn BP about potential risks of rushing installation of the well without adequate safety checks, they were told to shut up. The environment and the entire Gulf economy pay. In bullying-prone workplaces, the rules always dictate command and control from the top, no use even raising concerns, you’ll have your head handed to you. Targets pay with their health, jobs, careers. A Gary Namie podcast.
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Tags: top down, toxic, whistleblower, workplace culture
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Podcast 16: Unobligated Employers
Monday, June 21st, 2010

If nothing else, BP and Goldman Sachs demonstrate clearly that U.S. employers have NO OBLIGATION to society or the world’s economic stability, so why should they care about little ole you? A Gary Namie podcast.
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Tags: BP, corporate irresponsibility, Goldman Sachs
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Podcast 15: Wondering why we turn on victims so easily.
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

Belated press attention to a January 2010 student suicide is based on the special cruelty teens employed after the girl’s death. What does this say about us and our society? A Gary Namie podcast.
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Podcast 14: Happy Holidays a message of Peace
Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009


The holidays are supposed to be about peace and goodwill, Dr. Namie comments on how society may be changing its support of bullies.
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Podcast 13: So You Wanna Sue …
Friday, December 18th, 2009

New audio tale from a successful plaintiff with painful lessons to share
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Tags: court victory, lawsuit, plaintiff, sue
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Podcast 12: A Better Response to Mini-Holocausts
Friday, October 30th, 2009

A Better Response to Mini-Holocausts
Bullying has been described as mini-holocausts because people are destroyed while others stand idly by. There is an alternative. A lesson from history where a nation responded to the actual Holocaust.
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Podcast 11: The Plight of Bullied Teachers
Monday, October 26th, 2009

Guest Podcast: Teachers Bullied at School — Observations About Teachers as Targets a Teacher
Carrie Clark, MA – WBI-Legislative Campaign spokesperson, Co-Coordinator of the California Healthy Workplace Advocates, and CHWA Blogger, former English school teacher, veteran of 20+ years, and WBI Consultant for the Workplace Bullying in Schools Project
Part 1: When Teachers Are Bullied, 6’27″
The special case of teachers, who they are and why they get bullied
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Part 2: Solutions for Bullied Teachers, 2’14″
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Watch the video of Carrie narrating a 2008 BNET production on workplace bullying — Calling a Bully a Bully

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Tags: Carrie Clark, teachers
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Podcast 10: Calling Out Bullies
Friday, October 2nd, 2009

Calling Out Bullies – Only for the Brave – 5′ 34″
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Kudos to newbie Democratic Congressman Alan Grayson (FL-8th Dist) who bluntly called out colleagues who are stalling on health insurance reform. Grayson was outraged by the Cambridge Health Alliance study revealing that people without private insurance had a 40 percent higher risk of dying than insured people, an unconsionable outcome in the “richest country in the world” accounting for 44,579 adult deaths in 2005 from uninsurance. We should all be outraged. However, truth telling, calling out bullies, can be hazardous.
Tags: Alan Grayson
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Podcast 9: Labor Day Message for Working Folks
Friday, September 4th, 2009

Labor Day 2009 Remembering the place of working people – 13′ min.
Dr. Gary Namie
Restoring dignity for the underclasses with help from Franklin Roosevelt, Mark Twain (Hal Holbrook), Andrew Cuomo, Harry Chapin.
Read the Aug. 2009 report cited in the podcast: No Rhyme or Reason: The ‘Heads I Win, Tails You Lose’ Bank Bonus Culture by Andrew Cuomo, NY State Attorney General
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Don’t miss the accompanying podcast by Guestcaster Carol Fehner – Podcast 8
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, bailout, bonuses, CEO compensation, FDR, Harry Chapin, JP Morgan Chase, Mark Twain, Morgan & Stanley, Roosevelt, TARP
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Podcast 8: Unions & Bullying
Friday, September 4th, 2009

Guest Podcast: Unions and Bullying – 5 min.
Carol Fehner, union activist, former union rep, lifelong bullybuster (and WBI affiliate), retired federal worker
Learn what bullied targets should do to get the union to pay attention.
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Tags: AFGE, Fehner, grievance, reps, stewards, Unions
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