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The Good Teammate Podcast: Season 9

Prefer to listen instead of read? Explore the art of being a good teammate in these audio selections from Lance Loya’s popular Teammate Tuesday blog. You can also download past episodes and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts.

Season 9

Season 9 | Episode 1

Marks’ Mettle

A naval captain’s heroism demonstrates how adaptability is a good teammate quality.

Season 9 | Episode 2

Weaponizing Acceptance

Rather than act as a constraint, good teammates use acceptance to provide psychological safety.

Season 9 | Episode 3

The Boys of Fall…And All

A reflection on football season shows the importance of coordination, collaboration, and culturalization.

Season 9 | Episode 4

Devil’s Advocate Teammates

Devil’s advocates can be team assets by preventing groupthink and providing an alternative perspective.

Season 9 | Episode 5

The Rewards of Rebranding

The rebranding of a fish delicacy provides a good teammate insight on transforming perceptions.

Season 9 | Episode 6

Turning Temps Into Teammates

Getting new team members to embrace a good teammate mindset will lead to a healthier team culture.

Season 9 | Episode 7

The 3 Stages of Engagement

Emotional commitment comes in three stages: involved, interested, and invested.

Season 9 | Episode 8

The Most Misunderstood

A Disney attraction highlights the complexities of fairness and the importance of empathy on teams.

Season 9 | Episode 9

The Role of Luck

Luck plays a role in team success, but so do the choices made over elements within the team’s control.

Season 9 | Episode 10

Aunt Vic’s Affirmations

A beloved teacher’s approach to validation illustrates an influential good teammate practice.

Season 9 | Episode 11

Teammate Backup

A reminder to back up digital data also serves as a lesson how to back up the people you value most.

Season 9 | Episode 12

Preparation Leads to Inner Peace

Preparedness helps good teammates manage challenges by reducing stress and building trust.

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