Episode 4- The Impermanent Human Talks- How do we dance with impermanence with Laura Dellinger

Episode 4- The Impermanent Human Talks- How do we dance with impermanence with Laura Dellinger

In this episode of The Impermanent Human Talks, I’m joined by Laura Dellinger, a coach and consultant working at the intersection of leadership, culture, and human growth. Together, we explore impermanence, uncertainty, and the difference between change and instability. We speak about safety in times of transition, the grief that often accompanies change, the patterns we repeat, and how acceptance can open the door to growth. A thoughtful conversation about how we meet life when the path forward is unclear — and how we learn to dance with impermanence. Laura is a coach, consultant, and catalyst for growth working at the intersection of culture, strategy, and the human dynamics of leadership. She helps individuals, teams, and organisations navigate change, strengthen relationships, and lead with greater clarity, connection, and courage. You can learn more about her work at https://therelationshiploop.com/ [https://therelationshiploop.com/]

Episode 3- Remembering Death, Learning to Live with Hansa Bergwall

In this episode of The Impermanent Human Talks, I’m joined by Hansa Bergwall, coach, writer, and co-founder of WeCroak. Together, we explore the philosophy behind WeCroak, how remembering our mortality can help us live more consciously, the experience of grief, and the search for ways to navigate life’s impermanence. We also speak about the community that has grown around this shared human reality. Hansa is a coach at Tidepath, writer, and co-founder of WeCroak — inspired by the idea that reflecting on death can help us live more meaningful lives. Through his Substack, AskDeath, and the WeCroak podcast, he explores themes of mortality, presence, and what it means to be human in an impermanent world.You can learn more about his work at wecroak.com [http://wecroak.com/] and on Substack at askdeath [https://substack.com/@askdeath] and tidepathcoach.com [http://tidepathcoach.com/]

Episode 2 — The Work of Being Human with Patricia Sotomayor

In this episode of The Impermanent Human Talks, I’m joined by Patricia Sotomayor for a thoughtful conversation on loss, impermanence, and the ongoing work of being human. Together, we explore how photography can become a powerful tool for identity, reflection, and growth; the importance of support systems during times of change; and the many different ways we each learn to navigate life’s uncertainty. A conversation about accepting that there is no single way to meet impermanence — only our own unique path through it. Patricia is an executive coach and business consultant working across leadership, culture, and transformation. With a background in global organizations and a focus on human development, she supports individuals and teams in navigating change, identity, and growth. She is also the founder of FOCCUS, where she developed Photo Coaching® — a methodology that integrates portraiture into coaching to explore identity, presence, and personal expression. You can learn more about her work at foccus.es.

Episode 1 — Why The Impermanent Human

In this first episode of The Impermanent Human Talks, I share the personal story that led me into exploring impermanence. When a loved one was diagnosed with cancer, what began as a search for medical answers slowly opened a much deeper reflection on mortality, attachment, grief, and what it means to truly live. This episode introduces the journey behind the podcast and the questions that continue to shape my work and life. “Thanks to impermanence, everything is possible.” — Thich Nhat Hanh

The Impermanent Human Talks - Podcast Trailer

Welcome to The Impermanent Human Talks, a reflective podcast exploring what it means to live, grieve, and grow consciously in a world defined by change. In this short trailer, host Raf introduces the intention behind the podcast and invites listeners into thoughtful conversations about the impermanent nature of being human.