Julia Corcoran, Associate Producer, The Leonard Lopate Show
Julia Corcoran joined the show as an intern in spring 2007 after listening to the show for many years, and joined the staff full-time in February 2009. She produces the Please Explain series, the Leonard Lopate Show Book Club, and other segments on topics ranging from root vegetables to politics and the economy to the musical stylings of Weird Al Yankovic. She has reported and produced radio features for WAMC Northeast Public Radio in Albany and for WSHU Public Radio in Connecticut. Julia studied literature and art at the University of New Mexico, and has an M.S. from Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism. In her spare time, she enjoys escaping the city to climb up and ski down mountains.
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I called in describing work I have been doing and will continue to do with my company Ensemble Force. The idea behind our work is treating a group like actors engaging in activities that will encourage the group to build trust among each other enough to take risks and communicate more effectively. I did not understand how the guest would point out that he thought that that could stifle team building in many settings. I totally disagree. I believe building trust and encouraging people to care and listen to each other, can lead to a group working together much more creatively and effectively. I have done this work so many times and the groups again and again have shared that the work of building trust is key. Not "stifling" just the opposite.
What a winner she is.
I just have to express my frustration at not being able to watch Shields' match--even online--as a non-cable/satellite subscriber. Arrrgh!!!
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