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  • When Safety Conversations Become Performative | Authentic Leadership & Psychological Safety
    2026/02/14

    In this episode of The Safety Edge Podcast, we explore how safety conversations can shift from genuine engagement to performative leadership. Through a real-world workplace scenario, we unpack the hidden risks of compliance-driven dialogue, the pressure to “look safe,” and how performative behaviors quietly erode psychological safety and weaken safety culture.

    We dive into why authentic safety conversations are critical for building trust, fostering engagement, and driving lasting safety performance. Whether you’re a safety leader, manager, or part of a high-risk team, this episode will help you recognize when safety dialogue becomes performative and how to restore authenticity to your workplace conversations.

    Key takeaways:

    • How performative behaviors undermine real safety improvement
    • Signs your team may be “performing” safety rather than practicing it
    • Practical ways to foster psychological safety and honest feedback
    • The leadership shift from appearance to authenticity

    Tune in and learn how authentic leadership and meaningful dialogue can transform your safety culture and create environments where people truly speak up, learn, and grow.

    Keywords: safety conversations, performative leadership, psychological safety, safety culture, authentic leadership, safety podcast, workplace safety

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    20 分
  • The Door Was Open, But the Space Wasn’t: Psychological Safety, Speaking Up & Safety Leadership
    2026/02/07

    When leaders appear approachable but fail to create real space, silence can replace trust. In this episode of The Safety Edge Podcast, Charles Sampson explores psychological safety, speaking up at work, and safety leadership, showing how to build trust, dialogue, and engagement in high-risk workplaces.

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    17 分
  • When People Comply — But Don’t Speak Up
    2026/01/17

    The podcast explores the impact of pressure on leadership, the power of silence, the role of psychological safety, and the importance of leadership signals in creating a culture of voice and contribution. It emphasizes the need to shift the conversation from blame to reflection and learning, and invites leaders to reflect on their organizational culture and make small changes to invite voice and contribution.

    Takeaways

    • Leadership under pressure impacts safety and judgment.
    • Psychological safety and leadership signals play a crucial role in creating a culture of voice and contribution.

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Exploring Leadership Under Pressure
    • 08:27 The Importance of Silence
    • 16:01 The Impact of Hesitation
    • 21:51 Reflection and Action
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    17 分
  • When Metrics Look Good but Risk Is Growing
    2026/01/05

    Strong safety numbers feel reassuring — but they can also hide emerging risk.

    In Episode 5 of The Safety Edge, Charles Edgar explores how success can silence reporting, reduce learning, and create blind spots. Through live coaching dialogue, you’ll hear how reflective questions help leaders see beyond dashboards and restore awareness — without undermining performance.

    Reflection:
    What are your metrics not telling you?

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    14 分