Karen Hardwick sitting at a desk with a microphone smiling

Karen J. Hardwick's

Saving
You A
Seat

a podcast of conversations on connections

Join me, Karen J. Hardwick, Psychotherapist turned leadership consultant, connection coach, and author of ‘The Connected Leader.”

Together with my guests, we dig deep into life’s messiness and share how connection is the antidote to a lot of the issues we face. If you want to live a life of emotional, spiritual, and relational connection, this podcast is for you.

Through our stories, real-and-raw, we’ll explore the grace and grit of fully living, and chat about all things connection.

If you want to awaken, heal, and connect courageously, join us.
We are saving you a seat.

What Listeners Are Saying...

“Listening to ‘Saving You A Seat’ is the quickest way to access leadership guru Karen Hardwick’s wisdom, counsel, and singular intuitive coaching style. It’s the next best thing to sitting in the room with her!”
-L.N.

“These podcasts fill a need in our busy, “get ahead as fast as you can” lives by instructing us how to slow down, reflect, be mindful, and take care of our inner selves so we can effectively and empathetically connect with others. The conversation are lively and life-giving. Well worth the listen.”
-Karen R.

“I recently had the honor of joining Karen Hardwick on her podcast, Saving You A Seat. As a professional interventionist, I spend most of my time exploring other people’s stories and learning about them. Having the opportunity to open up to Karen about my past and the distance I have traveled gave me tremendous gratitude.”
-Marc K.

“While sitting in traffic surrounded by frustrated drivers, I find myself totally enthralled with these podcasts. The conversations are honest and thought provoking. I actually feel a real connection to the host and her guests. I can’t wait for more.”
-B.J.

“Karen is hilarious, down to earth, and you will love hearing her enlightened interactions with her incredible guests.”
-L.N.

“As a mother who has a child battling addiction, this podcast was right on. Self care is so important for loved ones. Families need to take care of themselves as much as the loved one who is suffering. I love this podcast! Thank you for your insight on such tough topics.”
-S.F.

“Karen, who is my executive coach, is inspirational. Through these guided discussions, her guests and their stories will resonate across continents, miles, and, time.”
-G.H.

“It is so inspiring to sit at the table with Karen and her guests as they lock into and talk about real issues and how to live more connected lives; in family, through struggle, and even as we learn to be more present and compassionate with our own story.”
-T.T.