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Srini Rao

on April 17, 2019 in Podcast

Srini Rao is the host and founder of The Unmistakable Creative podcast where he has interviewed over 700 thought leaders and people from all walks of life, including me. Guests have included entrepreneurs, performance psychologists, cartoonists, and even bank robbers. Former guests include Tim Ferriss, Seth Godin, Scott Adams and 100’s of others. Today the show has over 400 5-star reviews in iTunes and a global audience. He’s written several[…] Keep reading →

168: Sir Ken Robinson: Wisdom on the intersection of education, leadership, and the environment (transcript)

on April 15, 2019 in Podcast

As a professor of leadership, host of the Leadership and the Environment podcast and constant student of acting by my environmental values I live and work in the intersection of leadership, education and the environment. Ken Robinson does too but with one big difference he’s been here for decades longer actively practicing in each. This episode approaches each of education, leadership and environment from several perspectives. I can’t say anything[…] Keep reading →

Sir Ken Robinson

on April 15, 2019 in Podcast

In his words I’ve been doing what I do for a fairly long time. Along the way, I’ve balanced various roles: as a teacher, writer, researcher, adviser and speaker. I’ve directed and been involved in many initiatives around the world, with education systems and with corporate, cultural and community organizations. His résumé Sir Ken Robinson works with governments, education systems, international agencies, global corporations and some of the world’s leading[…] Keep reading →

152: Peter Gray, part 1: Free to Learn (transcript)

on March 11, 2019 in Podcast

Being coerced to do something you don’t want to do under threat of punishment is an experience that nobody likes. Nor do people like being told that they’re wrong or ignorant by someone telling them that they know better yet it happens all the time. Our politics and public dialogue that is our leadership is about coercion, it’s about self-righteousness, it’s about hitting people over the head with facts. And[…] Keep reading →

144: Nikole Beckwith, part 1: Education and leadership (transcript)

on February 28, 2019 in Podcast

Nikole Beckwith is a celebrated director of playwright and more in Hollywood, on Broadway. Her movie Stockholm, Pennsylvania premiered at Sundance in which she directed Academy Award nominees Saoirse Ronan as well as Cynthia Nixon of Sex and The City fame who had just done well running for governor of New York, and of course that one movie is just the tip of the iceberg. I approached Nikole not because[…] Keep reading →

132: Lorna Davis, part 1: C-suites and B-corps (transcript)

on February 7, 2019 in Podcast

This is a long episode but if you care about business, business school students wish they had access to global corporate leaders at the frontier of change like this episode. Lorna and I are in person, we are talking about multinationals she’s led across the globe. We also talk about vegetables and we talk about major leaders reduced to tears reckoning what they could do but have put off for[…] Keep reading →

117: Jeffrey Madoff: Creative Careers: Making a Living With Your Ideas (transcript)

on January 19, 2019 in Podcast

Jeff Madoff is a friend of mine. He teaches a class in living a creative life at Parsons right around the corner from me in New York City. I’ve sat in on his classes for years. I don’t need more formal education. I have plenty of that. Listen to the guests that he’s interviewed – Ralph Lauren, Halston, Brooke Astor, Liza Minnelli, Donna Karan, Martha Graham, Tom Brokaw, Tony Bennett,[…] Keep reading →

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