Podcast Episodes

812: Robert Fullilove, part 3: Politics, family, race, and sustainability

Episode 812

Our third conversation matches the first two in intrigue and quality. We talk about the things that came up for Dr. Bob that got in the way of his commitment. These issues come up for nearly everyone…

Published on 8 months, 1 week ago

811: Tina Tombstone: A friend I volunteer delivering food to the needy with

Episode 811

Tina is one of the central characters in that group that everyone knows (another is Kevin Fucillo, also a podcast guest). We go back a few years. She was born in the south in 1933, so you can do the …

Published on 8 months, 1 week ago

810: Giora Netzer, part 2: Leadership coaching leads to far more than "just" the C-Suite

Episode 810

In our second conversation, Giora reveals more about his developing as a leader. If you listen for it, you can hear the vision he had for himself and his profession, but also the development he neede…

Published on 8 months, 3 weeks ago

809: Alexander Clapp: Waste Wars, how we profit off polluting the world claiming to help them

Episode 809

I found Alex when listeners sent me an opinion piece in the New York Times he wrote, The Story You’ve Been Told About Recycling Is a Lie.

Getting to where I take years to fill a load of trash means I'…

Published on 8 months, 4 weeks ago

808: Silvia Bellezza: Sustainable Marketing at Columbia Business School

Episode 808

Silvia created the course Sustainable Marketing at Columbia. It's an elective and has become the class at the business school with the most students from other schools at the university.

In looking fo…

Published on 9 months ago

807: Giora Netzer MD MSCE, part 1: A leader I coached to the C-suite

Episode 807

Are you reaching your potential, professionally or personally? Have you wondered what would happen if you got coaching?

Giora did. A friend of his who was a client of mine recommended he get coaching …

Published on 9 months, 3 weeks ago

806: Robert Fullilove, part 2: the spirit of the Civil Rights movement

Episode 806

Dr. Bob shares more about his experience acting during the 1960s, as well as today on helping prisoners and more. I hope you can hear the electricity I felt listening. Two kinds of electricity: one f…

Published on 10 months ago

805: Osprey Orielle Lake: Founder and Executive Director of the Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)

Episode 805

I was pleasantly surprised in reading Osprey's book The Story is in Our Bones that she also sees the need to change culture, including elements like our stories, role models, images, and beliefs. Foc…

Published on 10 months, 1 week ago

804: Robert Fullilove EdD, part 1: Lessons from America's Civil Rights era and effective action today

Episode 804

People call my behavior extreme, though I'm just acting in service of others. To be more precise, I'm acting in love for others. When people suggest what I'm doing is too hard, I sometimes remark how…

Published on 10 months, 2 weeks ago

803: Nick Loris, part 3: Liberty, freedom, sustainability, and Rock Creek Park

Episode 803

You probably came to hear Nick's experience exploring Rock Creek Park in Washington DC based on his childhood experiences in nature with his father. Since we recorded shortly after my visit to DC, wh…

Published on 10 months, 4 weeks ago