This podcast includes a discussion of how organizations can maximize the possibilities for effective collaboration and create teams that work well tog…
James Dorsett discusses his research on Employee Stock Ownership plans and how they model Drucker's principles. Dr. Dorsett shares his own personal ex…
A discussion of the recently averted 2022 railroad workers' strike in the context of the 1877 Great Railroad Strike. What do both events have in commo…
A discussion of Peter Drucker's thoughts on Communication. What does effective communication look like? How can Drucker's ideas help us be more effect…
Mike Cortrite served 30 years on the Santa Monica Police force, managing the field training program and developing training in ethics and cultural div…
A discussion with Dr. Bradley Gilbert, former Director of the California Department of Health Care Services who helped lead the state through its init…
An interview with Byron Ramirez, Researcher with Management as a Liberal Art Research Institute. Byron discusses his piece on managing for results whi…
Interview with Francisco Suarez, CEO of AdeS for Latin America. Francisco discusses his background and his views of how MLA can be applied in large co…
Interview with Bruce Rosenstein, Managing Editor of Leader to Leader, a publication of the Frances Hesselbein Leadership Forum and author of Create Yo…
This episode explores the concept of freedom and how Americans have defined it in different ways. How do people's different interpretations present pr…
This inaugural episode introduces the idea of Management as a Liberal Art. We discuss the origins and history of Peter Drucker's theory of a Functioni…