We are taking a bit of a break this holiday week, but will be back next week with a new episode.

In this episode, we hear from Leo Strine, former Chief Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court. Leo challenges us to consider what it could look like for the US economy to work better for the working class.

In this special episode, we hear from two familiar voices—Catrice Jackson and Howard Ross—who provide their perspectives on the work to be done after the death of George Floyd.

In this episode of Future Fluency, we speak with Dr. Jennifer Kavanagh on how our changing relationship to truth impacts business, society, and our ability to respond to crises like COVID-19.

In this episode of Future Fluency, we speak with Richard Edelman on how people's trust in governments, corporations, and individuals has changed during the COVID-19 crisis.

In this episode of Future Fluency, we speak with Admiral James Stavridis on the broader risks and consequences to the current crisis, from cyber risk and talent, to supply lines and globalization.

In this episode of Future Fluency, we speak with Admiral James Stavridis on how boards and C-suites can not only navigate crises but also foster greater connectivity, resilience, and innovation.

In this episode of Future Fluency, we connect with Dawn Zier to discuss the importance of culture and creativity in leadership during crisis times. Dawn also shares leadership traits that will help boards and senior management now and into the future.

In this episode of Future Fluency, we reconnect with Johnny C. Taylor Jr. to discuss how the COVID-19 crisis is effecting the workforce across the board, and to shine some light on how a company’s culture can be an anchoring point in a time of transition.

In the first episode in a series on leadership during times of uncertainty, we speak with Rick Skidmore, founder and CEO of Timberlane Inc. Rick shares how he sees the role of the CEO in this moment, and discusses his decision to transition Timberlane from its traditional window-shutter manufacturing business to making personal protective equipment for health care workers treating COVID-19 patients.