In this new remote world filled with conference calls and virtual classes, how do we as pharmacy educators help students develop leadership? Greg and Ed discuss their thoughts on remote leadership development.

Greg and Ed join with returning guest (and Friend of the Podcast) Dr. Kate Smith to discuss an emerging field of research, implementation science.

Greg and Ed discuss a thought-provoking article that provides an overview of leadership development in colleges of pharmacy, but also challenges the notion that all students should be trained in Leadership Development.

Greg and Ed are back in 2020 with Dr. Kim Jones from Union University College of Pharmacy to discuss the Walmart Scholars program available to students through AACP.

It's been right about a year since Greg and Ed launched LDPEcast. Both professors reflect on the fun moments and lessons learned, while previewing what's to come in 2020.

Greg and Ed are joined with Dr. Jenny Van Amburgh, Chair of the Women Faculty SiG of AACP, to discuss the work of the Women Faculty SiG and her thoughts on leadership development.

Greg and Ed are joined by Dr. Maddie Fry, from Pacific University School of Pharmacy to discuss her work incorporating leadership instruction during APPEs.

Greg and Ed are joined with Dr. Diane Morel, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Assessment and Professor, at South College. We discuss Dr. Morel's work with the Curriculum SiG and her views on leadership.

Greg and Ed are thrilled to bring to audiences a special interview with Pulitzer Prize winning biographer and historian, Dr. Doris Kearns Goodwin. Dr. Goodwin was the keynote speaker at AACP Annual Meeting 2019. In this episode she gives a historical perspective on leadership within pharmacy.

Greg and Ed are joined with Dr. Chelsea Baker from Purdue College of Pharmacy to discuss her research and implementation of game-based learning in leadership development.