Our final discussion from Season 1 reflects on learnings and lessons from the first episodes of the Show. With guests including Phil Jackson, Steve, Kerr, George Mumford and others, there is much to take away from the Show so far! Coby and Brett also discuss what's to come with The Curious Leader.

The long-time performance expert, George Mumford, joins this episode to share his wisdom on leadership. Working with Phil Jackson, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and many other elite performers, George has helped leaders better understand themselves, their platforms and their focus. Visit Cobykarl.com for more on this episode and others.

The sixth winningest NBA coach, and father of Coby, George Karl joins the show to talk about leadership. George recalls his UNC days with Dean Smith, his approach to building great teams and cultures and other perspectives that shaped his team first leadership philosophy. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and others!

NBA veteran Jared Dudley joins the show to discuss his approach to leadership. Jared describes his time as part of the Lakers and being an engaged leader on their '20 championship roster. He also shares lessons on how to be an excellent teammate and what's next for his career. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and others!

Eight time NBA champion and Warriors Coach, Steve Kerr, joins the show to talk about his leadership platform and emphasis on building a culture of joy. Steve, Coby and co-host Brett Goldberg share great stories about Steph Curry, Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson and other key influences in Steve's life and approach to coaching and leading. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and all our episodes.

The CEO and Governor of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jeanie Buss, joins the Curious Leader to share her perspectives on leadership and being an owner of the legendary team. Jeanie talks about her collaborative approach to leading, overcoming Kobe Bryant's passing, the Lakers championship in 2020, being a female leader and more. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and all our episodes.

Phil Jackson is arguably the most successful basketball coach of all time, having won 11 NBA championships coaching the Bulls and Lakers. In the second part of a two part episode, Coby Karl sits down with his mentor, Coach Jackson, to discuss Phil's compassionate nature and approach to coaching, particularly with the Bulls.

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Phil Jackson is arguably the most successful basketball coach of all time, having won 11 NBA championships coaching the Bulls and Lakers. In the first part of a two part episode, Coby Karl sits down with his mentor, Coach Jackson, to learn more about his authentic and, at times, maverick nature. Brett Goldberg co-hosts to learn more about Phil's background, leadership approach and "unbranded" style. Check this out too on the new T+ YouTube video channel and visit truthplusmedia.com for more on this episode and others.

Coach Greg Patton's tennis coaching career spanned 40 years and he is won of the winningest coaches in the sport's history. In this episode, Greg talks with Coby Karl and Brett Goldberg about his leadership approach and how he has brought mindfulness, positivity and joy to his teams, players and the sport. Visit Cobykarl.com for more on this episode and all our episodes.

Metta Sandiford-Artest played 19 years in the NBA including six with the Lakers, where he was an NBA champ in 2010. A premier defender, Metta was well known for his hustle and aggressive approach to the game. Coby and Metta became friendly with the Lakers and then worked together with the South Bay Lakers during the '17-'18 season. Here, Metta reflects on his evolution as a person and player and the influences leaders including Kobe Bryant, Derek Fisher, Rick Adelman and Phil Jackson had on his life.