This fall, I'm rereleasing season 1 of The Take Home, but cutting out the lecture portion of the podcast. I hope you appreciate hearing the leadership gold from these sports industry executives, either again or for the first time!   

In this episode I discuss leadership philosophy and the behavioral approach that great leaders possess with Portia Hoeg (@CentConfExecDir), the Executive Director of the NCAA Division III Centennial Conference. For those interested in diversity and inclusion, and a daily dose of positivity, Portia is a great follow on Twitter!

During the conversation, Portia emphasizes that great leaders behave in ways that let followers know they are cared for. She offers the President Teddy Roosevelt quote "People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care" and the motto "Lift As You Rise" as exemplars of her leadership philosophy.

And in the spirit of being a family-first leader, Portia's young child offers some thoughts too!

This fall, I'm rereleasing season 1 of The Take Home, but cutting out the lecture portion of the podcast. I hope you appreciate hearing the leadership gold from these sports industry executives, either again or for the first time!  

In this episode, I discuss leadership philosophy and the skills great leaders possess with Frank Supovitz (@SupEvents), the President of Fast Traffic Events & Entertainment. Frank is a former senior NFL & NHL events executive and the author of "What to Do When Things Go Wrong."

He shares his motto: "Share the Credit, Shoulder the Blame" and describes the importance of making team members feel valued, showing humility, and learning from failures.

Enjoy!

This fall, I'm rereleasing all eight episodes of season 1, but cutting out the lecture portion of the podcast. I hope you appreciate hearing the leadership gold from these sports industry executives, either again or for the first time!

In this episode, I interview Bob Wallace, Chair of the Thompson Coburn Sports Law Group. He indicates that the best leaders are those who emerge, based on their behaviors, rather than simply being appointed. Bob details why he believes great leaders are empathetic, good listeners, have emotional intelligence, and are kind. His story about the equipment manager who said, "You always spoke to us" exemplifies all four of those leadership principles!

I encourage you to listen to After the Buzzer (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/after-the-buzzer/id1436083335) to gain insight from other top sports industry thought leaders. 

This fall, I'm rereleasing all eight episodes of season 1, but cutting out the lecture portion of the podcast. I hope you appreciate hearing the leadership gold from these sports industry executives, either again or for the first time!

In this episode, discuss leadership philosophy with Tim Holt, the Managing Director of San Antonio Football Club. Tim highlights that influence is the main outcome of great leadership and he describes that leadership can come from all levels in the organization.

This summer, I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. 

In today's bonus episode, The Take Home is turned over to Leadership Dunk produced by Tristan Smith and Brian Schaub. In the show they discuss Situational Leadership and Path-Goal Theory with Zachariah Paul, formerly of Spurs Give. Zach also talks about why it's important for those wanting to work in sports to have varied experiences and why strong leaders must take the time to learn the needs, interests, and motivations of each team member. Zach also details why being empathetic and asking good questions are foundational for leaders.

I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think at @TingleJK.

Music used in Leadership Dunk: "I Love My Spurs" by Leon Shannon and Caddilac Muzik  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QryErf-gF6Q

The podcast cover photo was taken by Jacob Tingle near a housing estate in WC1, London, England.

Warning: This episode does contain some explicit language this is unbeeped.   This summer, I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. 

In today's bonus episode, The Take Home is turned over to Drake Eggerss and Corey Cater's  production: Diamond in the Rough. In the show they interview Jeremy Wolf, the Co-Founder & Director of Outreach at More Than Baseball. Jeremy is a high energy guest who talks about why camaraderie, culture, and high expectations are key elements to organizational success. He also talks about More Than Baseball and why the work they do to support Minor League baseball players is so important. Jeremy emphasizes the values of kindness and empathy, and details why strong leaders develop a team-first mentality throughout the organization.

I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think at @TingleJK.

Music used in Diamond in the Rough: Luxurious by AshamaluevMusic.

The podcast cover photo was taken by Jacob Tingle near a housing estate in WC1, London, England.

This summer, I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. 

In today's bonus episode, The Take Home features "The H2O Podcast produced and created by Anthony Liva and Morgen Reyna. In the show Anthony has a lively conversation with Eric Liva, Al Bekkedal, Sam Zeman, Mark Wanner, and Tony Ciezadlo. These gymnastics coaches have a long history of competing with and against each other for decades.

During the interview they discuss why good team captains are role models and that great leaders don't have to be the best individual athletes. They also point out that strong leaders know they don’t have the answers to everything. It's clear these coaches have deep respect for each other - and simply enjoy each others company. The H2O Podcast is a fun ride!! 

I hope you enjoy and would be grateful if you'd let me know what you think at @TingleJK.

Music used in The H20 Podcast:  Summer Camp  AShamaluevMusic.

The podcast cover photo was taken by Jacob Tingle near a housing estate in WC1, London, England.

This summer, I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. 

Today's bonus episode of The Take Home is produced by Hailey Coleman and features Jordan Rudd and Annie Wise's interview with Coach Cameron Hill from Trinity University women's basketball, and Jenn Goodrich the former Executive Director of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association.

In the show they discuss the situational leadership, team culture, player development, and the relationship between gender and leadership. They also highlight why it's valuable for leaders to treat people fairly but not equally and why self-awareness is a key for great leaders. And I love their mantra: "you can’t push fast forward on the experience button."

I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think at @TingleJK.

Music used in this episode: "Proud'' by AShamaluevMusic.

The podcast cover photo was taken by Jacob Tingle near a housing estate in WC1, London, England.

This summer, I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. 

In today's bonus episode, The Take Home is turned over to Josh Izi and Kale Ridge's production: Sports on the Rock. In the show they interview Marc Powell, the long serving athletic trainer at Trinity University. Marc discusses the importance of individual and organizational trust and why good leaders must focus on developing strong relationships. He also talks about how the focus on holistic student well-being makes Trinity a special place to live and learn. After listening to this episode I know you'll agree that Marc "doesn't just tape ankles; he shapes lives."

I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think at @TingleJK.

Music used in Sports on the Rock: Bobbin by David Renda.

The podcast cover photo was taken by Jacob Tingle near a housing estate in WC1, London, England.

This summer, I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class. 

In today's bonus episode, The Take Home is turned over to Kristina Kish, Cat Patterson, and Emily Vaclavik's production: LeadHer. In the show they interview Erica Perkins Jasper, the Director of Athletics, Physical Education & Recreation at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. Erica discusses kindness, why paying attention to personal and professional growth is a key element of strong leadership, and the value of saying YES to opportunities. She also highlights the concept of leading from the bench; a topic which connects nicely to lessons shared by many other guests on The Take Home.

I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think at @TingleJK.

Credits:

• Music used in LeadHer: Elevate by Benjamin Tissot.
• The podcast cover photo was taken by Jacob Tingle near a housing estate in WC1, London, England.