Whiskey, Jazz and Leadership

Shaun Chavis opens up about how she’s leveraged personal struggles to fuel her growth as a leader. She offers insight into navigating difficult conversations while keeping people engaged, as well as the unique challenges women face in business. Shaun discusses the balance between feminine and masculine energies in the workplace and how she uses her "Invisible Board of Directors" for guidance. She shares her philosophy on inspiring others to follow her and reflects on the powerful life lessons she received from her parents, especially her mother, Rose Chavis. Wrapping up, Shaun enters the VIP Room for a deeper dive into her leadership journey.

Shaun Chavis, Content Manager at Found Health, for a candid conversation about her journey as a leader. Over unsweetened iced tea and Old Forester Birthday Bourbon, Shaun shares stories of her nomadic lifestyle and how it shaped her authentic, personable leadership style. She dives into the unique connection between whiskey, jazz, and leadership, and how breaking away from conventional rules allowed her to create a leadership approach true to herself. Tune in to hear how Shaun’s experiences continue to defy the traditional rulebook and inspire others.

Galen Bingham continues the conversation with Misty Campbell and Frank Kitchen, CSP, as they explore the deeper value of accountability partnerships. Misty and Frank share personal experiences, discusses the power of long-term relationships, and  reveal how accountability partners can push each other to achieve their dreams. Tune in for insights on building lasting partnerships and what's next for Misty and Frank!

In this episode, Galen Bingham welcomes fan favorites Misty Campbell and Frank Kitchen, CSP, for a deep dive into accountability and leadership. Over drinks—Jameson, orange juice, and Angel's Envy—they discuss who Misty and Frank are, the meaning behind the CSP title, and how Whiskey Jazz and Leadership connects to personal and professional accountability. Tune in to explore the value of accountability and its role in driving success.

Don't miss Part 2 this Friday, where Misty and Frank dive even deeper into the power of long-term accountability partnerships!

RK3 breaks down the key elements of a good story, shares how his background in music influences his communication style, and explains why even the best plans can fail to connect without the right message. He also discusses his "invisible board of directors" and how mastermind groups can drive accountability. Tune in for practical insights on effective storytelling, leadership, and the power of strategic communication.

Sit down with Robert Kennedy III (RK3), founder of Kennetik Kommunications, to explore the intersection of leadership, storytelling, and his unique career journey. RK3 shares how his background in biology and history aligns with his role in communication, the link between whiskey, jazz, and leadership, and why connecting through storytelling is essential. Whether you're interested in leadership strategies or the art of storytelling, this episode offers a fresh perspective on building meaningful connections.

Step inside the VIP Room for an exclusive look at Keith's personal leadership philosophy and approach to coaching. Keith reflects on his experience recording the podcast, shares invaluable advice with VIP guests, and talks about his work as more than just a career—it's a calling. He reveals how he gets "in the zone" to lead effectively and delves deeper into the philosophies that guide his life and leadership style.

Keith Brooks, the founder of the National Fellowship for Black and Latino Male Educators, explores his unique approach to leadership and education. Keith shares his journey, discusses the importance of pushing for the education you deserve, and reflects on the value of shared experiences in coaching. We dive into his philosophy on time management, the concept of detached curiosity in executive coaching. Keith also reveals the intriguing connections he draws between whiskey, jazz, and leadership, offering a fresh perspective on leading with authenticity and purpose.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Adrian Koehler, Founder and Senior Partner at Take New Ground, we explore the deeper facets of leadership and personal growth. Adrian shares his philosophy on why true leadership isn’t about convincing others but about asking the right questions and challenging the status quo.

Join Adrian Koehler, the Founder and Senior Partner at Take New Ground, for a captivating discussion on leadership and the unique connections it shares with whiskey and jazz. Join us as we enjoy a Twisted Grapefruit Topo Chico and Peerless Double Oaked Bourbon while diving into Adrian's fascinating background and perspectives on leadership as both an art and a science. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or just starting out, this episode offers a fresh take on what it means to guide others and how seemingly unrelated elements can enhance your leadership style.

Get ready for more bold insights every Friday! In Part 2, Adrian Koehler dives deeper into the psychology of leadership, the courage to ask tough questions, and why it's not about having the right answers, but asking the right questions. Don’t miss this powerful continuation