The Leadercast Podcast

Shira Miller is an award winning Keynote Speaker, Author, Coach and C-Suite Executive for a multibillion dollar company. From navigating running a business during the 2008 recession to leading in a digital space Shira Miller is a catch-all of knowledge all leaders should listen to today. BELAY knows that as a busy leader, you eventually realize you can’t do it all on your own. BELAY, a modern staf...

Tricia Sciortino is the CEO of Belay Solutions, but she started as the first virtual assistant the company hired, being a strong representation of the American dream. Tricia is the true mastermind behind operating and engaging a remote team. In the digital age of today, you may need to listen to this episode sooner than you think. This episode is brought to you by our friends at BELAY. BELAY knows...

This episode is brought to you by our friends at BELAY. Erica Dhawan is an internationally recognized keynote speaker and author on the hot topic of leading in the new digital age.  BELAY knows that as a busy leader, you eventually realize you can’t do it all on your own. BELAY, a modern staffing solution, has successfully matched thousands of great leaders like you with fractional Virtual Assista...

Nic Barlage is the CEO of the Cleveland Cavaliers but he was denied all 172 of his first job applications out of college. Joe and Nic discuss the importance of defining your passion and the key to building talent is preparing them to leave. If this episode was a basketball game, it would be a buzzer shot three pointer.  Developing world-class leaders in your community is now easier than ever with...

Starting as a Hostess at Hooters, then advancing to their Vice President, then to President and COO of Focus Brands (Cinnabon, Auntie Anne’s) to the current President at Athletic Greens, Kat Cole has lived the lives of many leaders. We’ve had insight from entrepreneurs but what does it take to make big decisions on a global scale? Kat will help us figure it out.  Developing world-class leaders in...

Before Kim Anthony was champion on the U.S National Gymnastics team and received a gymnastics scholarship to UCLA, she was doing flips outside of her grandma’s house. But it wasn’t a smooth ride to get there. She had learned how to overcome at a young age, while finding the strength of one’s words and the power of forgiveness. Kim has a powerful story that you can’t skip past.

Ben Higgins was on ABC’s The Bachelor and The Bachelorette but more importantly is the president and co-founder of Generous Coffee, a for-profit coffee company that donates 100% of its profits to non-profits. Ben’s talk about the importance of youth in today’s society and how healing your own wounds starts with your inner child. Ben also dives deep in the world of unfulfilling fame in this non-ski...

Maricella Herrera is the new CEO of Ellevate Network, a women+ organization committed to providing healthy workplaces. Maricella highlights the key points we should look for when hiring and wanting to fill our bus with good people. From El Salvador, to Mexico, to New York City, Maricella is well traveled throughout her journey.

Steve Browne is the Chief People Officer at LaRosa’s Pizzeria in the Cincinnati tri-state area. Steve explains the importance of thinking outside of the box when it comes to talent retention and how to keep up with the ever changing landscape of career paths in the new generation of workers. As a professional in HR, you won’t want to miss this episode.

Todd Henry is the Founder of Accidental Creative, speaker, and bestselling author. Todd dives deep into the importance of making decisions without waiting for the outside voices and deciphering between destructive and productive hard decisions. All the creatives in the world need to listen to this episode with Todd and Joe. 

Jen Hatmaker is a NY Times bestselling author, podcaster, and influencer for millions all over the world. In this episode, Jen dives deep into the importance of vulnerability not only with others but also yourself, the importance between secrecy and privacy, and embracing the second half of life. If you listen to one episode this year, make it this one. 

Matthew Wengerd is the Owner and Creative Director of A Fine Press and found his calling making innovative stationery for brave and daring brands and individuals. However, Matthew’s ability to combine his love for the tactile and artistic was not found overnight. Learn about his journey of entrepreneurship in this empowering and insightful episode. 

Andy Stanley is the founder of North Point Ministries in Atlanta and an OG when it comes to Leadercast contributors. Andy’s takes on finding moments of mentorship in the everyday and learning the limits to your own strengths makes for a captivating podcast episode.

Judi Holler is the Founder and CEO of HOLLA! Worldwide while rocking the titles of keynote speaker, master improviser, and best-selling author. Joe and Judi are a magnetic duo you won’t want to miss in this episode.

Amy O’Dell is the founder of Jacob’s Ladder, a special education school in Georgia, and one of the top-rated Leadercast speakers in 2022. In this episode, Amy shares the incredible story of her “sidewalk moment” when she harnessed the power of inclusion and care to create a welcoming community and learning center for children with special needs. After this episode, we’ll all want Amy O’Dell as our...

Ian Cron is known best for his bestselling books and his study of the Enneagram. His path to success was full of challenges that started young. In this episode, Ian talks about how he faced his biggest “dragon” of addiction by consenting to change and insight from others. To learn more about Ian, visit his website https://ianmorgancron.com or https://typologyinstitute.com . The Institute is where...

Anthony Muñoz became a certified GOAT when he was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. He is widely considered the greatest offensive lineman of all time. In this episode he shares his inspiring story of how he got there and how he’s paying it forward now.

Sunny Parr is the Director of Corporate Affairs for Ralph’s. Before that, she was a successful entrepreneur and an NFL Pro Bowl cheerleader. But it all started in a rural village in South Korea. You have to hear her story to believe it. 

Before Kelly Leonard became the Exec. Director of Applied Improvisation at Second City he produced shows with talent such as Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Keegan Michael Key, Seth Meyers, and Amy Poehler. Before that he was the dishwasher. He shares all that and more in this episode.

Milen Mahadevan is the president of 84.51º, the data science company helping Kroger serve over 60 million households in the US. His curiosity and experimentation have taken him and the company on a journey he never imagined growing up on the mean streets of London.  

Just a kid from Philly, Chuck Mingo, grew up to lead one of the largest churches in America. In this episode, Chuck shares how and why he started Undivided, an organization that brings racial healing, justice, and solidarity in communities and corporations throughout America. 

David Horsager is a conference show stealer. If you give him 30 minutes on stage he’s probably going to be the highest rated keynote speaker because he is so passionate about his area of expertise - trust.

Molly Fletcher built her career as a sports agent on moxie and hard earned negotiation skills. In this episode, Molly shares some very useful negotiation hacks that might land you a free espresso shot on your next coffee run. 

Neal Foard has built a fervent following on TikTok by telling stories where he’s not the hero. In this episode Neal shares why that’s so important, and leadership nuggets he’s learned from Tivo, the Twilight Zone, and 25 years as a creative executive. 

In this episode Peloton cyclist, Nike athlete, and NY Times Bestselling author, Tunde Oyeneyin, talks about the biggest dragon she had to slay to get where she is today- self-doubt.