Podcasts

MLAF supports podcasts on Management as a Liberal Art (MLA) through our grantees and partnered organizations. Below is a list of podcasts associated with MLAF.

Management as a Liberal Art Podcast

Presented by MLARI.

An ongoing exploration of Peter Drucker's vision of a functioning society based on human dignity in life, work, and community. In these episodes, we will aim to expand the knowledge and practice of Drucker's concepts through ongoing dialog with leading thought leaders.

The X-Factor of C-Suite Executives: An Interview with Sheila Tan

An interview with Sheila Tan discussing patterns in C-level executives that may be key to their effectiveness and leadership.

Leadership in the Military and Life: An Interview with Rob Kirkland

Byron Ramirez conducts an interview with Rob Kirkland, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel and historian, who offers insights into his experiences in leadership, character development, and management. He reflects on his career from West Point and military service to academic roles, sharing valuable lessons on integrity, respect, and lifelong learning in leadership.

Workplace Deviance Behaviors: A Conversation with Molly McGuire

A conversation with Molly McGuire examining if perceptions of social isolation in in-person workplace contexts impact engagement in behaviors which harm the organization and its members.

What Can Organizations Do to Attract and Retain Generation Z? A Conversation with Will Peterson

A discussion with researcher Will Peterson in understanding what organizations can do to create a motivating and engaging workplace to retain Generation Z.

Peter Drucker and Management: Drucker and the Knowledge Society

Byron Ramirez interviews author Karen Linkletter about her new book, Peter Drucker and Management, specifically about the chapter on Drucker's work on knowledge work and the knowledge society.

Peter Drucker and Management: Drucker and Effective Leadership

Byron Ramirez interviews author Karen Linkletter about her new book, Peter Drucker on Management, specifically its chapter on Drucker on Leadership.

Peter Drucker and Management: The Practice of Management

Byron Ramirez interviews Karen Linkletter, author of the new book Peter Drucker and Management on the subject of her chapter on The Practice of Management

Roundtable Tribute to Dr. William Alan Cohen

A formal tribute to Dr. William A. Cohen who had a distinguished record of military service and a profound impact on increasing society's awareness of Peter Drucker.

The New Landscape for Entrepreneurial Innovation

Byron Ramirez discusses the role of the entrepreneur as a collaborator and innovator. Innovation is seen as an important social process that involves not only for-profit entities, but also all kinds of organizations. In today's society where more and more people are engaging in entrepreneurial activity, leaders of all kinds need to understand the process of innovation and its importance for every institution.

The Intersection of Leadership and Coaching

This is a discussion with Michael D. Cortrite, Ph.D. and Byron Ramirez, Ph.D. of the Management as a Liberal Art Research Institute regarding their recent publication. How do leadership and coaching principles and practices help entrepreneurs, as well as organizational leaders, thrive as individuals and professionals? What specific skills can both leaders and coaches develop to become more effective?

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