The Serve to Lead podcast focuses on today’s extraordinary leadership opportunities in business, government, and politics. In a time of intense polarization, this includes advancing our shared American identity and narrative. James Strock is an independent writer, speaker, entrepreneur, and reformer. Strock writes ‘The Next Nationalism’ at Substack. jamesstrock.substack.com
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary |
In this episode of the Serve to Lead podcast, noted journalist Kourosh Ziabari shares his perspective on the intertwined destinies of Iran and America. Ziabari represents a rising generation in Iran and the US. Currently enrolled in the master’s prog... more
Benn Steil is an award-winning writer in the fields of finance, history, and biography. He is a senior fellow and director of international economics at the prestigious Council on Foreign Relations in New York. more
Philip K Howard is a leading reformer of American law and government. He combines thought and action: A prolific, best-selling writer and frequent commentator who founded the non-partisan group, Common Good. more
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Conversation largely centered around the need to find local solotions to environmental issues. That's a refreshing change to most of the dialogue around this topic. Both the interviewer and Prof. Esty seem like guys who'd be fun to talk with over a beer. And there's some great advice near the end for any young lawyers listening in.
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