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The Quiet Leader Podcast
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Podcasts I Recommend
Podcasts that have informed my thinking, challenged my assumptions or offered useful perspectives on leadership and workplace culture.
A podcast for female leaders in international schools, sharing honest conversations, practical leadership insights and lived experiences to help educators lead with confidence and purpose.
She Leads Because She Can
Supporting female leaders in international schools
Sue Aspinall and Caz Jude
Honest conversations and practical leadership insights for women leading in international schools.
Female school leaders, aspiring leaders and educators working in international schools.
I worked with Caz Jude, and there are many superlatives I could use to describe her. The one that stands above all the others is simply that she is a phenomenal person. Her warmth, authenticity and genuine commitment to helping others come through in every episode. Although this podcast is primarily aimed at supporting female leaders, I have found it insightful, enjoyable and well worth listening to, with lessons that extend far beyond its intended audience.
Researcher and bestselling author Brené Brown explores courage, vulnerability, connection and the conversations that shape how we live, love and lead. Through interviews and solo episodes, the podcast examines the emotions and experiences that influence both personal and professional life.
Unlocking Us
Courage, vulnerability and meaningful conversations
Brené Brown
Thought provoking conversations exploring courage, vulnerability, trust and human connection.
Leaders seeking to build trust, strengthen relationships and develop more courageous leadership.
If you explore The Quiet Leader HQ, you'll quickly notice how often Brené Brown's work appears. It started with someone recommending her to me, which led to reading her books, listening to the audiobooks and, eventually, becoming a regular listener to this podcast. Her work has had a significant influence on my thinking about courage, vulnerability, trust and leadership, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.
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Podcast recommendations shared by contributors and members of The Quiet Leader HQ community.
A weekly leadership podcast from Harvard Business Review featuring case studies, research and conversations with leading academics, executives and management experts. Each episode explores practical leadership skills and evidence informed approaches to managing people, teams and organisations.
HBR On Leadership
Evidence based leadership insights from Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review
Research based leadership conversations from one of the world's leading management publications.
Leaders who want practical, research based insights into leadership, strategy, communication and organisational effectiveness.
Recommended by Claire Bainbridge
One of the podcasts I return to regularly. Rather than focusing on quick leadership tips, it explores leadership through research, real world examples and conversations with respected thinkers. I often come away with a new perspective or practical idea that I can apply immediately.
Hosted by Shane Parrish, The Knowledge Project explores the mental models, decision making frameworks and timeless principles that help people think more clearly, make better decisions and lead more effectively. Through conversations with leading thinkers, entrepreneurs, academics and practitioners, each episode focuses on ideas that stand the test of time.
The Knowledge Project
Timeless principles for better thinking and decision making
Shane Parrish
Thought provoking conversations that develop better thinking, judgement and decision making.
Leaders who want to strengthen their judgement, improve decision making and develop a deeper understanding of how successful people think.
This is one of the best podcasts I have found for improving the way you think rather than simply what you know. Shane Parrish asks thoughtful questions that encourage better judgement, clearer decision making and deeper reflection, making it valuable for leaders in any profession.