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Evergreen Podcasts | Minter Dialogue

With the Minter Dialogue podcast, your host Minter Dial is on a mission to help elevate the debate and insert more meaningfulness into our lives. He gives weekly interviews around leadership, brand strategy and transformation, featuring top business leaders, personalities, entrepreneurs and authors from around the world who are making things happen! The show was ranked as the #6 Leadership and #5 Branding Podcast 2021 by Feedspot, Julie Livingstone’s Top 15 Marketing Podcasts 2020 and Top 50 Marketing Blog/Podcasts by Linkedin.
Minter Dial is a filmmaker and author of multiple award-winning books, including The Last Ring Home, Futureproof (FT Press), You Lead (Kogan Page) and Heartificial Empathy, 2nd edition (2023).
Podcast show notes are on minterdial.com. To rate & review: RateThisPodcast.

Leadership, Brand Strategy & Transformation - Minter Dialogue

In this episode, I welcome Oleksandr Buratynskyi, a dynamic founder and executive coach based in Kyiv. Oleksandr shares his journey from a diverse career background, including roles in IT, logistics, and travel blogging, to becoming a startup founder and volunteer amidst the challenges of war in Ukraine. He is currently founder and CEO of tTravel.me, an app that allows travellers to keep all their itinerary and memories together in one location. We explore his role as a Jooble Agile Coach, where he helps businesses solve complex problems through communication and training. Oleksandr discusses the importance of breaking down silos within organisations and fostering a culture of collaboration. We also delve into his personal experiences during the war, highlighting resilience, unity, and the power of community. Oleksandr's insights offer a unique perspective on navigating uncertainty and building a meaningful life and business in turbulent times. Join us as we uncover lessons in agility, adaptation, and the enduring spirit of Ukraine.

Building Resilience: Oleksandr Buratynskyi on Leadership in Turbulent Times (MDE593)

In this episode, I had the pleasure of hosting two-time Stanley Cup champion and former Philadelphia Flyers player, Daniel Carcillo. Daniel shares his transformative journey from a violent and angry NHL player to a person deeply connected to nature and consciousness. He discusses the pivotal role of natural mushrooms in his healing process, which helped him overcome brain health issues and become the best version of himself. We explore the power of psychedelics in personal growth and the importance of belief systems and lived experiences. Daniel also reflects on his hockey career, the lessons learned, and the significance of risk and accountability in life. Join us for an insightful conversation about transformation, resilience, and the pursuit of a meaningful life.

From NHL Enforcer to Healing Advocate: Daniel Carcillo's Journey (MDE594)

In this engaging episode, I welcome back Kevin Eikenberry, a repeat guest on the show, to discuss his upcoming book, "Flexible Leadership: Navigate Uncertainty and Lead with Confidence," set for release in early 2025. We explore the critical role of confidence in leadership, especially amidst today's chaotic and fast-paced world. Kevin shares insights on the importance of self-awareness and the often-overlooked value of confidence in leadership development. We delve into the concept of sense-making and the challenges of adapting to a world that is no longer as predictable as it once was. Kevin introduces the Cynefin framework, a tool for understanding different contexts in leadership, and discusses the balance between flexibility and having a strong backbone. We also touch on the significance of purpose in guiding decisions and fostering commitment over mere compliance.

Kevin Eikenberry on Flexible Leadership: Navigating Uncertainty with Confidence (MDE595)

Minter Dialogue with Paul Assaiante (re-release of episode 554)
"Coach" Paul Assaiante is one of the greatest coaches in the history of intercollegiate athletics. He's labelled as the “winningest coach in college sports history,” sporting a 252-match winning streak over 13 years, a 507-29 all-time record, and winning 17 NCAA Championship titles as head coach at Trinity College. Paul systematically brought together great players from around the world and demonstrated how teammates from diverse cultures can unite to build a winning culture and team. And his experience is also enriched by having coached the US National Team in squash (17 years) as well as World Team Tennis with Billie Jean King. To add to his list of accomplishments, he's also co-author with James Zug of the book, "Run to the Roar, Coaching to Overcome Fear," (published by Penguin) and the subject of a 2013 documentary film, All In, by Marc DiBenedetto. In this conversation, we discuss his philosophy of coaching, how he's been guided by his personal purpose, the best ways to train, motivate and guide a team of individual athletes to bring out their best. We also look at the role of empathy in coaching, how to learn, improve and perform under stress, and the way to get the best out of everyone. He also addresses some of the challenges of coaching in today's environment, with the perils of social media, helicopter parenting and coming to grips with one's emotions.
If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcast channel, to rate/review the show. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.
You can also find the original recording on YouTube here.

The Art of Motivation: Paul Assaiante's Insights on Team Building (MDE554) RE RELEASE

Minter Dialogue with Felix Velarde (re-release)
This year, I released 47 new episodes on the Minter Dialogue podcast and we had listeners from 113 countries with the top 3 being the US, UK and India. But there’s also Jamaica, Botswana, Bahrain, Mongolia and Turks & Caicos. At this point, with the pod running since 2010, I just five more episodes to go before hitting number 600 (at number 595) and I want to thank you for all your support and words of encouragement. I am grateful to have your ear and precious time once a week.
As we step into the new year, I wanted to re-release the top 3 episodes of the year in terms of popularity. Coming in at number 2 was the conversation I had with serial entrepreneur, author Felix Velarde.
Felix Velarde is a serial entrepreneur, with a long track record in the agency side of the business. He's currently CEO at The 2Y3X® Programme, chair and board advisor, and Partner and Chief Strategy Officer at AVA Acquisitions. He's also a keynote speaker and the author of "Scale at Speed: How to Triple the Size of Your Business and Build a Superstar Team," published by Robinson. In this conversation, we discuss his book, the importance of creating a good company culture, establishing appropriate goals, governance, ethics, branding and much more.
If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcast channel, to rate/review the show. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.
You can also find the original episode on YouTube here.

Felix Velarde on Building a Culture of Success in Agencies (MDE552) RE RELEASE

Minter Dialogue with Dr Chris Kerr (Re-release)
In 2024, I released 47 new episodes and with listeners from 113 countries I want to acknowledge those who are listening from as far away as Argentina, Chile, New Zealand, Indonesia and South Africa. I want to thank you for all your support and words of encouragement. I am grateful to have your ear and precious time once a week. So to celebrate the new year, I wanted to re-release the top 3 episodes of the year in terms of popularity. And I found it deeply meaningful that the most popular episode was the conversation I had with Dr Chris Kerr.
Dr Chris Kerr is a hospice physician and end-of-life researcher. He’s also the acclaimed author of “Death is But a Dream” as well as one of the most viewed TEDx speakers, with over 5 million views for his talk, “I See Dead People: Dreams and Visions of the Dying.” In this conversation, we discuss his work, what he has observed about people dying and death, the way the medical community evaluates and embraces — or doesn’t — death. We look at the difference between psychedelic-assisted therapy to deal with fear of death versus the types of the visions one has naturally. We touch on assisted suicide and euthanasia, as well as explore the major lessons Dr Kerr has extracted over the course of his fascinating 25+-year career. As profound as a conversation as I’ve ever had.
You can also find the original show on Youtube here.

Death is But a Dream: Dr. Chris Kerr's Compassionate Approach to Dying (MDE562) RE RELEASE

Minter Dialogue with Brian Solis
In this 596th episode, I sit down with Brian Solis, a digital analyst, anthropologist, and futurist. We explore his journey from digital disruption expert to personal transformation advocate, discussing his latest book, "Mindshift: Transform Leadership, Drive Innovation, and Reshape the Future." Brian shares insights on the rapid acceleration of digital adoption during COVID-19 and the subsequent challenges in true business transformation. We delve into the importance of self-awareness, humility, and empathy in leadership, particularly in an era of perpetual disruption. Brian offers a compelling perspective on the need for innovative, creative, and empathetic leaders to help unlock our collective potential. The conversation touches on societal issues, the crisis of meaning in work, and the lack of resilience in modern society, concluding with a call for new leadership at every level to navigate ongoing disruption.

Mindshift: Brian Solis on Transformative Leadership in a Digital Age (MDE596)

In this episode, I sit down with Chantel Ray, author of "Delegate Everything but Sex." We explore Chantel's unique approach to delegation and time management, discussing how she built a life that prioritizes personal time and family. Chantel shares insights on becoming a "time millionaire," offering practical tips on simplifying processes, automating tasks, and identifying what to delegate. We delve into the importance of self-awareness in delegation, the concept of decision fatigue, and how to overcome common obstacles in letting go of control. Chantel also touches on the significance of passive income and challenges conventional expectations for working women. Throughout our conversation, we uncover valuable strategies for leaders looking to maximize their productivity and create a more balanced life.

Delegate Everything but Sex: Chantel Ray's Guide to Time Mastery (MDE597)

In this episode, I sit down with Saul Ezra, an architect and businessman with a rich multicultural background. Importantly, Saul has also been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. We explore Saul's journey from Bombay to London, his experiences in architecture and property development, and the values that have shaped his life. Saul shares insights on education, sports, and the importance of family, offering a unique perspective on success and happiness. We discuss the challenges of modern society, including mental health and national identity, and Saul's views on resilience and the role of genetics in shaping our lives. As Saul reflects on his life's journey, he imparts wisdom on work ethic, cultural adaptation, and finding balance in an ever-changing world.

Saul Ezra: Reflections on a Life Bridging Cultures and Constructing Dreams (MDE598)

This 599th episode features Ron Szekely, a business coach with a fascinating background. Ron shared his journey from corporate life to entrepreneurial coaching, emphasizing the importance of simplifying business processes and maintaining passion in leadership. We explored his experiences in various industries, from beauty to beverages, and how this diversity has shaped his coaching approach. Ron's insights on hockey as a metaphor for business and life were particularly illuminating. We discussed the value of authenticity in leadership and the balance between personal and professional life in the workplace. Ron's practical tools for simplifying business, such as the accountability chart and the power of journaling, offered actionable advice for our listeners. The conversation touched on the challenges of scaling entrepreneurial passion and the importance of connecting employees to a company's core purpose. Overall, this episode provided a blend of personal anecdotes and professional wisdom, offering valuable insights for leaders and entrepreneurs alike.

Hockey, Empathy, and Business: Ron Szekely's Unique Leadership Insights (MDE599)

In this latest episode, I had a wide ranging discussion with Michael Brown, author of "I Don't Agree", a book that explores navigating disagreements and fostering mutual respect. Brown shares his personal journey, highlighting a tumultuous period in his career involving a power struggle with business partners, which inspired his book. Two key points discussed include the concept of attribution bias, where individuals often credit themselves for positive outcomes in negotiations, and the innovative idea of integrating mental health support within soup kitchens, aiming to address homelessness by providing accessible mental health services.

From Boardroom Battles to Breakthroughs: Michael Brown's Journey (MDE588)

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