Peter Cuneo talks with Patrice Gordon, a renowned executive coach and reverse mentoring advocate, to explore reshaping leadership dynamics. Gordon’s journey to esteemed positions in British Airways and Virgin Atlantic underscores the power of curiosity, ambition, and inclusive practices. The conversation delves into effective mentorship, intergenerational intelligence, and fostering open communication in organizations. As they navigate leadership essentials and share personal anecdotes, Cuneo and Gordon offer insights into building trust, vulnerability, and adaptability for future-ready leadership.

Peter Cuneo converses with Joe Hart, CEO of Dale Carnegie Training, about the foundational elements of effective leadership through the lens of iconic teachings. Explore Joe’s personal journey from litigation to leadership development and his passion for Dale Carnegie’s principles, which have empowered millions globally. Delve into the timeless relevance of “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” updated for modern audiences, and its impact on communication skills, stress management, and personal growth. This episode offers valuable insights for aspiring leaders seeking to connect deeply and lead with integrity.

Peter Cuneo hosts the Superhero Leadership Podcast featuring Michael Fabiano, President of ESG News. Fabiano shares insights from his diverse career, from transforming leadership at NBC News and the Associated Press to producing the Oscar-winning documentary “20 Days in Mariupol.” This episode delves into the essence of leadership, managing change, and the importance of embracing new ideas in a rapidly evolving world. Highlighting the relevance of flexibility and innovation, Fabiano offers invaluable lessons for aspiring leaders in navigating today’s fast-paced environment.

Join Peter Cuneo, former CEO of Marvel Entertainment, as he interviews his brother-in-law, Pat Butler, about leadership insights drawn from his illustrious career. From Butler’s mentors in Washington, including Howard Baker and Presidents Ford and Reagan, to pivotal roles in media and public television leadership, this episode offers deep reflections on public service, adaptability, and resilience. Through engaging storytelling, Butler shares how personal history and key relationships shaped his dynamic leadership journey, offering listeners valuable lessons in communication, mentorship, and staying true to one’s path.

Peter Cuneo delves into the world of corporate turnarounds with Joanne Rumley, a leading expert in UK restructuring. They explore the complex realm of guiding companies through crisis, the value of diverse leadership experiences, and the essential traits for effective turnaround leadership. Joanne shares insights on building trust in boardrooms, the critical role of communication, and learning from failures. This episode highlights the transformative power of leadership in challenging times and offers lessons from both the for-profit and non-profit sectors.

In this enthralling episode of the Superhero Leadership Podcast we delves deep into the life and experiences of Colonel Jack Jacobs, a Medal of Honor recipient and veteran of the Vietnam War. Colonel Jacobs and I discuss the profound lessons leadership conveys from the battlefield to the boardroom, showcasing Jacobs’ transition from military service to his impactful roles in academia, finance, and media landscapes. Inter-layered with discussions on personal experiences and ideals, this episode offers a window into the motivations and values that guide exemplary leaders.

I engage in a captivating conversation with Bruce Ramer, a giant in the world of entertainment law. Highlighting a career that has interwoven paths with legendary filmmakers and artists, Bruce delves into his journey from a middle-class upbringing in New Jersey to becoming a cornerstone of Hollywood’s legal landscape. This conversation reveals how pivotal life choices, forged through serendipity and perseverance

In this week’s episode I interview Dr. Colleen Shogan. We delve into leadership in public institutions, particularly during politically challenging times, and draw from Dr. Shogan’s varied career and recent experience as the first woman Archivist of the United States. We cover Dr. Shogan’s childhood influences, gritty professional journey, and her surprising avocation as a mystery novelist.

Jon Harris is the founder and CEO of AthLife, an influential organization dedicated to supporting professional athletes as they transition beyond their sports careers. With a foundation in sports that began as a basketball letterman at DePaul University, Jon furthered his education with a master’s thesis focused on the role of higher education in aiding NFL players’ post-sports transitions. Under Jon’s leadership, ventures like AthLife Unlimited and Hustle have continued to bridge the worlds of sports, business, and culture. His innovative work spans across major sports leagues, impacting thousands of athletes over two decades.

In the season two premiere of the Superhero Leadership Podcast, producer Joe Garner put me—your usual host—on the other side of the mic. What followed was an honest, unscripted conversation about what I’ve learned over a lifetime in business, the military, and now as a storyteller and listener.