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In this episode, Al Rogers interviews Michelle Woodard, the Chief Operations Officer at Peach Tree Health! Michelle's interview is the second part of our three-part series on Executive Wellness. With such wisdom and practical advice, Michelle's insights are both inspiring and incredibly helpful for leaders navigating the challenges of running a massive corporation with thousands of clients, all while leading the way to success.

Chad Sweitzer, an executive at one of California's largest urban school districts, is the subject of the first installment of a three-part series. In this interview, ARLP CEO Al Rogers gains insights into Sweitzer's system for maintaining overall wellness as a means to support excellence in service.

Al Rogers, CEO and Co-Founder of AR Leadership Partners, and Rebekah Rogers, President and Co-Founder, discuss the work of ARLP for the first half of 2025. They outline the service they've provided and the lessons learned. Finally, Al and Rebekah provide a preview of what fans and colleagues can expect for the remainder of the year, including new production.

How do you learn the new skills needed to lead while you're leading? This is among the key challenges leaders face. The work doesn't just stop so we can regroup and relearn, and in some cases leaders can feel like everyone expects them to already know everything. Here' we examine leadership lessons learned last year and forecast 2025.

Pro Youth and Families' CEO Staci Anderson shares with Al Rogers how she and her team have spent more than two decades supporting youth. She and her team focus on providing mental wellness, cultivating the Youth Voice, and leading multiple agencies for collective impact on persistant youth issues. 

Al Rogers interviews Dr. Steve Winlock on his life of service and leadership paradigm. Learn how Family, Inclusivity, Connection, and Safety can support leadership that makes a difference.

Dr. Pia Lindquist Wong's career illuminates the opportunities to harness personal experiences and values to fuel lifelong personal development, scholarship, and community transformation.

Part 1 of 2: ARLP's Rebekah Rogers interviews Dr. Pia Lindquist Wong's career illuminates the opportunities to harness personal experiences and values to fuel lifelong personal development, scholarship, and community transformation.

This month Al and Rebekah explore the dynamics behind the phenomenon of employees hating your customers. What's up with that and what do you do about it? Spoiler alert, it has everything to do with your team's sense of psychological safety, and your practices as leader of the organization. Check it out and send us your thoughts at: www.arleadership.org or email us: al@arleadership.org.

Al Rogers and Rebekah Rogers discuss ARLP's work from 2023 and project priorities for 2024

Al Rogers interviews Superintendent Lois Yount of the Galt Joint Union Elementary School District. Superintendent Yount has led the community through a series of challenges to unprecedented levels of success. Superintendent Yount shares leadership lessons born of tragedy from her childhood and how she has harnessed those experiences to engage in compassionate and effective leadership. 

Al Rogers interviews Improve Your Tomorrow (IYT) CEO Michael Lynch to learn about how school districts and communities can be game-changers for young men of color AND the entire community.

Al Rogers discusses with AR Leadership Partners President Rebekah Rogers what to look forward to from ARLP in 2023.

Your host, Al Rogers, is joined by Si Swun of Swun Math. Swun math makes a difference for kids with by empowering teachers with the tools for unique and effective teaching and learning.