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September 15, 2025 96 mins

Ready to rethink what creative leadership means?

In this episode, you’ll hear my guest Bob Boden, an Emmy-nominated producer with decades of experience, who knows how to turn creativity into real results. He’s here to share what Hollywood’s top producers and storytellers can teach you about unleashing your creative prowess and building teams to realize your vision.

Bob Boden is an Emmy nominee with decades of experience in unscripted TV. He has produced, created, or consulted on over 100 shows, including game and reality hits. Bob helped launch three TV networks and has held top roles at CBS, ABC, FOX, GSN, and Disney. Right now, he’s executive producer of "Funny You Should Ask" and serves as EVP of Production and Development at Allen Media Group. He’s on the board of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, co-founded the National Archives of Game Show History, and once gave a TEDx talk on life lessons from game shows.

If you’re looking to take your career and leadership skills to the next level, you’ll want to tune in to catch Bob’s thoughts on how creative thinking gives you a lasting edge. You’ll hear stories from inside Hollywood, get tips for leading in any industry, and learn how to use creative intelligence to stand out and spark innovation when it matters most.

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