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Leadership Art Podcast

Welcome to Leadership Art!Hosted by Art Robbins, Leadership Art shares real stories, reflective conversations, and the everyday moments that reveal what leadership truly looks like.

Podcast · By Art Robbins · American English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Season 3: Highlights (opens the original)

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    🎙️ That's a wrap on Season 3 of the Leadership Art Podcast. Fifteen guests. Different industries, different generations, different continents — a biotech CEO fighting cancer with RNA, a college senior already leading teams before graduation, a founder who employs refugees because that's where the magic is, and many more. Yet line every conversation up side by side, and the same lessons keep surfacing.I In this recap, Art Robbins walks through eleven of them. Four that resurface every season — th

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    S3 EP16 — Katarina Polonska — Successful At Work, Successful In Love (opens the original)

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    🎙️ This week on the Leadership Art Podcast, Art Robbins welcomes Katarina Polonska, executive relationship strategist and founder of the Successfully in Love® Method, for a powerful conversation on leadership where it matters most: your relationship with yourself. Katarina works with founders, executives, and senior leaders who are exceptional in business, but at the expense of their relationships and she shows them how to make those relationships just as successful. ❓ Why do so many high perfor

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Art-icle 14: AI Isn’t Frankenstein’s Monster — We’re Frankenstein (opens the original)

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    Every Frankenstein movie gets it wrong. The monster wasn't the danger, the abandonment by his creator was. Victor Frankenstein built something extraordinary, panicked, and ran away without a plan for what came next. Sound familiar? We're building AI at a pace and scale no one fully controls, and too many leaders are doing the same thing Victor did: creating first, then taking no responsibility as their creation is unleashed on the world. In the latest Leadership Art Art-icle, Art explain that we

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    S3 EP15 — Neda Pelar — A Leadership Journey (opens the original)

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    🎙️ This week on the Leadership Art Podcast, Art Robbins welcomes Neda Pelar, scientist, educator, and founder of Neda's Consulting, for a powerful conversation on adversity, reinvention, and betting on yourself across three continents. Neda's journey took her from running her own clinics in Iran, to earning her PhD in molecular pathology in Brazil, to scaling life science startups in the US — surviving two migrations and countless doors slammed shut along the way. Her response to every one of th

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Art-icle 13: Zugzwang (opens the original)

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    🎙️ In this Art-icle — a solo series from the Leadership Art Podcast — host Art Robbins speaks directly to you. 💭 Art borrows a concept from chess: zugzwang — the moment when you're forced to move, and every legal move loses. It's not a courage problem. It's what happens when the menu of good options quietly narrows, one decision at a time, long before the crisis hits. Toys R Us got boxed in after taking on an unserviceable debt packag. Startups raise at sky-high valuations, then find every path

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