- Ashley Miller on being a servant leader, leading by example
Ashley Miller is executive director of Lifeline Recovery Center in Paducah-McCracken County. The center is a residential and non-residential recovery program for those with substance abuse issues. We hear how the program works and Miller's leadership style.
15m - Aug 18, 2026 - Jonathan Shell on learning from others, people of experience
Jonathan Shell serves as Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture and is in his first term, elected in November of 2023. He's a fifth-generation farmer and owns Shell Farms and Greenhouses in Garrard County, Ky.
22m - Aug 11, 2026 - Rocky Adkins on being coachable, inviting constructive criticism
Longtime member of the Kentucky House of Representatives, Adkins is now running as a Democrat for Kentucky governor. This comes after a years-long stretch as serving as Gov. Andy Beshear's senior advisor.
15m - Aug 4, 2026 - Dan Summerlin on influencing people to go from "here" to "there"
Dr. Dan Summerlin served nearly 21 years as pastor of Lone Oak First Baptist in Paducah. He retired after a total of 40 years of pastoral ministry.
20m - Jul 28, 2026 - William "Bill" Jones on faith, family and leadership qualities
Bill Jones has more than four decades of experience in community banking. He ascended to serve as President and CEO of Citizens Bank and Trust Company in Paducah. After it sold Jones later served in senior leadership roles overseeing community banking operations across eight states.
20m - Jul 7, 2026 - Whitney Cruse on authentic, servant leadership
Whitney Cruse is Vice President of Barge Logistics with Marquette Transportation Company and a Paducah native, born and raised.
9m - Jun 30, 2026 - Ashley Parrott on being a servant leader, mission
Ashley Parrott is vice president of operations for Baptist Health Medical Group. In this episode, she discusses her leadership style and the roles mission, values and vision play in her workspace.
9m - Jun 23, 2026 - Steve Powless on the importance of faith, family and work to be successful
Retired Chairman and CEO of Computer Services, Inc., Steve Powless, is this week's guest. He shares his leadership advice at the macro and micro levels during his decades with CSI, Inc. Steve also explains why it's important to volunteer and give back to the community you call home.
20m - Jun 16, 2026 - Keith Jennings on lessons learned over time
Keith Jennings is CEO and founder of Jennings & Associates Financial Advisors, LLC. He's also a certified behavioral financial advisor and an author.
22m - Jun 9, 2026 - Lacy Boling on authenticity, adapting and feedback in your organization
Lacy Boling is executive director of Paducah Cooperative Ministry. The agency provides a variety of help and resources for individuals and families in need.
25m - Jun 2, 2026 - Frank Bennett on emotional intelligence in leadership, workplace
Frank Bennett is the executive director of The Leadership Center which is under the umbrella of the Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce.
17m - May 19, 2026 - Eddie Jones on changing communication styles, working with younger leaders
Eddie Jones is a husband, a father, an attorney and a McCracken County Commissioner. We discuss leadership, life and how to connect with the younger workers in your office.
17m - May 12, 2026 - Terri Lundberg on founding Wiser 360, advice for new leaders
One-on-one with the founder of Wiser 360 Terri Lundberg. Hear her thoughtful and detailed advice on leadership, how she describes her leadership style and her advice for leaders who are on the rise.
12m - Apr 28, 2026 - Daniel Cameron on running a campaign, being open to input
The former Attorney General of Kentucky and current Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate talks leadership style, building relationships, family and his deep faith.
14m - Apr 21, 2026 - Dr. Anton Reece on leading a community college, good leadership traits
The President and CEO of West Kentucky Community & Technical College, Dr. Anton Reece, discusses the traits he believes makes good leaders great, and where growing leaders often fail.
17m - Apr 14, 2026 - Attorney Mark Bryant on finding the smartest people to hire
Founder and President of the Bryant Law Center, Mark Bryant, sits down to share experiences and memories from his storied career. He also explains how he built his law firm that continues to thrive today.
21m - Apr 7, 2026 - Secretary of State Michael Adams on empathy, being well-read
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams explains the role empathy plays in his leadership style and why picking up a newspaper or book will help you in the long run. Adams also responds to chatter that he'll make a run to be Kentucky's next governor.
14m - Mar 24, 2026 - Kenny Boyd on being clear and concise, avoiding ‘yes’ people
President of Baptist Health Paducah Kenny Boyd talks about his leadership style; one that focuses on being transparent, clear, and concise. Also, what to do when you make a mistake — because he says you will make mistakes.
15m - Mar 17, 2026 - Ines Rivas-Hutchins on founding her company, mentors, and building a team
The Founder and President of INTEC Group, LLC, Ines Rivas-Hutchins, is the guest on this week's episode. She founded a Woman Owned Small Business (WOSB) and SBA certified HUBZone in Kentucky.
16m - Mar 10, 2026 - Ashley Johnson on ‘practice the pause’ when making big decisions
President & CEO of Paducah Bank, Ashley Johnson, joins the pod to talk about her new position with the company. She is the first woman to serve in that role in the bank's 78 year-old history. Why she says collaborative work is key, how she encourages members of her team, and the role family plays in her life.
14m - Mar 3, 2026
