Whiskey, Jazz and Leadership

This is part 1 of a 2 part conversation…
In part 1 of a two-part episode, host Galen Bingham welcomes leadership speaker and coach Ben Eden.
Ben shares his background as a former HR executive who helped scale a company from under 50 employees to nearly 2,000 internationally before leaving to speak and coach on leadership and self-perception. They discuss how people are promoted into management without training, Ben’s tendency to be drafted into leadership, and the often unseen weight of leadership.
 
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In part 2 of a two-part conversation, host Galen Bingham asks Orlando about his “invisible board of directors,” and Orlando names Malcolm X for strength and courage, Barack Obama for leadership and vision under pressure, and Jesus Christ for grace and forgiveness. They connect these traits to leadership at home and in Orlando’s real estate work. Galen outlines three leadership fundamentals, while Orlando adds that motivation varies by person and leaders must adapt and then the discussion shifts to basketball, debating how to guard Victor Wembanyama, and how eras  have affected the NBA game.
 
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In part 1 of a two-part Whiskey, Jazz, and Leadership conversation, host Galen Bingham welcomes fellow Kappa Alpha Psi member and longtime entrepreneur Orlando Askins, and his entrepreneurial journey. Askins shares his background raised in South Central LA and how he stumbled into real estate after doing street-team marketing, then learned through mistakes, including a first $15,000 property deal that went bad. He describes shifting from mortgages after the 2007 crash and moving to St. Louis to find sustainable, affordable markets. They connect jazz to improvisation, leadership to decisive action and consistency, and discuss adaptive “delta” leadership using The Godfather as an example of choosing how to show up rather than being the loudest in the room.
 
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In part 2 of a two-part conversation on the Whiskey, Jazz, and Leadership podcast, host Galen Bingham continues with Dr. Willie Jolley, focusing on the role of mentorship in achieving goals, citing mentors such as Les Brown and General Colin Powell and emphasizing seeking counsel to avoid costly mistakes. Jolley recounts how Rosita Perez pushed him to stop giving generic speeches and tell his own story, and he frames courage as moving forward despite fear—especially when he took the risk of breaking into song during speeches and later writing a wealth-focused book outside his usual self-help lane. He explains his “rich vs. wealthy” distinction, introduces five money mindsets culminating in a generational “wealth mindset,” shares a family example of debt reduction and investing.
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In part 1 of a two-part conversation on the Whiskey, Jazz and Leadership Podcast, host Galen Bingham welcomes Hall of Fame keynote speaker, bestselling author, and SiriusXM host Dr. Willie Jolley, Jolley shares his journey from growing up in Washington, DC in a jazz-centered family to becoming an award-winning jazz club performer before being displaced by karaoke, then finding purpose as a DC public schools drug prevention coordinator whose speeches launched a speaking career. He recounts opportunities with Les Brown, syndicated radio and SiriusXM, multiple bestselling books, and major speaking honors, emphasizing his “setback is a setup for a comeback” mindset. They connect the podcast’s themes through metaphors: whiskey as refinement, jazz as practiced improvisation and “playing the changes,” and leadership as developed through pressure, continuous improvement, and doing the right thing when no one is watching.
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In part 2 of a two-part conversation on the Whiskey, Jazz, and Leadership podcast, host Galen Bingham continues with executive search entrepreneur Frank Clark, who explains that strong leaders capture hearts, minds, and imaginations, and that Encore Leadership Advisors stress-tests this “followership” through early interactions and back-channel references to avoid mismatched opportunities. Clark shares that what wasn’t “in the brochure” of his current role was hearing many more “no’s” in a competitive executive search market, which reinforced the need for relentlessness, immersion, and bringing value in every client interaction. The discussion connects entrepreneurship to John Coltrane’s journey, including being misunderstood and operating from a calling, not just a career. Clark also describes his “invisible board of directors”—Reginald Lewis, John H. Johnson, and Bob Johnson—highlighting preparation, work ethic, belief, strategy, and team-building, and closes with advice on core values, mastery, and service.
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This is part 1 of a 2 part conversation… 
In part 1 of a two-part conversation on the Whiskey, Jazz, and Leadership podcast, host Galen Bingham welcomes executive search entrepreneur Frank Clark, who shares his non-linear career journey from Motorola sales to AT&T leadership, earning an MBA in finance and marketing while working, moving into consulting at EDS, and leading a large P&L at RR Donnelley before buying printing businesses in Las Vegas under a private equity model and helping build Encore Leadership Advisors, a national C-suite executive search firm. They discuss the show’s whiskey-jazz-leadership metaphor as enjoyment and mentorship, career improvisation across industries, and leadership through collaboration, empathy, and execution. Clark emphasizes demonstrating empathy by showing vulnerability and sharing origin stories, including growing up on Chicago’s South Side and his father’s rise from the mailroom. They also outline Encore’s candidate rigor, including probing motivations, intellectual curiosity, career trajectory, and followership.
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In part 2 of a two part conversation on the Whiskey, Jazz, and Leadership Podcast, host Galen Bingham talks with Dr. Deb Clary (founder of the Clary Group and author of The Curiosity Curve) about leaders needing a broad “toolbox” and the dexterity to use the right approach for each situation. Clary shares how raising two daughters revealed different needs for support and autonomy, shaping her practice of asking teammates how they like to be led. She contrasts transactional, rule-driven culture at Frito-Lay with Coca-Cola’s more relational approach, and explains why bold, genuine questions drive growth, coaching, and leader development. She cites research linking curiosity to higher retention, job satisfaction, and engagement, emphasizes trust as a prerequisite for bolder questions.
 
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In the season ten kickoff of the Whiskey, Jazz, and Leadership Podcast, host Galen Bingham reconnects with his former Coca-Cola North America manager, Dr. Deb Clary, founder of the Clary Group and author of “The Curiosity Curve”, for part 1 of a two-part conversation about curiosity as a leadership discipline and how better questions improve decisions. Dr. Clary recounts her career from Frito-Lay route driver to leadership roles at Coca-Cola, Brown-Forman, and Humana, earning a doctorate in leadership development, launching Humana’s Leadership Institute, and researching curiosity’s relationship to leadership performance and culture. They also touch on her 2005 dissertation findings that women tend toward purpose-driven transformational leadership, men toward results-driven transactional leadership, and that C-suite leaders need both.
 
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Season 10 begins with a question that has been getting harder for me to ignore:
What if success is keeping you busy enough to miss your assignment?
After more than 175 conversations, I’ve noticed that even the most accomplished leaders eventually wrestle with deeper questions about identity, purpose, and what their success is ultimately for.
In this On Tap preview, you’ll meet five of the 17 leaders joining me this season:
Dr. Deb Clary, a globally recognized leadership expert, TEDx speaker, author, and authority on curiosity.
Dr. Willie Jolley, a Hall of Fame speaker, bestselling author, and renowned expert on turning setbacks into comebacks.
Kim-Adele Randall, a CEO, bestselling author, and leadership expert whose work explores self-doubt, authenticity, and the courage to step into what comes next.
Roderick Jefferson, a Fortune 100 executive and bestselling author whose journey from global corporate success to stroke survivor reshaped his perspective on health, leadership, and what matters most.
John Herber, Chairman of RubinBrown and a respected business leader who believes success finds its greatest meaning through stewardship and service.
Season 10 is about reinvention, faith, resilience, identity, courage, and the questions that change the direction of a life.
My hope is that somewhere in these conversations, you hear something that challenges you, stays with you, and moves you closer to the assignment that has your name on it.
Welcome to Season 10 of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership.
Cheers.

Podcast Description:In this powerful Season 9 Recap of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham reflects on a season defined by high-stakes decision-making. There is a moment every leader faces when the data is incomplete, the room is watching, and the choices carry real weight. This episode breaks down how exceptional leaders think and act when leadership stops being theory and becomes reality.
Galen highlights key moments from 17 incredible guests who do not wait for clarity—they create it. You will revisit insights from Melvin Gilliam Sr. on boardroom principles, Olu Burrell on neuroscience-based thinking, DeVone Holt on living a legacy of conviction, and Hugh Roth on enterprise leadership at the highest levels. From the discipline of jazz mastery with Lenny Price to the courage of trusting your own signal with Yolessa Lawrence, this recap captures the essence of what it takes to lead under pressure.
This season was proudly sponsored by Kiln Global Coaching and Consulting. When the pressure hits, many leaders hesitate. When ROI is on the line, you do not have that luxury. Visit KilnGlobalCoaching.com to learn more.
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In Part 2 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham continues his dynamic conversation with Hugh Roth, Chief Customer Officer and seasoned leader with a career spanning iconic brands like Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and American Express. This episode dives deep into the nuances of leading leaders, the importance of curiosity, and how to create an environment where teams thrive.
 
Hugh shares his insights on the value of asking catalytic questions, the role of mentors in shaping leadership, and the challenges of transitioning from being a "hunter" to a "guide." With wisdom gained from decades of experience and a passion for empowering others, Hugh offers actionable advice for leaders at every stage of their journey.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours the last of his Stagg bourbon, a bold and fiery whiskey from the Buffalo Trace family, clocking in at a powerful 130 proof—perfect for a conversation about bold leadership and big ideas. Meanwhile, Hugh keeps it sharp and refreshing with Zero Sugar Mountain Dew, his go-to drink by day, while hinting at its potential as a mixer when the time is right. Together, their drink choices reflect the balance of boldness and clarity that defines great leadership.
 
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Podcast Description:
In Part 1 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham sits down with Hugh Roth, Chief Customer Officer and seasoned leader with a career spanning iconic brands like Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and American Express. Hugh shares his journey from his roots in Pittsburgh to leading global teams, offering invaluable insights into leadership, trust, and creating value in the eyes of others.
 
This episode dives into the essence of leadership, the importance of humility, and how to create an environment where people feel empowered to bring their best ideas forward. Hugh and Galen explore the significance of playing to your team’s strengths, building trust through transparency, and the lessons learned from working with some of the most respected leaders in the industry.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours the last corner of his bottle of Stagg bourbon, a bold and complex whiskey from the Buffalo Trace family, clocking in at a fiery 130 proof. The occasion? A conversation with a leader who’s been foundational to his own leadership journey. Meanwhile, Hugh keeps it responsible with Zero Sugar Mountain Dew, his go-to drink by day, but hints at its potential as a mixer when the time is right. Together, their choices set the stage for a rich and reflective dialogue.
 
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In Part 2 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham continues his powerful conversation with leadership expert and storyteller Melissa Majors. This episode dives even deeper into the art of leading with humanity, the courage it takes to challenge the status quo, and the transformative power of storytelling in building trust and inspiring action.
 
Melissa shares her insights on how leaders can embrace their humanity, foster inclusion, and create environments where people thrive. From the leadership principles of Jesus to the neuroscience of storytelling, this conversation is packed with wisdom, humor, and actionable advice for leaders at every level.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours a glass of Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a velvety bourbon finished in port wine barrels, perfect for a conversation about courage and connection. Meanwhile, Melissa raises her glass of Russell’s Reserve whiskey, sharing how it became a heartfelt tribute to her late father. Their drink choices, much like their dialogue, are rich, layered, and full of meaning.
 
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In Part 1 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham sits down with the inspiring Melissa Majors, a leadership expert, storyteller, and coach. Melissa shares her journey from teaching her father to read as a child to becoming a global leader in corporate education and human-centered leadership. With her unique blend of emotional intelligence, storytelling, and practical wisdom, Melissa reveals how leaders can inspire action, foster connection, and create lasting impact.
 
This episode dives into the art of leadership storytelling, the importance of understanding your team’s motivations, and how embracing both the joys and pains of life can make you a better leader. Melissa’s insights are as heartfelt as they are actionable, making this a must-listen for anyone looking to elevate their leadership game.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours a glass of Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a smooth bourbon finished in port wine barrels, perfect for a sophisticated and reflective conversation. Meanwhile, Melissa raises a glass of Russell’s Reserve whiskey, sharing a touching story about how it became a tribute to her late father. Together, their drinks and stories set the stage for a rich and meaningful discussion.
 
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In Part 2 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham continues his engaging conversation with voice and speaking coach Jimmy Cannon. With a foundation as a professional jazz musician and vocal coach, Jimmy delves deeper into the art of using your voice to inspire, connect, and lead with authenticity.
 
This episode explores the intersection of jazz improvisation and leadership, the emotional power of vocal delivery, and the decision to "go pro" in your craft. Jimmy and Galen discuss how to overcome vocal habits, project confidence, and create meaningful connections through tone, pitch, and resonance.
 
Listen in as Jimmy reflects on:• The Connection Between Jazz and Leadership: Why improvisation and adaptability are essential for effective leadership.• Mastering Vocal Resonance: How to unlock the full potential of your voice to inspire and lead.• The Decision to Go Pro: Why committing to mastery is the key to greatness in any field.• The Emotional Impact of Voice: How sincerity and tone can transform your message and influence others.• The Power of Practice: Why refining your voice is a lifelong journey, much like jazz itself.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours a glass of smooth bourbon whiskey, while Jimmy shares his newfound appreciation for bourbon and his love for IPA bitters. Together, they toast to the art of leadership and the craft of communication.
 
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Podcast Description:In Part 1 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham takes the conversation across the pond to The UK, where he sits down with voice and speaking coach Jimmy Cannon. With a rich background as a professional jazz musician and vocal coach, Jimmy shares his journey from the world of music to helping professionals master their voices for greater impact and confidence.
 
This episode dives into the art and science of using your voice effectively, whether you're leading a team, presenting to an audience, or simply trying to project authority in everyday conversations. Jimmy and Galen explore the parallels between jazz improvisation and public speaking, the importance of self-awareness, and how to overcome common vocal habits that can undermine your message.
 
Listen in as Jimmy Reflects on:
The Power of Practice: Why mastering your voice is like learning to improvise in jazz—it takes preparation and flow.
Overcoming Vocal Habits: How to address issues like upspeak, vocal fry, and filler words to project confidence.
The Role of Self-Awareness: Why recording and listening to yourself is key to improving your vocal delivery.
Jazz and Leadership: How the principles of improvisation apply to speaking and leading with authenticity.
The Emotional Impact of Voice: How your tone, pitch, and delivery can influence how others perceive your message.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours a glass of Angel’s Envy Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a smooth and slightly sweet bourbon finished in wine barrels, perfectly suited for a conversation about refining your craft. Meanwhile, Jimmy opts for a refreshing red berry and sour cherry drink, while sharing his love for IPA bitters and his dream of one day enjoying bourbon.
 
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In Part 2 of this heartfelt and insightful conversation on Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham reconnects with longtime friend and leadership pro, Bo Stephens. This episode dives deep into the art of balancing faith, family, and work while navigating the challenges of leadership in both personal and professional settings.
 
Bo shares how flexibility and authenticity have shaped his approach to building relationships, managing a team, and leading a family. From adapting business strategies to embracing the unexpected, Bo and Galen explore the importance of staying true to your values while remaining open to new opportunities.
 
Listen in as Bo Reflects on:
Marrying the Objective, Dating the Strategy: Why flexibility is key to achieving long-term goals.
Friends Buy from Friends: The power of building genuine relationships in business.
Leadership at Home: How Bo approaches his role as a father, husband, and now father-in-law with intention and care.
Faith in Action: Why being genuine in your faith is more impactful than being overbearing.
The Transition to Leadership: How to shift from being an individual contributor to managing and inspiring a team.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours another glass of Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a classic that’s as reliable as it is satisfying. Meanwhile, Bo continues to enjoy Casa Azul Tequila with a splash of club soda and a twist of lime, reflecting his ability to embrace new passions while staying true to himself.
 
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In Part 1 of this two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham reconnects with longtime friend and three-time guest, Bo Stephens. Bo, now leading sales and dealer development for Ikon Boats, shares his journey from corporate leadership in the medical device industry to building a luxury bass boat brand from the ground up.
 
This episode dives into the art of leadership in a small, high-impact team, the importance of genuine customer relationships, and how to create a culture of accountability and excellence. With decades of friendship and shared experiences, Galen and Bo explore how whiskey, jazz, and leadership intersect in both life and business.
 
Listen in as Bo Reflects on:
The Power of Simplicity: Why great leadership is about clear communication, removing barriers, and inspiring others.
Customer Experience: How Ikon Boats is building a brand one interaction at a time.
The Courage to Be Authentic: Why being yourself is the key to building trust and connection.
Improvisation in Leadership: How to adapt when plans don’t go as expected.
Faith, Family, and Work: Why integrating all aspects of life creates a more genuine leadership style.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours a glass of @buffalotrace Buffalo Trace Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a classic and reliable choice that “just gets the job done.” Meanwhile, Bo sips on Casa Azul Tequila with a splash of club soda and a twist of lime, reflecting his current affinity for tequila and his ability to embrace new passions.
 
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In Part 2 of this transformative two-part episode of Whiskey, Jazz & Leadership, host Galen Bingham continues his profound conversation with Yolessa Lawrinnce, spiritual healer, psychic medium, and executive director of Sedona Healing Arts. This episode dives deeper into the courage it takes to let go of societal expectations, trust your intuition, and put your soul in the driver’s seat of your life.
Yolessa shares her insights on overcoming fear, embracing connection, and stepping into your true purpose. Together, Galen and Yolessa explore the higher levels of being, the power of self-love, and the importance of taking action to align with your soul’s calling. This conversation is a masterclass in spiritual growth, self-discovery, and the art of living a life that’s truly your own.
 
Listen in as Yolessa Reflects on:
Overcoming Fear: Why safety is an illusion and how to move beyond it.
Trusting Your Intuition: How to let go of control and allow your soul to guide you.
The Power of Connection: Why self-love and connection are essential for spiritual growth.
Letting Go of Techniques: How to trust your knowledge and allow creativity to flow.
Living with Purpose: Why putting your soul in the driver’s seat leads to abundance and fulfillment.
 
What you drinking?Galen pours a glass of Balvenie 14-Year Caribbean Cask, a smooth and flavorful scotch aged in rum barrels, perfectly complementing a conversation about bold choices and spiritual awakening. Meanwhile, Yolessa stays grounded with her signature warm water, a practice that reflects her mindful and intentional approach to life.
 
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