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A guest-led podcast exploring how thoughtful people build discipline, lead themselves and others, and make sense of work, life, and growth.
Curiosity and Command is a guest-led podcast about leadership, discipline, growth, and the ideas that shape how we live and work.
Supported by Kaizen Summit, the show brings together founders, thinkers, operators, athletes, and high performers for honest conversations about self-leadership, resilience, philosophy, mastery, and personal development.
Each episode explores how thoughtful people make decisions, build discipline, lead others, and continue to grow
Curiosity and Command is a guest-led podcast about leadership, discipline, growth, and the ideas that shape how we live and work.
Supported by Kaizen Summit, the show brings together founders, thinkers, operators, athletes, and high performers for honest conversations about self-leadership, resilience, philosophy, mastery, and personal development.
Each episode explores how thoughtful people make decisions, build discipline, lead others, and continue to grow
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
56 minutes
Gastinterviews
Hat Sponsoren
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
27 Folgen
seit 24. April 2026
episodic
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Shaun Pascoe, CEO of the Lest We Forget Association, on combat medicine and leading by purpose.
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Scott Butler is a firefighter who pedalled a go-kart 921 miles from the bottom of Finland to the Arctic Circle. He rowed the Black Sea alone for 29 days, and he does most of his adventures on his own. This is a conversation about solitude, fear, failure and the mark you leave.
What's inside: the go…
Mitch Hutchcraft rowed the Atlantic, climbed Everest from England and wrote Limitless. He lost his dad at twenty and chose to carry him rather than bury him. This is a conversation about grief, anxiety, trust and getting through the next twenty minutes.
What's inside: why he wanted Everest from the…
Matthew Addison-Black spent his early career wearing a mask of leadership, copying the scripts he'd seen other people use instead of being himself. He tells Ben what it took to take it off, and why leadership is about behaviour rather than traits, which means anyone can learn it.
In this episode:
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Chris Stokes spent years as a military medic, including close support in Afghanistan, where he learned to build a barrier between himself and the people in front of him. He tells Ben Newton he would picture them as a block of wood so he could keep working. Then he retrained as a physiotherapist an…
Ex Para, Iraq close protection, anti piracy, twelve years a firefighter. Chris Binch on the fear that never left, and what he does with it.
Chris Binch served in the Parachute Regiment, worked close protection in Iraq, spent three years protecting ships from piracy and then twelve years in the fire…
Rob Colley DSC on what real strength is: the capacity to feel without being ruled by your feelings. 23 years in the military, eight in the Royal Marines and fifteen in a Specialist Military Unit, the Distinguished Service Cross, and now Thrival Instinct.
In this episode of Curiosity & Command, …
He signed aircraft fit to fly in a war zone. He still expects to be found out.Michael 'Arty' Shaw joined the Royal Navy at 16 as an artificer apprentice, five foot two and 47 kilograms, and rose to commander: head of the Navy's air engineering school and senior engineer of the Commando Helicopter F…
Andrew Daw left the military to become a financial adviser. He kept the discipline, the curiosity and the level head.
He and Ben Newton talk about why almost nobody is taught how to think about money, why staying calm matters more than being clever when a plan goes wrong, and why explaining your re…
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