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The Most Watched Local Government Podcast in America
Hosted by City Manager Chris Mann, Gov360 brings together the leaders, ideas, and candid conversations shaping the future of local government.
Each episode goes beyond policy and headlines to explore the real experience of public leadership, including organizational culture, politics, innovation, technology, career development, community conflict, burnout, resilience, and the challenges facing the profession.
Gov360 features conversations with city managers, public executives, elected officials, innovators, and other leaders who offer real-world perspectives and practical insights for those committed to stronger communities and better local government.
Whether you're a city manager, rising administrator, elected official, or other local government professional, Gov360 provides the ideas, perspective, and leadership insight to help you lead with greater impact.
Stay informed. Stay inspired. Lead boldly.
Conduttori:
Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 20 days
Durata media dell'audio:
45 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Stati Uniti
32 episodi
da 09 Aprile 2025
episodic
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Most people hear about government when something has gone wrong.
A scandal. A failure. A meeting that explodes. An official who betrays the public trust.
Those stories matter. Journalism is supposed to expose failure and hold power accountable.
But planes landing safely don't make the news. Neit…
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Local government has been through a difficult season.
Political polarization. Social media attacks. Burnout. Public distrust. Workforce challenges. Talented professionals questioning whether the personal cost of public service is still worth it.
Those challenges are real.
But they are not the wh…
Local government can break your heart.
Not because the work lacks meaning, but because it matters so deeply.
The people who choose careers in public service often carry enormous responsibility for their communities, organizations, employees, and democratic institutions. They celebrate victories t…
Leadership can be incredibly lonely.
Not because leaders are isolated. But because responsibility often can’t be shared.
What if the conversation didn’t have to end when the podcast ended?
Over the past year, Gov360 has brought together city managers, elected officials, consultants, authors, and…
Employees are changing jobs faster than ever. Organizations are experiencing constant turnover. City manager tenure continues to shrink. Political environments are increasingly volatile. Public expectations continue to rise. And leaders everywhere seem to be asking the same question:
What happened…
Before we talk about the differences between American and British local government…
It may be more important to talk about the similarities.
Different governmental structures.
Different political systems. Different laws.
Different traditions.
But remarkably similar challenges.
In thi…
Leadership in local government is becoming emotionally heavier.
Not just operationally difficult.
Heavier.
The public sees the council meeting.
The vote.
The controversy.
The headline.
What they often do not see is the pressure being absorbed behind the scenes by the people trying to hold organ…
City managers don’t just fail.
Most don’t fail at all.
They stall. They plateau. They quietly move on… or get pushed out.
And it’s usually not because they weren’t good at their job.
For decades, local government rewarded a clear formula:
Be competent. Stay neutral. Deliver results. Let the wo…
Departments don’t usually fail all at once. They break quietly, then suddenly. Across local government, employees are leaving, burnout is rising, and many leaders don’t realize a department is broken until it’s too late.
It starts subtly.
One resignation that doesn’t get filled. One burned-out em…
For more than a century, the council–manager form of government has been one of the most successful governance innovations in American public administration.
It professionalized local government.
It separated politics from administration.
And it allowed cities to focus on service delivery, finan…
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