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Craig Wagner and I head to a real studio to talk radio, media, life, foods, and more with Andrew Z, from Andrew Z in the Morning Podcast.
Term Limits: How Long Should a Board Member Serve?
In this episode, Craig and Dawn tackle a perennial—and often uncomfortable—governance question: How long should a board member serve? The conversation reframes term limits not as an exit strategy, but as a leadership best practice that strengthens continuity, revitalizes boards, and honors legacy. …
When Ego Shows Up: How Ego Can Edge Good Out in the Boardroom
In this episode, Craig and Dawn tackle ego—with a twist—using the mnemonic E.G.O. = "Edge Good Out." The conversation centers on how a lack of self-awareness around strengths can allow ego to surface in board settings, quietly eroding trust, culture, and effectiveness. Drawing from decades of leade…
Robert's Rules: Finding Your Voice in the Boardroom
Episode Summary In this episode, Craig and Dawn explore a moment many board members remember vividly—the first time they stepped into a boardroom governed by Robert's Rules of Order.
Motions. Seconds. Points of order. Formal language that can feel unfamiliar and intimidating.
For many new board m…
Better Board Meetings: Moving from Discussion to Decision
Episode Summary In this episode, Craig and Dawn tackle a challenge almost every nonprofit board experiences: meetings that feel long, unfocused, or inefficient.
Most board members join because they care deeply about the mission. Yet too often, the time spent in board meetings feels draining instea…
Self-Regulation: The Leadership Skill Every Board Member Needs
Episode Summary In this episode, Craig and Dawn explore a leadership skill that quietly shapes every board meeting: self-regulation.
Most board members join because they care deeply about the mission. Yet board meetings can sometimes test even the most committed leaders. Conversations may feel rep…
When the World Feels Heavy: Leading Boards with Authenticity and Courage
Episode Summary In this episode, Craig and Dawn step slightly off script to name something many nonprofit leaders and board members are already feeling: the weight of leading in a time that feels heavy, divided, and uncertain.
This is a conversation about authenticity, values, and what it means to…
Boardroom Blind Spots: How Assumptions Undermine Good Governance
In this episode, Craig and Dawn explore one of the most common—and often unrecognized—blind spots in nonprofit governance: the assumptions that come with experience.
Experienced board members bring valuable perspective, institutional knowledge, and historical context to the table. But when confide…
Mission Over Moment: Building a Legacy That Outlasts Your Board Service
In this episode, Craig and Dawn explore a question that every nonprofit board member should ask—but few actually do:
What will this organization thank us for five, ten, or twenty years from now?
Too often, boards become consumed by annual budgets, funding cycles, strategic plans, and immediate op…
Season One Reflections: What We've Learned About Boards, Leadership, and Human Behavior
In this special Season One finale of The Board Edit, Craig and Dawn pause to reflect on the journey so far—18 episodes, countless governance conversations, and one shared mission: helping nonprofit board members lead with greater clarity, confidence, and purpose.
Throughout the season, they've exp…
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