The Matthews Mentality Podcast

In this episode of the Matthews Mentality Podcast, host Kyle Matthews sits down with Sean Henry, CEO of the Nashville Predators. Since taking the helm in 2010, Sean has remarkably transformed the organization. Under his leadership, Bridgestone Arena has been recognized as Arena of the Year, and the Predators named the number one professional sports franchise by ESPN. Sean dives deep into his leadership philosophy, the obstacles he has navigated, and his vision for the future. From rebuilding teams to integrating advanced technology and fostering a supportive community, Sean shares invaluable insights. Whether you’re an aspiring sports executive or a Preds fan, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to lead a successful sports franchise.

Best of the full episode "E47: Creative Determination – Rebecca Minkoff on Fashion, Business & RHONY"

Cut from the full episode "E46: Building Empires: Anne Mahlum's Journey from Fitness to Fortune"

In this episode of the Matthews Mentality podcast, host Kyle Matthews welcomes fashion designer and entrepreneur Rebecca Minkoff. Rebecca shares her incredible journey from creating an 'I Love New York' shirt to support 9/11 rescue efforts, to becoming a globally renowned designer. She discusses the challenges and triumphs of building her brand, the empowering impact of the Female Founder Collective, her recent involvement with the Real Housewives of New York City, and her exciting collaboration with the NFL. Rebecca also offers insights into balancing creativity with business, the evolution of her entrepreneurial journey, and her motivation for continually pushing the boundaries in the fashion industry. Join us for an inspiring conversation with a powerhouse in fashion and business.

In this episode of the Matthews Mentality Podcast, host Kyle Matthews interviews Anne Mahlum, the founder of [solidcore], a premier boutique fitness brand in the U.S. Anne's story is one of resilience, grit, and unparalleled entrepreneurial spirit. Starting from a strong belief in not having a Plan B, she used her life savings to open her first [solidcore] studio in 2013. Through her determination, she grew [solidcore] to over 2,000 employees and hundreds of thousands of clients before successfully exiting the company in 2023. Anne shares insights on her journey, the challenges she faced, her techniques for scaling a business, and life after her big exit. Join us for an inspiring conversation about building a brand from scratch, navigating legal battles, managing financial challenges, and finding the right balance in life.

Cut from the full episode "E45: Navigating Success: Chris Gannett’s Strategic Journey"

In this enlightening episode of the Matthews Mentality Podcast, host Kyle Matthews welcomes Chris Gannett, an international speaker, accomplished investor, and founder of Gannett Partners. Chris shares his journey from growing up in Dallas and working in advertising and marketing, to playing pivotal roles at Sony and CKX Entertainment, to ultimately founding his own executive coaching firm. The conversation touches on Chris's passion for music, his drive to make impactful contributions in business and philanthropy, and his commitment to coaching and mentoring future leaders. Tune in to hear insights on success, leadership, and the evolving dynamics of today's workforce.00:00 Introduction to the Podcast00:26 Meet Chris Gannett: A Multifaceted Leader01:47 Chris's Day-to-Day Life03:38 Chris's Early Life and Background04:36 High School and Developing Grit13:52 College Years and Early Career31:16 Transition to Business School37:38 Entering the Music Industry44:11 Navigating the Digital Music Revolution45:48 Reflections on Sony and Industry Evolution48:52 Transition to Muhammad Ali Enterprises50:54 Revitalizing American Idol and CKX57:46 Joining The Blaze and Media Ventures01:12:25 Executive Coaching and Founding Gannett Partners01:22:30 Philanthropy and Community Engagement01:25:25 Final Thoughts and Career Advice

In this insightful interview, a former Unilever CEO shares his journey to success through lifelong learning and leadership. He discusses how he bridged his knowledge gap in finance with the help of a colleague, the importance of inspiring and engaging people, and his transition to becoming a professor at Columbia. Touching on leadership domains, personal growth, and the evolving role of AI in business, this episode provides valuable lessons for both current and aspiring leaders.

Join host Kyle Matthews as he welcomes Willie Pieterson, former CEO of global powerhouses like Tropicana, Seagram USA, and Unilever Foods. Currently a professor at Columbia Business School. In this insightful episode, Willie shares his extraordinary journey from South Africa to leading multi-billion dollar companies, touching on profound leadership lessons, the impact of Apartheid, and the importance of inspiring people. Drawing from his latest book, 'Leadership, The Inside Story,' Willie delves into the essence of true leadership and how his strategic learning framework has influenced major corporations. This engaging discussion is packed with valuable takeaways for anyone seeking to lead effectively, understand the dynamics of organizational success, and inspire others. Don't miss this captivating episode filled with wisdom, experience, and invaluable insights into leadership and vision.00:00 Introduction 01:40 Welcome to the Matthews Mentality Podcast01:42 Introducing Willie Peterson02:01 Willie's Background and Career03:12 Apartheid in South Africa05:57 Personal Experiences with Apartheid08:16 Mandela and the End of Apartheid12:09 The Role of Imprinting and Education37:25 Transition to an International Career42:22 Discovering a Passion for Finance43:03 The Realization About Leadership44:46 Key Drivers for Effective Leadership47:22 The Three Domains of Leadership49:34 The Importance of AI in Modern Leadership56:08 Balancing Work and Family Life01:00:45 Turning Around Unilever's U.S. Foods Business01:06:22 Transitioning to Academia01:12:08 Advice for Aspiring Leaders01:17:45 Prioritization and Simplification in Leadership01:19:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode, we delve into the widespread use and potential health risks of seed oils, with a particular focus on the historical and ongoing influence of the American Heart Association. The video discusses the role of Procter and Gamble in promoting seed oils, originating from industrial purposes to becoming common cooking oils like Crisco, and questions the health claims associated with canola and other seed oils. Dr. Lufkin also explores the interconnections between chronic diseases such as gout, hypertension, prediabetes, and obesity and highlights the transformative impact of lifestyle changes in nutrition, sleep, exercise, and stress management. Personal anecdotes and scientific evidence are woven throughout the conversation, offering insights into overcoming modern health challenges. Key figures and studies, including discussions about Casey Means, Kelly Means, and Dr. Kate Shanahan, are referenced to support these insights.