Standing Tall: Voices in Leadership
Standing Tall: Voices in Leadership
Podcast Description
In a world that’s rapidly changing, great leadership stands out—and stands tall. Hosted by Randy Lindquist, Standing Tall dives deep into the stories of education’s GIANT leaders. Inspired by Isaac Newton’s quote, “If I see further than others, it’s because I stand on the shoulders of giants,” this podcast uncovers the wisdom, grit, and heart that drive exceptional school leaders.
Each episode, Randy sits down with inspiring voices in education to dissect their leadership journeys, tease out practical lessons, and explore the challenges they’ve overcome. From bold innovations to everyday resilience, Standing Tall offers real-world insights that any school leader can lean on, learn from, and build upon.
When we learn from giants, we all stand a little taller.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as personalized learning, community engagement, educational equity, and leadership strategies. Specific episodes delve into topics like competency-based learning with Dr. Cory Steiner, exploring innovative practices that foster student success, and addressing challenges in educational transitions, like those discussed by Dr. David Richards.
In a world that’s rapidly changing, great leadership stands out—and stands tall. Hosted by Randy Lindquist, Standing Tall dives deep into the stories of education’s GIANT leaders. Inspired by Isaac Newton’s quote, “If I see further than others, it’s because I stand on the shoulders of giants,” this podcast uncovers the wisdom, grit, and heart that drive exceptional school leaders.
Each episode, Randy sits down with inspiring voices in education to dissect their leadership journeys, tease out practical lessons, and explore the challenges they’ve overcome. From bold innovations to everyday resilience, Standing Tall offers real-world insights that any school leader can lean on, learn from, and build upon.
When we learn from giants, we all stand a little taller.
Topics Discussed:
• Transitioning from counselor to administrator
• Building school culture through daily interactions and hiring
• The importance of belonging—for students, staff, and families
• The role of national networks in educational leadership
• “Happy chickens lay eggs”—why staff wellness matters
• Patrick Lencioni’s Hungry, Humble, Smart hiring model
• Why instructional leadership begins with clarity: What are we teaching? How are we teaching it?
• Work-life alignment and the glass vs. plastic ball metaphor
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