SPKN's Unspoken Knowledge
SPKN's Unspoken Knowledge
Podcast Description
Unspoken Knowledge is a leadership series for those who believe sport can—and should—be life-changing. Hosted by two sport D1 Athlete, Coach Developer, and SPKN’s founder Meg Wilson, this podcast goes beyond X’s and O’s to explore what truly sets elite teams apart: trust, purpose, and the courage to lead under pressure.
Each episode features conversations with extraordinary leaders — from Navy SEALs and Marine Scout Snipers to tech pioneers and culture shapers.
These are individuals who’ve built high-performing teams where the stakes couldn’t be higher. They’ve learned what works when everything is on the line — and they’re here to share those lessons with you.
Discussion include but are not limited to:
• Cultivate trust when it matters most
• Lead with clarity in times of uncertainty
• Build resilient, purpose-driven individuals and teams
• Move from transactional to transformational leadership
• Understand Servant Leadership and Extreme Ownership
• How to lead with integrity
Whether you’re a coach, administrator, or athlete, this series will challenge you to think deeper, lead better, and create impact that lasts long after the game ends.
Because real leadership isn’t just taught — it’s lived.
Follow Unspoken Knowledge and join the movement of coaches who believe in building not just better teams, but better people.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast emphasizes key concepts such as trust, purpose, and transformational leadership, with episodes addressing diverse topics like cultivating resilience under pressure, leading with integrity, and understanding concepts like Servant Leadership and Extreme Ownership. Specific episodes include conversations with figures like Navy SEAL veteran Neil Dyer and Marine Scout Sniper Matthew Brakeman on navigating identity and effective leadership dynamics.
Unspoken Knowledge is a leadership series for those who believe sport can—and should—be life-changing. Hosted by two sport D1 Athlete, Coach Developer, and SPKN’s founder Meg Wilson, this podcast goes beyond X’s and O’s to explore what truly sets elite teams apart: trust, purpose, and the courage to lead under pressure.
Each episode features conversations with extraordinary leaders — from Navy SEALs and Marine Scout Snipers to tech pioneers and culture shapers.
These are individuals who’ve built high-performing teams where the stakes couldn’t be higher. They’ve learned what works when everything is on the line — and they’re here to share those lessons with you.
Discussion include but are not limited to:
• Cultivate trust when it matters most
• Lead with clarity in times of uncertainty
• Build resilient, purpose-driven individuals and teams
• Move from transactional to transformational leadership
• Understand Servant Leadership and Extreme Ownership
• How to lead with integrity
Whether you’re a coach, administrator, or athlete, this series will challenge you to think deeper, lead better, and create impact that lasts long after the game ends.
Because real leadership isn’t just taught — it’s lived.
Follow Unspoken Knowledge and join the movement of coaches who believe in building not just better teams, but better people.
In this episode of SPKN’s Unspoken Knowledge, I sit down with Rick Seigmund, a former federal law enforcement agent and co-founder of Warriors Rise. We explore Rick’s journey from a Southern upbringing to his impactful career in the U.S. Border Patrol, where he battled human trafficking and drug interdiction. Rick shares insights on the importance of respect in leadership, emphasizing how it can transform interactions in law enforcement, healthcare, and even youth sports. We discuss the challenges faced by today’s leaders and coaches in a disconnected, reactive society and the critical need for effective communication and respect. Join us as we delve into Rick’s experiences and learn how leading with respect can shape a better future for all.
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