Healthcare faces rising costs, quality problems, and workforce shortages, and the ability to rally people around a shared, meaningful purpose is more critical than ever. So, how do healthcare leaders begin to inspire this sense of purpose to fuel innovation? Don Berwick, President Emeritus of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and former Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, tells us about his transformational leadership journey, characterized by leading through influence, inspiring purpose, and channeling intrinsic motivation into action.
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Pulling adorable yellow cats out of my islands product retrograde
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Rocky is joined by a very special guest - the one and only Flux himself - Jerry Douglas. They celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the most important bluegrass recordings of all time - the J.D. Crowe and the New South album better known as Rounder 044. Jerry is one of only 2 surviving members of the band that created a new standard of excellence in bluegrass when they released this album back in 1975. In the 50 years since, Jerry has cemented his place in music history as the greatest dobro player of all time. He has won 16 Grammy Awards and appeared on thousands of recordings in a career that is unmatched by any other resophonic guitar player on planet Earth. Jerry reminisces on the legendary New South recording sessions, playing alongside Tony Rice, Ricky Skaggs, Bobby Slone and J.D. Crowe.
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This time around on the Goodtime Hour, Russ Tolman is spinning souldies tunes, old and new, with music from Chicano Batman, The Chi-Lites, The Commands, Thee Sacred Souls, Thee Vellords, and many more. Tune in at 9p Pacific on Thursday, July 24 via KDRT 95.7 FM in Davis, CA + KDRT.org around the world + anytime via the podcast apps!
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