Monday Morning Radio
Dean Rotbart · Monday Morning Radio
Show overview
Monday Morning Radio has been publishing since 2012, and across the 14 years since has built a catalogue of 705 episodes, alongside 2 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 470 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 14th season.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 32 min and 47 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 30 episodes already out so far this year.
From the publisher
A regular audio podcast that features some of the country's most innovative business owners and experts - men and women who are putting into practice the profitable lessons that can be gleaned by reading Roy H. William's Monday Morning Memo
Latest Episodes
View all 705 episodesWhat Great Leaders Hear That Everyone Else Misses
When Ambition Starts Owning You: How High Achievers Can Reclaim Their Lives
Keep Your Eyes Farther Down the Road to Achieve Greater Business and Professional Success
The Freedom, Risks, and Hard-Won Lessons of Going Solo
The Same Strategic Principles That Led Colorado to Statehood on August 1, 1876, Continue to Drive Successful Organizations 150 Years Later
Build a Business That Thrives Even When the World Turns Upside Down
Apple Rejected His Breakthrough App, But Couldn't Break His Entrepreneurial Determination
Stay Relevant or Get Left Behind in AI-Powered Workplaces That Never Stop Changing
Why So Many Good Business Concepts Fail — and How Your Company Can Succeed
Pearls Of Wisdom From An Entrepreneur Who Built A Pearl Empire
What Small-Business Owners Can Learn from the Behavior of Termites, Mosquitoes, and Bees
How to Grow Your Business Without Working More Hours
The Hidden Family Dynasty Behind One of America's Financial Giants
What Business Owners Can Learn From Jon Erlichman's Phenomenal Social Media Success
Why Smart Executives Still Make Bad Decisions — and What Cheryl Strauss Einhorn Says They Should Do Instead
What Zig Ziglar Would Advise Business Leaders in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
From Calling Balls and Strikes to Managing Millions:
Joshua Lifrak's Work with the 2016 World Champion Chicago Cubs Holds Powerful Lessons for Today's Business Leaders
When Experience Becomes a Liability: How Past Success Can Blind Leaders to New Realities
S14 Ep 41The Ripple Effect: Building a Culture of Continuous Coaching
Effective workplace mentoring isn't a 'sometimes' thing. It's a habit. That's a leadership lesson that Kimberly Lee has learned after more than two decades of hands-on experience in human resources, and helping businesses embrace what she dubs "a coaching culture." Kim is the founder and CEO of Lotic Systems and author of Building a Coaching Culture: The Ripple Effect. She is also the creator of RipplelQ, an AI-powered leadership coaching tool. Many workplaces struggle to get the best from their people; however, Kim says a coaching approach can change that. She finds that employees who feel supported and invested in are more likely to take initiative, collaborate effectively, and stay with the organization. For entrepreneurs and business owners, Kim's message is clear: Don't just manage performance — coach it. Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart. Photo: Kimberly Lee, Lotic SystemsPosted: April 13, 2026 Monday Morning Run Time: 41:54 Episode: 14.41 RELATED EPISODES: Are Your Customers and Clients Likely To Wear Your 'Team Colors' As They Clap and Stomp for Your Success? How to Create a Business Culture Where Everyone Can Thrive Creating a Culture of Excellence is Game, Set, and Match