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Lean Blog Interviews podcast

Lean Blog Interviews

How do we improve our work, lead more effectively, and create better outcomes for the people we serve? In Lean Blog Interviews, I talk with practitioners, leaders, authors, and other guests about Lean management, continuous improvement, and the lessons they have learned along the way. We discuss experiences from healthcare, manufacturing, and other settings, including what worked, what did not, and what others can learn. Hosted by Mark Graban, author of Lean Hospitals and The Mistakes That Make Us.

Podcast #114 – John Kim, Lean and Healthcare Senior Leaders

Episode #114 is a conversation with John Kim, of the firm John Kim & Associates...

Podcast #113 – Aubrey Daniels, PhD, “Safe by Accident?”

Episode #113 is a discussion with Aubrey Daniels, PhD, the founder and chairman of his...

Captain Sully and Patient Safety Lessons with Naida Grunden

Captain Sully and patient safety come together in this conversation with Naida Grunden, author of...

Jeffrey Liker on Toyota’s Crisis, Recalls, and the Real Test of the Toyota Way

Jeffrey Liker explains why Toyota's recalls were not a failure of the Toyota Way, but...

Dr. Jack Billi on Lean Thinking, A3 Problem Solving, and Engaging Physicians

Listen: Episode #110 is a chat with Dr. Jack Billi from the University of Michigan...

Jim Morgan of Ford on Lean Product Development and Leading by Asking

Episode #109 is a discussion with  Jim Morgan, Director, Global Body Exterior and Stamping Business...

Gwendolyn Galsworth, Respect for People and “Work That Makes Sense”

Episode #108 is a discussion with Dr. Gwendolyn Galsworth, recorded in person at the 2010...

Daniel H. Pink Discusses the Intersection of Lean Methodology and Motivation in His Book ‘Drive’

Dan Pink joins me to discuss his book Drive and the science behind what actually...

Podcast #106 – Jim Baran, “Career Kaizen”

For episode #106, we have a returning guest, Jim Baran of the firm Career Kaizen...

Podcast #105 – Bill Waddell & Adam Zak, “Simple Excellence”

Podcast #105 is a conversation with the co-authors of the new book Simple Excellence: Organizing...

Lean in Healthcare Labs: Dr. Peter Patterson on Histopathology and Continuous Improvement

Podcast #104 is a discussion with Dr. Peter Patterson (@IDrPete), a friend of mine and...
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Podcast #103 – Matthew E. May, “The Shibumi Strategy”

My guest for Episode #103 is Matthew E. May, returning to talk about his latest...

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