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.
LeanBlog Podcast #66 – Joe Rizzo, AME Annual Conference
SPONSOR: MIT Professional Education – Short Programs: MIT will be holding three short courses on...
LeanBlog Podcast #65 – Kevin Frieswick on Error Proofing Hospital Handwashing
LeanBlog Podcast #65 is a discussion with Kevin Frieswick, a Lean Process Manager, with MetroWest...
Jamie Flinchbaugh on Coaching in Lean Transformations
Here is LeanBlog Podcast #64, again with Jamie Flinchbaugh, co-author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to Lean:...
LeanBlog Podcast #63 – David “Zuma Dogg” Saltsburg, Deming-Based Candidate for Los Angeles Mayor
I have a very special guest today… it's a very spur of the moment podcast...
LeanBlog Podcast #62 – Dr. John Toussaint, ThedaCare Center for Healthcare Value
Once again, our guest for Episode #62 is John S. Toussaint, MD, the CEO emeritus...
LeanBlog Podcast #61 – Norman Bodek, on the Super Meister System in Japan
Norman Bodek is once again back for episode #61 of the LeanBlog Podcast, talking about...
Randy Russell on Lean in Law Enforcement, Part 2: 5S, Standard Work, and Saving Lives
Podcast Episode #60 is the second part of a two-parter with retired Lt. Randy Russell...
LeanBlog Podcast #59 – Bob Miller Discusses the Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence
Episode #59 of the LeanBlog Podcast is here and our guest is Robert Miller, Executive...
Steve Spear on Why Toyota Outraces the Competition — and What “High Velocity” Organizations Do Differently
Steve Spear spent six months embedded with a Toyota team as a doctoral student, learning...
Alfie Kohn on Punished by Rewards, Deming, and Rethinking Motivation
My guest for LeanBlog Podcast #57 is Alfie Kohn, an author and lecturer in the...
John Shook on A3 Problem Solving, Managing to Learn, and Why “The A3 Itself Is Nothing”
John Shook — one of the first Americans to work deeply within Toyota — explains...
LeanBlog Podcast #55 – Norm Bodek on His Recent Trip to Ireland on Lean and Continuous Improvement
Norman Bodek is once again back for episode #55 of the LeanBlog Podcast, talking about...
