John Lydon

The CFNY: Spirit of Radio Documentary Experience #1. Roger “Roadshow” Powell is our guest and shares CFNY Video Roadshow, Martin Streek & Chris Sheppard stories. We revisit the infamous Ivar Hamilton – John Lydon PIL interview plus music milestones from the week of January 26-31 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .

How can businesses and leaders evolve to create more value for all stakeholders? John Lydon is a Senior Partner at McKinsey and was Australia's Managing Director for 6 years. In this episode John unpacks his experience of taking a one year sabbatical from McKinsey to deeply explore the world of purpose-led business. He reflects on how business can work to more fully embed purpose, and the role of leaders in that journey. LINKS: John's LinkedIn Cynefin Framework Humble Consulting Getting Naked PODCAST LINKS: Website iTunes Spotify

In Episode 75, “Forward with Courage and Curiosity”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to John Lydon, former Managing Partner, Australia and New Zealand of McKinsey & Company. He is currently a Senior Partner of the firm. We are treated to some fascinating stories from John’s distinguished career, hailing from the quiet and peaceful county of Lincolnshire to traversing the world, advising clients on decisions that impact communities and the greater society, ultimately leading McKinsey & Company in Australia and New Zealand. Following his term as Managing Partner, John took a sabbatical to truly explore how businesses can create more value for all stakeholders and society. Today, he shares with us his key learnings and reveals how true commitment to ESG, social impact and purpose can positively influence not only a business’s bottom line but also the future of the world and generations to come. During John’s tenure at McKinsey & Company, the Australia and New Zealand practice grew three-fold to over 450 consultants. He also founded McKinsey Implementation globally. He is also Chairman of Generation Australia, Co-Chair of the Australian Climate Leaders Coalition and a member of the University of Technology Sydney’s Vice Chancellor’s Advisory Board. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cultural responsiveness is a critical component to achieving educational equity and it is easily left out of many conversations. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the challenges faced by marginalized students have intensified, making it even more prudent to address this inequity now. Developing cultural awareness is the first step that we can take to ensure that we are providing all students with challenging and empowering learning experiences in this ever-changing landscape. Today, Brittany Fike and I sit down with John Lydon, Director of Academics at Polaris Charter Academy in Chicago, to continue our discussion on equity and culturally responsive education.

Punk legend John Lydon, best known to a generation as Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols, talks to me from his LA home about his new autobiography, Anger Is An Energy - My Life Uncensored, ahead of his guest talk at Sheffield's Off The Shelf book festival on October 15. Full details at www.thestar.co.uk and http://www.welcometosheffield.co.uk/visit/off-the-shelf