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	Title	Pub. Date	Duration
	The Rhythm of Communication	04 Aug 2026	00:06:38
Why do we remember song lyrics from decades ago but forget a company strategy announced last week? Katherine Coble explores the connection between music and leadership communication, starting with a real example of a well-meaning leader whose reactive updates left his team feeling like they only heard from him when something went wrong. She breaks down three lessons from the power of song that leaders can apply right away: repeat your most important messages so they stick, connect with emotion so people remember why it matters, and simplify so your team can carry the message forward. Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: Leaders who only communicate when there's a problem train their teams to dread hearing from them. Repetition creates retention: if a message is important enough to remember, it's important enough to repeat. Wrapping your message in a story or a moment of vulnerability makes it far more likely to stick. If your team can't repeat your message after hearing it once or twice, it's probably too complex. The best communication, like the best songs, is simple, emotional, and repeated.
	Good Leaders are Great Storytellers	28 Jul 2026	00:15:43
Facts might inform people, but stories are what move them. In this episode of "In the Loop" featured on "Gut + Science", Katherine explores why storytelling is one of the most powerful tools a leader can use to connect, inspire, and drive action. From brain science and oxytocin to Spider-Man, workplace mistakes, and a deeply personal career-shaping story, Katherine shows how stories help leaders humanize themselves and make messages more memorable. You'll learn how to craft stories with intention, use vulnerability to build trust, and keep your message brief, clear, and meaningful. For people-first leaders who want to communicate with more empathy and impact, this episode is a reminder that your best leadership story may already be hiding in plain sight. Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: Stories help leaders connect emotionally and rationally. Personal stories humanize leaders and build trust. Great stories need tension and truth. Brief, clear language makes stories more memorable. Leaders should collect stories before they need them.
	The Real Reason Your Team Isn't Listening with Jenni Field	23 Jul 2026	00:27:01
Ever feel like no one's really listening to you as a leader? Like your message isn't landing, even though your intentions are solid? That's not just frustrating. It's a credibility problem. In this episode of "In the Loop" featured on "Gut + Science", Katherine sits down with communications powerhouse Jenni Field, author of "Nobody Believes You: Become a Leader People Will Follow." Together, they dive into why great leadership isn't just about charisma or good intentions, it's about credibility, and yes, that can be learned. With 20+ years in global comms roles and now leading her consultancy, Redefining Communications, Jenni breaks down her signature 8 practices of leadership credibility. From integrity to visionary thinking, she shares real-world stories, laugh-out-loud insights, and tips leaders can implement tomorrow. If you've ever wondered why your team isn't "getting it," or felt like you're doing all the right things but still not moving the needle, this episode's for you. Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: Good intentions aren't enough. Leaders must be aware of their impact. Credibility is built through eight practical leadership behaviors. Vulnerability is about connection, not oversharing. Leadership gaps often cause deeper organizational issues. Visionary leadership starts with clear, short-term direction.
	Good Leaders are Great Listeners	21 Jul 2026	00:21:54
What if the most powerful leadership skill isn't what you say, but what you don't? In this episode of "In the Loop" featured on "Gut + Science", Katherine shares a surprising truth: she struggles with listening, and she knows she's not alone. As leaders, we often think communication is about what we say, but the real power lies in what we hear. 💬 Katherine explores why listening is so hard (even for well-intentioned leaders), the hidden costs of distraction, and how our brains deceive us into thinking we're better at it than we are. Most importantly, she breaks down five practical shifts that will help you listen deeper, lead better, and connect more authentically. If you want to build credibility, foster trust, and truly hear your people, start here. Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: Listening is a leadership skill, not just a courtesy. Distractions kill connection. Eliminate them intentionally. Interrupting signals your words matter more than theirs. Validation shows you hear both words and emotion. Empathy builds trust. Focus on others, not yourself.
	From the Bedside to the Boardroom with Lori Price	16 Jul 2026	00:33:13
What happens when a hospital CEO still thinks like a nurse? You get leadership that listens, leads with empathy, and actually walks the talk. In this episode of "In the Loop" featured on "Gut + Science", Katherine sits down with Lori Price, President and CEO of Franciscan Health Central Indiana, whose journey from nurse to executive brings a rare blend of heart and strategy to the conversation. Lori unpacks how starting at the bedside shaped her "communication flywheel," a practical, people-first system for keeping 24/7 teams aligned, engaged, and clear on the mission. From listening more than speaking to building trust through radical honesty, she shares real-life leadership lessons that make her style both approachable and effective. If you're navigating complex teams, craving more culture clarity, or just need a reminder that leadership is human work, this one's for you. Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: Trust and healthy conflict are essential for safety and team cohesion. Listening to frontline staff is core to effective leadership. Purpose-driven culture fuels resilience and engagement. Vulnerability and humor make leaders more approachable.
	Mastering Executive Presence	14 Jul 2026	00:35:05
What's the real reason some leaders instantly command a room while others struggle to connect? In this episode of "In the Loop" featured on "Gut + Science", Katherine unpacks the secret sauce behind authentic leadership: executive presence. But don't mistake it for just charisma or a polished look. This is about substance over style, connection over performance, and leading with confidence, clarity, and calm. She explores why presence, not just words, shapes how people trust, respect, and follow you. You'll learn how to shift from filler words to powerful pauses, how to read a room and adapt with empathy, and why showing up with grounded confidence builds psychological safety for your team. Whether you're leading a team meeting or navigating high-stakes moments, this episode offers practical, people-first strategies to grow your presence, without losing your authenticity. Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: Presence starts before you speak a single word. Trustworthiness is prioritized over competence in first impressions. Executive presence is built, not born. Vulnerability must be balanced with leadership authority. Alignment between words and actions builds trust.
	Introducing In the Loop with Katherine Coble	06 Jul 2026	00:01:50
Feeling out of the loop is more than frustrating, it can quietly break trust, stall productivity, and leave teams guessing. Introducing In the Loop with Katherine Coble, a monthly podcast created for leaders who want to rethink how they communicate, not just what they say, but how they create clarity, connection, and alignment. Katherine explores why communication is the operating system of leadership, especially in moments of change, uncertainty, and pressure. Each episode will unpack real communication challenges leaders face every day, from listening first and using plain language to reinforcing key messages and creating continuous connection with their teams. For people-first leaders, this podcast is a reminder that better communication does more than improve understanding. It drives performance, shapes culture, and helps define the kind of organization people want to follow. Stay in the loop and bring others along with you. 🎙️ Additional Resources: Connect with Katherine Coble on LinkedIn Learn more about Borshoff Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network

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