Dan Hesse
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1,215 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 11 Apr
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And now, The Mentors Radio, one of the most popular and unique shows on the air today.
Here each week, remarkable CEOs and leaders, including host Tom Lurie and Dan Hesse, and their guest, will mentor you, challenging your thinking about life and work.
sought after for their ethical leadership and advice, and for helping others succeed throughout their careers, now these same CEOs, the mentors, want to help you achieve your highest level of profitability, success, and personal fulfillment in life, at work, and in business.
Learn more and check out the show notes at TheMentorsRadio.com.
That's TheMentorsRadio.com.
And now, here's your mentor.
Welcome, I'm your host, Dan Hesse, and I'm with Chris Silliza, an American political analyst, journalist, and digital media creator.
He is best known for his sharp, accessible breakdowns of US politics.
He now runs a popular YouTube channel and publishes on Substack, where he explains political news in clear, engaging terms.
In his latest book, Power Players, Sports, Politics, and the American Presidency, Chris takes a nonpartisan and fascinating approach to understanding leadership.
Instead of just studying presidents as politicians,
He looks at them as athletes, competitors and fans and explores what sports reveal about their leadership traits.
So, Chris, welcome to the Mentors Radio.
It's a pleasure to have you.
Well, there's a lot to unpack in your book.
You start with Dwight Eisenhower, which is actually great for me because he was president when I was born.
You talk a little bit about presidents before him, like Teddy Roosevelt, who really believed sports built character.
Eisenhower, I think, said sports readies men for war.
Eisenhower played football and he was pretty good at it at West Point.
I think he hurt his knee.
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