Test Corrections with Josh Andrew
Life presents us with tests along the way. This podcast is an opportunity to revisit past mistakes and misses in hopes of making "test corrections" as we navigate life, leadership, education and more.
Episodes
We tend to treat professional advancement as an obvious good. It brings more responsibility, more influence, and more prestige. But what if success pulls us away from the work that gives our lives meaning?
Roosevelt Montás, author or Rescuing Socrates, joins Test Corrections to discuss ideas worth saving: the teaching life, citizenship, liberal education, our attention, reading Great Books, and our own sense of purpose.
What does it mean to lead in the city where you were raised?
Matt Westmoreland grew up in Atlanta, attended Atlanta Public Schools, and returned home after college to teach. By 26, he was serving on the Atlanta Board of Education. A few years later, he joined the Atlanta City Council.
In this episode, we discuss entering public life in your 20's, leading folks with more age and experience, and how Matt's understanding of ...
Can you build a life and an institution together without one consuming the other? Glen Jackson, co-founder of Jackson Spaulding, joins this episode to reflect on building a company over three decades, the power of a hand-written note, and the difference between owning a business and it owning you.
Clay Scroggins wrote the book on leading when you're not in charge. Most people know the experience of being stuck in the middle of an organization and believing that you're one title away from transforming the company. Then you get the job and nothing changes except that you now have yourself to blame. In this episode, Clay discusses the importance of leading yourself first, the price of introspection, and the limitations of vocat...
What happens when you start a company, a church, a non-profit, or a school with your closest friends? In this episode with Kris McDaniel, Lead Pastor of Trinity Anglican in Atlanta, we explore the risks of merging life and work, the limits of vulnerability, and knowing when it's time to leave.
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