Podcasts
The Dean's Executive Leadership Series podcast features in-depth audio or video interviews with today's top business practitioners and thought leaders. Listen or subscribe to the podcast to hear their views and insight on the current challenges and opportunities facing the business community.
For additional information on podcasts, read our Podcast FAQs.
2007-08 Season Podcasts
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Steve Lopez has been a columnist with the Los Angeles Times since 2001. Mr. Lopez is an award-winning writer and author.
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Robert Simpson, Jr. is president and COO of Jelly Belly Candy Company, a family-owned company manufacturing Jelly Belly® jelly beans made famous by President Ronald Reagan.
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Robert Eckert, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Mattel, Inc., has been named among the top 25 managers of the year by BusinessWeek.
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Bruce Rosenblum serves as president of Warner Bros. Television Group, managing its portfolio of television businesses including worldwide production, distribution, and broadcasting.
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Andy Bird, president of Walt Disney International, discusses the complexities of developing a global brand.
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Deborah Platt Majoras, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, tells about her experiences in Washington and discusses consumer protection and identity theft. Interview |  Presentation 1 | Presentation 2 |
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Podcast FAQs
What is a podcast?
A podcast is an audio or video file that you can download from the Internet via an automatic “feed,�? such as an RSS feed. You can listen to or watch the podcast on your computer or portable media player, such as an iPod.
How do I listen to or watch the podcast?
To listen to or watch a podcast, simply click the audio or video links above for the speaker you are interested in. You will need software that can play audio or video files, such as iTunes, Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, or QuickTime, all of which can be downloaded for free.
Why should I subscribe to the podcast?
When you subscribe, the podcast will automatically be delivered to your preferred podcasting tool (such as iTunes, MyYahoo!, or your Google reader or homepage) whenever there is new content. This means you do not have to continually visit this Web page to search for new podcasts. It is free to subscribe.
How do I subscribe to the podcast?
To subscribe, simply click one of the above buttons for your preferred podcasting tool—for your convenience, we’ve supplied direct links to iTunes, MyYahoo!, and Google.
If you use a podcasting tool different than the three whose buttons we’ve provided, you may copy the URL in the box next to the orange “POD�? button and paste it into your podcasting software. (In iTunes, go to the "Advanced" menu, then click "Subscribe to Podcast.")
How is the content different between the audio and video podcasts?
The audio podcasts feature in-depth, private interviews with Dean Livingstone while the video podcasts feature the speaker’s presentation at the Dean’s Executive Leadership Series at Pepperdine.
