Coming Together - Episode 1

🎙️ Welcome to "Leading Together" — A movement where extraordinary leaders rise together.

In these complex and uncertain times, leadership can no longer play small. There’s far too much at stake and no time to waste. This is the moment to step up, show up, and bring everything you’ve got to the table.

This podcast is more than conversation — it’s a movement of visionary leaders from all walks of life coming together to learn, grow, impact, and leave behind a legacy they can look back on with joyful pride.

Because all great leaders have one thing in common: they never stop being students of leadership.

Here, we dive deep into the real conversations that elevate leadership and move the needle in organizations and communities around the world.

Hosted by:

🏆 Scott Murray — Living legend, multi-Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist, former NBC Sports Anchor, keynote speaker, emcee, published author and present Chairman/CEO of Murray Media World, a nationally respected, Emmy Award-winning Event A/V and Video Production Company, which creates and produces countless award-winning programs and documentaries. 

🌍 Kathy Motlagh — Kathy is a number one selling author, global leadership developer, and keynote speaker, coaching the world’s top 1% of leaders. She regularly assists them in their search to unlock their full potential. She’s also a dedicated philanthropist, empowering veterans to lead lives of joy, meaning, and purpose. 

Together, they bring their great leadership commitment, to assist you with transformational topics, elevated leadership frameworks, and interviews with some of the most remarkable leaders, scientists, and change-makers, shaping our world today.

🔥 This isn’t just a podcast.It’s a call to action.

It’s where legacies are forged, and leadership is elevated to its highest expression.

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