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My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and Leadership
Mark Graban
370 episodes
21 hours ago
My Favorite Mistake is a podcast about learning without blame in business and leadership. Hosted by Mark Graban, the show features honest conversations with leaders, executives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers about a meaningful mistake they made—and what they learned after things went wrong. It’s not just my favorite mistake; it’s yours, it’s ours, and it’s what we can all learn from when things don’t go as planned. This isn’t a podcast about failure theater, gotcha moments, or simplistic “lessons learned.” It explores how real people reflect, improve, and lead better in complex organizations—without scapegoating, shame, or hindsight bias. Drawing on systems thinking, Lean management, continuous improvement, and psychological safety, each episode focuses less on who messed up and more on what the system taught us. My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and Leadership
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My Favorite Mistake is a podcast about learning without blame in business and leadership. Hosted by Mark Graban, the show features honest conversations with leaders, executives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers about a meaningful mistake they made—and what they learned after things went wrong. It’s not just my favorite mistake; it’s yours, it’s ours, and it’s what we can all learn from when things don’t go as planned. This isn’t a podcast about failure theater, gotcha moments, or simplistic “lessons learned.” It explores how real people reflect, improve, and lead better in complex organizations—without scapegoating, shame, or hindsight bias. Drawing on systems thinking, Lean management, continuous improvement, and psychological safety, each episode focuses less on who messed up and more on what the system taught us. My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and Leadership
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Management
Business,
Careers,
Entrepreneurship
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Spinal Tap’s Greatest Mistakes — And Why They Still Matter
My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and Leadership
13 minutes
3 months ago
Spinal Tap’s Greatest Mistakes — And Why They Still Matter
In this very special solo episode of My Favorite Mistake, Mark Graban breaks down the gloriously ridiculous — and surprisingly instructive — mistakes made by the characters in his all-time favorite film, This Is Spinal Tap. With the long-awaited sequel, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, now in theaters, Mark explores why Spinal Tap endures not just as a cult comedy classic, but as a brilliant satire of human behavior, team dysfunction, communication breakdowns, and leadership gone sideways. And yes — these mistakes still matter, even four decades later. From the Stonehenge measured in inches…To the foil-wrapped “courgette” in the pants…To the pod that wouldn’t open and the drummers who keep dying… …these moments are funny because they’re true. And they’re great reminders that how we respond to mistakes matters more than pretending they never happened. 🔑 Topics & Highlights: Why This Is Spinal Tap is more than just a comedy The iconic “Stonehenge” prop mistake and what it teaches us about communication How real-life rockstars refused to drum in the sequel (because of the “curse”) Why remembering the courgette as a cucumber is itself… a mistake The brilliance of “We don’t have time for that” and the backstage loop in Cleveland Why doing what you’re told isn’t the same as doing what’s right Mark’s personal story of seeing the film 100+ times — starting with a VHS in high school 🔗 Mentions & Links: 🎬 This Is Spinal Tap on IMDb 🎥 Spinal Tap II: The End Continues – Now in Theaters 📘 The Mistakes That Make Us by Mark Graban 💻 SpinalTarp.com – A curated list of character mistakes from the film 🎧 Subscribe & Follow: If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and check out past episodes of My Favorite Mistake — where we talk to leaders, authors, entrepreneurs, and creatives about the mistakes that made them who they are. 🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your shows.
My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and Leadership
My Favorite Mistake is a podcast about learning without blame in business and leadership. Hosted by Mark Graban, the show features honest conversations with leaders, executives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers about a meaningful mistake they made—and what they learned after things went wrong. It’s not just my favorite mistake; it’s yours, it’s ours, and it’s what we can all learn from when things don’t go as planned. This isn’t a podcast about failure theater, gotcha moments, or simplistic “lessons learned.” It explores how real people reflect, improve, and lead better in complex organizations—without scapegoating, shame, or hindsight bias. Drawing on systems thinking, Lean management, continuous improvement, and psychological safety, each episode focuses less on who messed up and more on what the system taught us. My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and Leadership