Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Gilmore

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On this episode of Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different, we sit down with business thinker Joe Pine, the legendary co-author of "The Experience Economy," for an in-depth conversation about building a career around unique ideas. Joe Pine shares insights from his early days as a self-described nerd at IBM to his role in shaping the field of mass customization and ultimately designing a business that made him stand out as a category of one. The discussion moves fluidly from personal transformation to the sweeping changes he helped pioneer in business, and what it means to thrive as a creator capitalist in today's rapidly changing world. You're listening to Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different. We are the real dialogue podcast for people with a different mind. So get your mind in a different place, and hey ho, let's go.   Finding a Different Path: From Palo Alto to Publishing with Harvard Joe Pine's journey began in Palo Alto during the era of the Arpanet, with technology in his blood and a passion for applied mathematics. Pine joined IBM in 1980, at its peak as arguably the most desirable company for ambitious technologists. Despite a technical start, he found himself increasingly drawn to management, strategy, and the world of business ideas. His trajectory changed dramatically when IBM sent him to MIT for a master's in the management of technology. There, Pine encountered Stan Davis's concept of "mass customization" and felt a lightning bolt of inspiration. Deciding to turn his MIT thesis into a book, Pine landed a contract with Harvard Business School Press. The credential of publishing with Harvard, he notes, was a powerful stamp of intellectual rigor. As he recalls, “Harvard puts its stamp on it, says this is intellectually rigorous. This is a good book. This ought to be out in the world, and we want to publish it.”   Joe Pine on Leaping from Employee to Icon, and Creating the Experience Economy With his first book in hand, Pine found himself at a crossroads. The culture at IBM was changing, and a timely severance package offered him a financial cushion to take a risk. Encouraged by thought leaders he admired, he struck out on his own. Initially, IBM remained his primary client, but Pine quickly built a reputation for leading-edge thinking and collaborating with other luminaries like Don Peppers and Jim Gilmore. The launch of "The Experience Economy" marked a turning point, not just for Pine, but for the business landscape itself. He didn't merely spot a trend or invent a new buzzword; he named and framed a fundamental shift in the economy's fabric. “We didn't identify a fad, but a fundamental change in the fabric of the economy. And if it is a change in the economy, then it is always going to go like that, right? Until something surpasses it and it starts to go down as happened with commodities and goods and services.” The central idea that businesses must stage memorable experiences to remain relevant only grew more compelling over time, with Pine's frameworks gaining more relevance as the digital age accelerated.   Transformation and Identity in the Age of AI As the episode moves to the present, Pine discusses how transformation, both personal and organizational, is ultimately about changing identity. He credits much of his own success to an ability to recognize patterns and develop frameworks to describe and prescribe changes in business. Pine's recent work, including his Substack and newest book, explores not just customer experience but transformation itself, emphasizing that “all transformation is identity change.” The conversation turns to AI and the breaking waves of change it represents for businesses today, paralleling Pine's earlier identification of evolving economic eras. He sees transformation as most successful when companies or individuals are willing to fundamentally shift who they are, not just what they do. “The identity issues there are paramount because who you think you are often stops you from being able to do these things because it would change who you are so much.” Joe Pine believes that in the new world shaped by AI, those who can shed old identities and truly reinvent themselves—much as he did when he left IBM—will be the ones to define the next era. The lesson for aspiring creator capitalists is clear: the greatest value comes not only from unique ideas but also from the courage to turn those ideas into new identities, new categories, and new realities. To hear more from Joe Pine and how he built a business with his Intellectual Capital, download and listen to this episode.    Bio Joe Pine is a renowned author, speaker, and management advisor best known as the co-author of The Experience Economy, a groundbreaking book that reshaped how businesses create value. His work introduced the concept that companies must orchestrate memorable experiences to remain competitive in an evolving marketplace. With deep expertise in innovation and customer experience design, Joe helps organizations around the world architect differentiated experiences that drive growth and loyalty. He has worked with leading global brands across industries from retail and hospitality to healthcare and technology. Joe is also a sought-after keynote speaker and co-founder of Strategic Horizons LLP. His insights continue to influence leaders seeking to transform the way they engage customers.   Links Connect with Joe Pine! LinkedIn | Strategic Horizons   We hope you enjoyed this episode of Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcast / Spotify!

Jim joins Rich to chat about the election and his trip across the pond.

Jim Gilmore joins Rich to talk about Trump dealing with Russia.

Rich goes over all the news of the day and then chats with Tonya J. Powers and Jim Gilmore on this Shortened Thursday Edition of Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera.

The former Governor of Virginia Jim Gilmore joins Rich to chat about the Trump Peace Deal.

In the 3rd hour Rich talks to Bennett Zier and then Jim Gilmore.

Rich and Jim continue their convo and turn to the AG Debate tonight as the former Governor gives his thoughts on this whole Jay Jones texting fiasco.

In the final hour Rich continues his chat with Jim Gilmore and then chats with a caller about the AG debate.

Continuing with former Governor Jim Gilmore, Rich wonders why it is so hard for federal politicians to be fiscally responsible.

In the final hour Rich continues chatting with Jim Gilmore and finishes the show stuffing his face with food while cooking breakfast for random people walking by!

Rich is off site and doing a bunch of grillin' all early and in the process takes time to chat with Jim Gilmore as well as Green Top Sporting Goods reps Hunter Brooks, Blaine Altafer, & Todd Saddler on this Grilltastic Edition of Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera.

The former Governor of Virginia joins Rich to chat about foreign policy and updates with the Russia/Ukraine conflict.

In the 3rd hour Rich goes back over his Top 5 then chats with Jim Gilmore.

[00:00:00] Robert O'Brien   [00:18:24] Rich Lowry   [00:36:47] Jim Gilmore   [00:55:08] Daniel Bilak   [01:13:29] Karl Rove   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's show, we primarily react to the assassination yesterday of political activist Charlie Kirk; additionally, we reflect on September 11, 2001, on this, the 24th anniversary of that date. Our guests are Jeff Katz, JD Hayworth, Rob Wittman, Victoria Cobb, Hayden Padgett, and Jim Gilmore.

Atop the 9 o'clock hour, we hear -- as we normally do on Thursdays -- from former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore. After offering his thoughts about Charlie Kirk's assassination, Governor Gilmore, who was Governor of Virginia on September 11, 2001, recounts what that date was like 24 years ago today. . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we talk -- as we usually do at this point in the week -- to our good friend, former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore. Governor Gilmore offers his perspective on the deployment of National Guard troops in America's big cities.

More of our weekly conversation with Jim Gilmore . . .

In our penultimate hour, we offer a "Top Things" reprise, check on the markets with Michael Greer, and begin our weekly conversation with Jim Gilmore. . . .

On today's show, we discuss the Powerball jackpot, the located $9M in the City of Richmond's coffers, the nasty streak that statewide Democrat nominees have been exhibiting lately, deployment of National Guard troops to big cities, Russia-Ukraine, and the NFL season opener. Our guests are Michael Phillips and Jim Gilmore. Enjoy!

In our 7:30 half hour, we air the remainder of our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore. . . .

On today's show, we discuss the latest news from this week's headline stories -- including the Minneapolis shooting, the War in Ukraine, and the 2025 statewide races. We also discuss weekend events and high school football. Our guests are Jim Gilmore, George Allen, and Dave Saunders. Enjoy!

In our 8:30 half hour, we air part of our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore. (The remainder will air during tomorrow's show.)

On today's show, we focus most of our attention on yesterday's mass shooting in Minneapolis; our guests are Barry Knestout and Jim Gilmore.

On today's show, we address JD Vance's and Pete Hegseth's trip to Union Station yesterday, track Hurricane Erin, analyze this week's 2025 polling data, and ask if Western leaders are approaching Russia-Ukraine negotiations soundly. Our guests are Matt DiNardo, Bob Holsworth, and Jim Gilmore. Enjoy!

In our final hour, we hear more from Jim Gilmore, and we close out the show. . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we begin our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore, who weighs in on President Trump's meetings over the last week with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, respectively.

More of our conversation with the former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe . . .

On today's show, we further discuss the war in Gaza/Israel, talk about the 2025 gubernatorial race here in Virginia, and preview the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska. Our guests are Winsome Earle-Sears, Jeff Katz, and Jim Gilmore.

More of our conversation with the former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we begin our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore, who offers his thoughts on the eve of a Trump-Putin summit in Alaska. . . .

In our third hour, we offer a "Five Things" reprise, check in on the financial markets with Michael Greer, and conduct the first part of our weekly conversation with Jim Gilmore.

More of our weekly conversation with the former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we talk to former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore, in the first part of our weekly conversation with him.

In our penultimate hour, we check in on the markets with Greer Financial's Michael Greer, and we discuss international politics with Jim Gilmore.

On today's show, we discuss topics ranging from restorative justice, to Purple Heart Day, to the 2025 statewide races, and the War in Ukraine. Our guests are Ben King, Jeff Katz, and Jim Gilmore. Enjoy!

On today's show, we continue to discuss the subject of immigration policy/law, report on a gruesome story out of Danville, ask what people should do if (goodness forbid) they find themselves in the midst of an active shooting, and address international relations amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Our guests are Karl Leonard, Craig Eckrich, and Jim Gilmore. Enjoy!

In our final hour, we continue to converse with Jim Gilmore, as we turn our attention toward the subject of Vladimir Putin. . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we begin our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore, who, to start with, offers his own thoughts about immigration law.

More of our conversation with Jim Gilmore, as we turn to international affairs . . .

In this jam-packed episode of What's On Your Mind, Scott Hennen kicks things off with updates on family life, including a big send-off to New York City, before diving into everything from agricultural field days in Baltic, South Dakota, to the border crisis, economic growth, ultra-processed food, and a bombshell EPA announcement about undoing the Obama-era "endangerment finding." [00:00:45] — Family News & Field Days: Scott shares a personal story about a trip to NYC and previews an ag event in Baltic, SD. [00:06:40] — Fed Watch: Scott's hot take on Jerome Powell and why the media is suddenly optimistic on the economy. [00:09:30] — Ultra-Processed Foods Kill? RFK Jr. claims they're deadlier than we think—and the data might back it up. [00:17:20] — Where's the Border Ticker? Scott rails on media silence and missing context on immigration. [00:24:50] — Callers Sound Off: Obituaries, vax debates, and mystery illnesses spark intense listener commentary. [00:31:00] — Cory Booker vs. Colbert Shutdown: Late-night drama meets political theater. [00:36:05] — Jim Gilmore on Fargo's Convention Center Vision: Location, funding, and hotel development partnerships. [00:50:00] — More Callers + Climate Fights: Listeners push back on climate narratives and ask what happened to science. [01:02:45] — Wonder Bread & Wheat Talk: Food nostalgia meets ag reality as callers discuss white bread, wheat types, and NDSU innovation. [01:19:10] — Weather with Dean Wysocki: Mild now, hot later. Canadian smoke is blanketing the region again. [01:36:55] — Coal Comeback Incoming? Geoff Simon joins to break down how the EPA's “endangerment finding” reversal could spark an energy revolution. [01:49:00] — Simon's Breakdown of What's Next: What this means for North Dakota, future lawsuits, and the “common sense” comeback in D.C.

More of our conversation with Jim Gilmore . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we begin our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore. . . .

On today's show, we cover the Brian Kohberger sentencing in Idaho, a new TikTok challenge, the 2025 statewide races here in Virginia, and international politics. Our guests are Kim Muench, John Reid, and Jim Gilmore. Enjoy!

More of our weekly conversation with Jim Gilmore . . .

In our 8:30 half hour, we have the first part of our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore. First up? The latest news regarding Virginia's 2025 statewide races . . .

On today's show, we react to outgoing Richmond finance director Sheila White's final report to City Council, analyze Gen Z's political leanings/inclinations, hear the latest news regarding the much-discussed Jeffrey Epstein files, reflect on new fundraising and polling data from Virginia's statewide political races, and assess whether President Trump should continue to seek a ceasefire deal in Ukraine with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Our guests are Matt Locke, Eben Brown, and Jim Gilmore. Enjoy!

More of our weekly conversation with the former Virginia Governor and Ambassador . . .

President Trump takes over.  After a weekend of violent rioting and protests in Los Angeles, the President exercises his authority and deploys the National Guard to protect ICE agents and regain control of the liberal sanctuary city.  [00:00:00] Lawrence Jones [00:18:26] Pierre Debbas [00:36:50] Ben Domenech [00:46:30] Michael Whatley [00:55:12] Jim Gilmore [01:13:36] Rep. Lisa McClain [01:32:01] Steve Hilton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices