by Minter Dial | Jul 19, 2026 | Leadership, Meaningfulness, Mental Health, Minter Dialogue, Podcast, Travel
Minter Dialogue with Stuart Green Stuart Green is a transformative leadership coach whose journey spans oceans—literally and figuratively. Originally trained in fisheries at the University of Hull, Stuart’s curiosity was piqued when he discovered destructive fishing...
by Minter Dial | Jun 15, 2026 | Padel, Travel
There are invitations you accept politely, and then there are invitations that make you lean forward in your chair. When the mail came to join a select group of padel aficionados and influencers for an overnight at Crafted at Powdermills — the brainchild of founder...
by Minter Dial | Nov 2, 2025 | Digital Transformation, Leadership, Minter Dialogue, Podcast, Sports, Travel
Minter Dialogue with Marcin Piróg I had the pleasure of speaking with my long-time friend, Marcin Piróg, a seasoned executive and adventurer. We delved into his experiences at INSEAD, his transformative leadership at Carlsberg Poland, and his challenging tenure as CEO...
by Minter Dial | Oct 20, 2024 | Environment, Leadership, Minter Dialogue, Podcast, Psychedelics, Travel
Minter Dialogue with Vincent Kouwenhoven In this episode, I chat with Vincent Kouwenhoven, a Dutch entrepreneur who transformed a hobby into the largest safari operation in Zambia and Malawi. Vincent shares his journey from a corporate career in telecoms and venture...
by Minter Dial | Jul 21, 2024 | Blockchain, Entertainment, Minter Dialogue, New Tech, Podcast, Politics, Psychedelics, Travel
Minter Dialogue with Torsten Hoffmann This episode features the multifaceted filmmaker and techno optimist, Torsten Hoffmann. In this conversation, in time with the launch of his new documentary film, “Fortitude, Forging the trillion dollar space economy”...
by Minter Dial | Aug 29, 2019 | Health, Travel
On a recent flight with American Airlines, it struck me how rarely, if ever, I open the airline’s little paper sachet of salt and pepper. I don’t know the statistics, but I have to believe that the vast majority of those sachets get thrown out without ever...
