Twin Cities Leaders Podcast Hosted By Kevin King

In this live special edition episode of Styled to Lead: A TCLP Art Exhibit, Kevin King facilitates an audience-led discussion with Stillwater Mayor Ted Kozlowski and Minnesota United FC Captain Wil Trapp.Together, they answer questions about fear, sacrifice, confidence, childhood experiences, physical wellness, and advice for young leaders. Recorded live at the McNamara Alumni Center, this conversation explores leadership through sport, public service, and personal growth.

In the Leadership Over Dinner season finale, Kevin King sits down with Tony Clark, founder of Good Vibes Barbershop in Minneapolis, to discuss artistry, confidence and building a multi‑dimensional brand. Filmed inside EaTo Italian restaurant in Minneapolis, Tony shares how the barbershop has become more than a place for haircuts — it’s a cultural hub where creativity, identity and community intersect. This episode explores barbering as artistry, the trust built in the chair and the role of creativity in shaping a brand that resonates beyond the shop. It’s a cinematic conversation about confidence, culture and connection.

Host Kevin King sits down with world renowned artist, Anne Labovitz, at EaTo Italian restaurant in Minneapolis to discuss her early influences, her creative process, and the empathy woven into her art. This episode explores how Anne transforms color, scale, and emotion into immersive installations — revealing the leadership and collaboration behind art that moves people and fills entire spaces.

In the series premiere of Leadership over Dinner, host Kevin King sits down with Imani Jackson, founder of Chopped and Served, to explore craft, care, and the culture behind Blewish cuisine. Filmed at her restaurant, this conversation details how personal heritage, identity, and intentional community focus shape real-world leadership.

In the Season 3 finale, Kevin King sits down with Stillwater Mayor Ted Kozlowski for a conversation about leadership, identity, and what it means to serve the place you call home. Mayor Kozlowski reflects on his path from Stillwater kid to Stillwater mayor and how he blends an entrepreneurial mindset with public service — treating both as forms of artistry that require intuition, resilience, and heart.