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The Legacy of Leadership | What I Learned from My Dad

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Standing Tall: Voices in Leadership
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Jun 2, 2025
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Summary

In this special episode, we sit down with Superintendent Randy Lindquist and his father, former superintendent Larry Lindquist, for a heartfelt conversation about leadership, legacy, and the evolution of education. Spanning decades of public service, this father-son dialogue offers a glimpse into how the role of a school leader has changed—and what’s remained timeless. From the challenges of leading in different eras to the values that endure across generations, this episode celebrates commitment, adaptation, and the lasting impact of those who dedicate their lives to public education. Whether you’re a veteran educator, an aspiring leader, or someone who just loves a good story, this is a conversation that will leave you inspired to lead with purpose—and maybe even call your dad.