In this Reel Leadership episode, Professor G and Kev-Innovation dive into Three Amigos! (1986), a film where three out-of-work silent film stars mistake a real call for help as a paid acting gig. As Lucky Day, Dusty Bottoms, and Ned Nederlander stumble into danger, their accidental courage teaches us about real leadership, fantasy vs. reality, and the power of authentic action.

In this episode of Lead Out Loud, we saddle up with Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and the rest of the crew from Tombstone to dissect what real leadership looks like when the stakes are life, death—and legacy.

🔥 Wyatt’s caught in the ultimate conflict: trying to leave leadership behind, while the world around him begs for action.
💉 Doc Holliday shows what loyalty and courage look like when you’re down to your last breath.
🎯 Curly Bill and Johnny Ringo? Examples of facade leadership, strategic manipulation, and raw unchecked power.

In this episode of Lead Out Loud, Professor G, Corey the Coasterman, and Brian [To-Be-Named] take on Toy Story 2—and it’s not just about animated nostalgia.

We’re unpacking ego, self-awareness, and those moments leaders face when the reflect on the title question: Was I Ever This Delusional?

Buzz Lightyear stares down a delusional version of his former self. Woody gets seduced by fame, prestige, and status—until he remembers his mission. And Stinky Pete? He’s the passive-aggressive, manipulative boss who never evolved.

This episode isn’t just about Pixar. It’s about leadership maturity, misplaced ambition, and what happens when you finally realize the title doesn’t fill the void.