
The Podcast
Let’s Go There
Carla meets leaders, innovators, and visionaries from diverse industries to explore uncharted territories of business, leadership, and personal growth.
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raw files: conflict
welcome to the “raw files” – short, monday releases capturing carla’s thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings.
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antonio lucio opens up about his own mental health journey and the future of work
antonio lucio is a globally recognized marketing and business leader known for his transformative impact on some of the world’s top brands. with a career spanning over 40 years, he has served as chief marketing officer (CMO) at major companies including HP, Facebook (Meta), Visa, and PepsiCo. his contributions to the industry earned him a place in the marketing hall of fame. beyond his marketing expertise, lucio is a passionate advocate for representation, as well as mental health awareness, drawing from his own experiences overcoming severe depression. his leadership philosophy centers on elevating others, fostering inclusive workplaces, and preparing businesses…
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raw files: authenticity
welcome to the “raw files” – short, monday releases capturing carla’s thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings.
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elaine pagels, historian and princeton professor of religious studies leads a life of wonder
a renowned historian of religion and princeton professor, elaine pagels has spent decades uncovering the hidden depths of faith, gnosticism and early christianity. A macarthur fellow, she’s best known for the gnostic gospels, the origin of satan and beyond belief, which challenge and expand our understanding of religion’s role in politics, sexuality, and society. her most personal work. Why Religion, a personal story, explores her own journey and the deeper reasons behind our search for meaning.
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raw files: power
welcome to the “raw files” – short, monday releases capturing carla’s thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings.
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david c. smith, on a heart-led life of service
david c. smith believes real change happens when communities come together with purpose. for over 25 years, he has dedicated his life to lifting others, guiding mission driven organizations towards growth, impact, and lasting transformation. he founded the Hill Country Ride for AIDS, and Mamma Jamma’s Ride for Breast Cancer, both becoming some of the largest events of their kind, then went on to lead the United Way for Greater Austin through a bold strategic renewal. david is unwavering in his commitment to service.
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raw files: I made it up
welcome to the “raw files” – short, monday releases capturing carla’s thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings.
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tiffany shlain, artist and filmmaker, awakens us through her art and approach to life
Honored by Newsweek as one of the “Women Shaping the 21st Century,” Tiffany Shlain is an multidisciplinary artist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, national bestselling author, and the founder of the Webby Awards. Working across mediums, Shlain’s work explores ideas in feminism, philosophy, technology, neuroscience, and nature. Her work has been shown at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Sundance Film Festival and US embassies globally.
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guest raw file: craig wasserman: the drop
welcome to the “raw files” guest edition – short, monday releases capturing raw thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights from on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings. ?craig wasserman a lifelong educator and devoted skateboarder grew up in St.Louis, Missouri. With a bachelor of studio arts in printmaking and a K12 visual arts teaching license, he set out on a path of education that eventually led him to Telluride, Colorado. But it was skateboarding that taught him life’s deepest lessons.
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craig wasserman, the drop boardshop owner, artist and skate park Buddha
craig wasserman a lifelong educator and devoted skateboarder grew up in St.Louis, Missouri. With a bachelor of studio arts in printmaking and a K12 visual arts teaching license, he set out on a path of education that eventually led him to Telluride, Colorado. But it was skateboarding that taught him life’s deepest lessons.



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