Chris Gargano’s career in the world of professional sports has gifted him a deep understanding of the dynamics that create successful teams and leadership structures. His work as a leader in the content departments of the Oakland Raiders, San Fransisco Giants, and New York Jets created a desire to analyze and master how to lead with heart. This passion led to the founding of the Gargano Leadership Group, where Chris works to help teams and individuals reach their full potential.As a storyteller, Chris wants to understand people, specifically, what makes people great and how they perform at such high levels. His Podcast, ‘Keep the Line Moving’ is a way to hear industry leaders share their insights. Here, Chris comes together with people who have excelled in their careers and lead in ways that profoundly impact their peers and teams. Hear how successful leaders practically, strategically, and empathetically lead people to achieve beyond their collective and individual abilities.
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Signup to Generate a PitchChris Gargano’s career in the world of professional sports has gifted him a deep understanding of the dynamics that create successful teams and leadership structures. His work as a leader in the content departments of the Oakland Raiders, San Fransisco Giants, and New York Jets created a desire to analyze and master how to lead with heart.
Recent episodes include "The Walk-On Method | Jim Roddy on Keep the Line Moving with Chris Gargano" (24 June 2025, 31 minutes), "Introspection Meets Drive | Mike Smith on Keep the Line Moving with Chris Gargano" (17 June 2025, 31 minutes), and "Open Communication | Dennis Trapani on Keep the Line Moving with Chris Gargano" (10 June 2025, 36 minutes).
Keep the Line Moving publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 142 episodes.
Booking probability for Keep the Line Moving is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Keep the Line Moving requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Keep the Line Moving's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Keep the Line Moving are Business & Management Consulting and Business & Professional Training. Keep the Line Moving has a business audience.
Keep the Line Moving is a business podcast with 142 episodes published.
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Episode #142
<p>Jim Roddy is an Author, Coach, President of RSPA and former walk-on basketball player at Gannon University. He took the unique lessons he learned while becoming a walk-on and wrote the book The Walk-On Method to...
Episode #141
<p>Mike Smith had many successful years in executive-level finance roles in the sports and entertainment industry before realizing his true passion was people and talent. He is now the Founder of Huddle Advisory, a firm...
Episode #140
<p>Dennis Trapani is the Associate Athletics Director for Creative Services at the University of Wyoming. He was also the chair for the 2025 Sports Video Group College Summit, where we met while speaking on a panel...
Episode #139
<p>Julie Zwissler is the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Office Beacon. She has over 20 years of entertainment marketing experience, including with CBS, Time Warner, and CJ E&M. We talk about the importance of telling...
Episode #138
<p>Kevin Eikenberry is a leadership consultant, coach, speaker, and author of Flexible Leadership: Navigate Uncertainty and Lead with Confidence. Kevin’s company, the Kevin Eikenberry Group has been helping...
Episode #137
<p>Phil Neil is a serial entrepreneur, investor, speaker, and consultant. While building a $70 Million company, he experienced the many highs and lows of entrepreneurship. He now uses what he learned to help others...
Episode #136
<p>Dr. Emily Anhalt is a clinical psychologist, consultant, speaker, author, and Co-Founder of Coa, an online gym for mental health. Her book, which releases today, is called Flex Your Feelings: Train Your Brain to...
Episode #135
<p>This week’s guest is Todd Cherches, Executive Coach, TEDX Speaker, Professor, and Author of VisuaLeadership. Todd left the cut-throat entertainment industry to help create better leaders. We talk about the bad bosses...
Episode #134
<p>For the first time on KTLM, I’m joined by not one, but two of my former NYU students. Both Alessandro Gherardi and Erin Knox took my Leadership class at New York University. Alessandro and Erin are both now leaders...
Episode #133
<p>Sean Lee joined the tech department at Universal Pictures at 19 years old and has worked his way up in media, entertainment and tech, now is the CEO of OpenDrives. At OpenDrives, he and his team are leading the...
Episode #132
<p>Elisa Padilla is an award-winning CMO with experience at the Brooklyn Nets, New York Islanders, Apple, the New York Red Bulls and more. She shares her decades of experience through her company, Kick It by EP. We talk...
Episode #131
<p>We’ve all experienced the rise of AI technology in the workplace, but are we approaching it in the best way? Author and Professor of technology management, Matt Beane shares his thoughts as explained in his book, The...
Episode #130
<p>Tracy Belmear is the Vice President of North East Sales at Prodigy 911. Tracy and I met while at the New York Jets, where he was Senior Director of Business Development while also teaching at Columbia and NYU. We...
Episode #129
<p>Today’s guest is Stephan Meier, a professor at Columbia Business School and Author of The Employee Advantage. Stephan studies how motivation beyond income maximization impacts organizations. We talk about viewing...
Episode #128
<p>Brigid Schulte is a journalist, New York Times Best-Selling Author, and Director of Better Life Now. Brigid wrote Overwhelmed: Work, Love, and Play When No One Has the Time and Over Work: Transforming the Daily Grind...
Episode #127
<p>Yeshayah Goldfarb spent 24 years with the San Francisco Giants, working his way up from Intern to VP of Baseball Resources and Development. Yeshayah spent that time honing his skill and passion for scouting...
Episode #126
<p>Today’s guest is Joel Goldberg, the podcast host, author, speaker, and the television pre-and post-game host for the Kansas City Royals. Joel shares his unique perspective on trust, connections and care with stories...
Episode #125
<p>On today’s episode of KTLM Extras, we’re looking at the results of the NFLPA’s 2025 NFL team report cards. The report cards grade each team based on feedback they received from 1,695 players. I break down the grades...
Episode #124
<p>Eric Kussin, former professional sports executive, shares his powerful mental health journey and how it led him to found #SameHere, The Global Mental Health Movement. In this episode, we dive deep into Eric's...
Episode #123
<p>Laura Barnard is the founder of BREAKTHRU and Author of Leadership Types. She and her company are committed to shattering stereotypes with an inclusive approach to leadership. We talk about her time as the co-captain...
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