Captain Trouble

from Four Thought · host BBC Radio 4

Richard Gillis explains how a mistake at the 2014 Ryder Cup explains a trend across our society. Richard is a sports and business writer who believes that the leadership industry is bolstered by ideas about what it means to be in charge garnered from and popularised by sport. Producer: Giles Edwards.

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