In this episode of Crown of Control, Dr. Cathrine Frost uses Littlefinger to examine how power operates when it stays deliberately out of sight. Rather than issuing commands or owning decisions, Littlefinger shapes outcomes through timing, information, and positioning, making influence feel natural and inevitable. Through chaos, court politics, and quiet alignment, the episode explores how organisations respond not to authority, but to who controls context, momentum, and what becomes thinkable long before a decision is made. If Crown of Control is giving language to dynamics you’ve felt but never named, subscribe and rate the podcast five stars. It helps this conversation travel further.

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In this episode of Crown of Control, Dr. Cathrine Frost uses Tyrion Lannister to explore what happens when speaking carries risk at work. Unable to rely on silence or neutrality, Tyrion learns to read how power moves, who can be ignored cheaply, whose concerns provoke action, and whose are quietly contained. Through court politics and his trial, the episode shows how organisations respond less to what’s said than to who says it - and what it would cost to listen. If Crown of Control is giving language to things you’ve felt but never named, subscribe and rate the podcast five stars. It helps this conversation travel further.

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In this opening episode of Crown of Control, we examine power through Game of Thrones character Cersei Lannister. Not power as leadership theory, but power as it is learned, protected, and enforced through silence, fear, and control. This episode explores how authority operates without instruction, and how systems teach people what is safe to say, and what is not.

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