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The purpose of the current study was to gain the self-reflections and insights from leading rural K-12 superintendents on their use of oral language to accomplish the work of the superintendency. The results of this quantitative study identified that superintendents talk over 74% of the time to accomplish the work of the superintendency and when working with internal and external stakeholders superintendents preferred working with internal groups versus external ones.