Entrepreneurs that are successful in the long-term are guilty of a thirst for knowledge. One way that these business owners are acquiring that knowledge is the never-ending quest for the best podcast. But with an estimated 550,000 different podcasts, where does the savvy entrepreneur turn to? Here are Pike13's 5 recommended podcasts for entrepreneurs.
Running a small business in the digital age has a whole new host of complications. What Works host, Tara Gentile interviews business owners to find out what is really working for them. From marketing techniques to hiring strategies and business models, Tara is letting listeners peek in on how others handle the struggle of operating one's own business. This podcast is about real life, not feel-good stories and also discusses many different ways small business owners generate revenue, give back, find customers, manage their teams, and find the time to grow.
Entrepreneur on Fire (EOFire) has long been one of the top podcasts for entrepreneurs. Created by John Lee Dumas, this wildly popular interview-based program has expanded to a digital community of inspired leaders seeking the resources and inspiration to grow their own businesses.
Pat Flynn’s weekly podcast, Smart Passive Income, has a spot on nearly every top podcast guide around. The weekly show is a guide to fueling an “ethical business with passive income,” and offers valuable, practical information for online entrepreneurs looking to get insight into resources that really work. Flynn brings a grounded approach to his own experiments with increasing income, while furthering his entrepreneurial vision. His show is a practical tool any entrepreneur can use to learn how to increase their income streams while building business capital.
Want to hear what it’s really like to create a business from the ground up? StartUp, a podcast about the creation of Gimlet Media, does just that. Hosted by Lisa Chow and Alex Blumberg, this show pulls back the curtain on the process of creating a media company from scratch, offering both practical advice and big-picture lessons.
Pitch Makeover offers a fun take on the typical business format by positioning itself as a “makeover” show for entrepreneurial pitches. Launched in May 2017 by Natalia Oberti Noguera, CEO of Pipeline Angels, the show seeks to invite non-traditional voices —including women, people of color, and members of the LGBTQ community—into the entrepreneurial world. The podcast features insights from successful entrepreneurs, who come prepared with actionable, inspiring advice on how to turn pitches from drab to fab.
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