Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs in 2020
Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs in 2020
Podcasts have become extremely popular in today’s world. Interesting podcasts are often used for staying in touch with current affairs, taking a deeper dive into trending topics, sharing experiences, and even as a mode of learning.
With so many podcasts out there, it is a difficult choice to pick and choose the one that you like. This is especially relevant if you’re interested in podcasts that would directly or indirectly influence your business.
So, we reached out to business leaders, podcast creators, entrepreneurs, and small business owners to find out the podcasts that they are a fan of and they would recommend to others.
Here is what they had to say!
If you don’t really have the time to go through the whole thing, we have marked the podcast names in BOLD. We did not include a link to the podcast in most cases because there are so many avenues that you can find these at. So take the name and search for the podcast on your favorite medium
Penny Hunter
Founder, Huntrr strategy
What I Wish I’d known – A podcast for leaders, thinkers, creatives, and entrepreneurs where you’ll learn the best lessons learned from some of the most respected leaders in the world. Horst Schulze, founding COO of the Ritz Carlton, Nicholas Kristof, Pulitzer-prize winning columnist for the NY Times, Allen Heinberg, screenwriter of Wonder Woman, and more. What I Wish I’d Known is hosted by Penny Hunter, an entrepreneur, and consultant who has been coaching corporate leaders and spearheading marketing campaigns for 30 years.
Madeleine Martin
Public Relations Associate, DealRoom
I’ve found the most valuable podcast is Beyond the To-Do List hosted by Erik Fisher.
Each podcast lasts for 15-20 minutes and includes two or three different segments that provide in-depth knowledge about business and management. It is an interview-based podcast, mainly featuring talks with the top thinkers from different industries. You can expect insights from this podcast that you cannot get for free. I highly recommend this podcast if you’re interested in listening to new ideas.
Allison Dundovich
Founder, BLOOM Mindfulness
I really enjoy listening to Business Schooled and Impact Theory.
Business Schooled is a podcast that interviews entrepreneurs about how they built their company from start to present day. It teases out a lot of the details from the entrepreneurs that many other interviewers fail to do. Impact Theory is Tom Bilyeu’s podcast and he is simply an amazing interviewer. It is useful for entrepreneurs because he tends to focus on mindset and having the right mindset is such a huge component to entrepreneurship.
Paige Arnof-Fenn
Founder, Mavens & Moguls
My new favorite podcast is called Remarkable People by Guy Kawasaki. He started the series
at the end of last year and so far he has talked with everyone from Jan Goodall to Phil Zimbardo to Martha Stewart, Arianna Huffington, and Andrew Yang. A guy is a remarkable person too so I learn something with every conversation and each one is so interesting and thoughtful. I am a huge fan and highly recommend it!
David Alexander
Designer, Mazepress
There are lots of great podcasts for entrepreneurs but I think my standout favorite for recommending to people is the Tim Ferris Show.
Tim needs no introduction and shares insights on business, investing and life that resonate with everything from freelancers to CEOs.
The podcast features fascinating guests from all walks of life sharing their successes and failures, something that is both educational and inspiring.
Simon Hansen
Founder, Home Brew Advice
The Authority Hacker Podcast hosted by Gael Breton and Mark Webster is definitely a fun and learning experience for entrepreneurs since they feature training courses on a wide range of topics from SEO to affiliate marketing and site-building. Other than their topics, I like how they test new strategies and share their personal experiences and data-backed analyses. Their hands-on take on things makes it a perfect podcast that entrepreneurs should listen to.
Kathleen Almy
Founder, Almy Educational Consulting
I am really enjoying now is Start from Zero. Dane Maxwell is the host. He interviews entrepreneurs and problem solves with them. I’ve learned so much because he’s so specific to each entrepreneur’s situation. It’s like listening in on a business coach and their student. He’s very quick and gifted at figuring out an actionable solution for the business owner. More than once, I’ve listened to an episode and then gone back to a team member with something we need to adjust. Each episode has been time well spent.
Rob Stephens
Founder, CFO Perspective
The How of Business with Henry Lopez has been one of the best podcasts I’ve listened to. Guests frequently remark how well Henry prepares for his interviews. This allows him to ask intelligent and penetrating questions. Henry is a serial entrepreneur so he knows the struggles of business owners. The podcast masterfully balances practical management advice with how to deal with the fears and hopes of every small business owner.
Stacy Caprio
Founder, Stacy Caprio Inc.
One podcast I recommend for all entrepreneurs is BossBabe by Natalie Ellis. She interviews inspirational guests who have their own successful businesses and walks through how they built their success from the ground up. You get insights and tactics that you can apply to build your own business, and I always walk away inspired with fresh ideas after listening to the BossBabe podcast.
Matt Slaymaker
Founder, Folsom Creative
My name is Matt Slaymaker, Digital Marketing Director at Folsom Creative, a Fort Collins digital marketing agency that helps businesses of all sizes improve their online presence to capture more leads and sales. A bit of self-promo here, but one of my favorite marketing podcasts is Folsom Creative’s Lean Marketing Podcast. The podcast dedicated to manufacturing and technology marketing leaders with an exploration of their business, their rise to the top of their industry, and inside tips that you can use to bolster your own future success. As a marketer, it is great to hear the perspectives of other marketers to learn from not only their successes but their failures as well!3
Jesse Silkoff
Founder, MyRoofingPal
I’ve found more time to listen to podcasts recently, and there are three I’d really recommend: Eventual Millionaire, Entrepreneur on Fire, and Duct Tape Marketing. All of them are under an hour, with two of them being around 30 minutes, so they’re really easy to fit into the day on your commute, when you’re cooking dinner, or just when you have some downtime.
Eventual Millionaire is an aspirational podcast, and the host has interviewed people who are exactly where I’d like to be. Rather than speaking with small business owners who have a steady income but nothing great, they interview those who’ve been extremely successful financially and ask them what they did to get to where they are. Duct Tape Marketing is one of the few marketing podcasts that actually feels easy to digest. They discuss a new topic each week, so I can pick and choose what I need to listen to, and they do a great job interviewing so that the answers are clear, succinct, and actionable.
Finally, the Entrepreneur on Fire is my go-to general business podcast. There are some great interviews featured on this one, and while I don’t listen to it as often as the other two, it’s great to binge when I’ve got some spare time on my hands.
Ovi Demetrian Jr
Editor, Blocks Edit
Rework – the better way to work by the people at Basecamp
It focuses on working more calmly and effectively and includes thoughts on startups, company culture, marketing, tech, and product design, as well as interviews with entrepreneurs.
Calloway Cook
Founder, Illuminate Labs Inc.
As an entrepreneur who listens to a lot of podcasts when I travel, I’d be happy to contribute to your article. My name is Calloway Cook and I’m the President of e-commerce business Illuminate Labs. Here is my favorite business podcast:
Startup Stories by Mixergy is my favorite business podcast right now. I feel like it’s more informative to hear from experts in different fields than to hear general business news like what you might get from Bloomberg.
Most people who run a successful company are amazing at one or two things, and by hearing an in-depth interview with hundreds of these founders, you learn a ton of different things you can test with your own company.
Kristy Goodman
CEO, PreConception Inc.
Hands down my favorite podcast is How I Built This by Guy Raz. Each episode interviews the founder of a successful company (some of my favorite episodes interviewed the founders of Patagonia and Spanx) and goes through their entire story from bootstrapping to international success. It’s pretty incredible to see how many successful entrepreneurs multiple times during the growth of their company had where they almost failed but pulled through.
Alina Trigub
Blogger, SAMO Financial
One of my favorite podcasts is: Entrepreneurs Circle
Where many entrepreneurs share their journeys and life lessons. I love the questions the host, Erik Cabral, asks their interviewees and the atmosphere he creates around the table.
Spencer Sheinin
Founder and CEO, Shift Financial
My runaway favorite podcast is Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, founder of Quest Nutrition (worth over a billion dollars…someone worth listening to). While not specifically a business podcast (you won’t find the 5 steps to writing a business plan), it focuses on the most important aspect of a business. Mindset. More specifically, its mission is to pull people out of the Matrix, at scale, to give them an empowering mindset. As an entrepreneur, it’s so easy to get caught in the matrix. I used to call it robot mode, where I was stuck going through the motions. Impact theory has an extremely well-curated guest list and the topics are often mind-blowing. It’s literally changed my life in more positive ways than I can count and pulls me out of robot mode every time I get sucked in.
Deepak Shukla
Founder, Pearl Lemon
My favorite business podcast is The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish.
The Knowledge Project addresses problems that business owners and entrepreneurs have, while still digging into other topics like philosophy and life. The host has an extremely knowledgeable business people like Jeff Hunter and Jim Collins and addresses problems that many business people can relate to. How do I find quality employees? How do I avoid having anxiety during stressful situations? How do I figure out what my strengths are? It is a great podcast that has taught me a lot about both myself and business.
Dylan John
Content Marketer, FunnelWays
Listening to podcasts while driving, working or even making breakfast has become a popular trend in my life. I’ve listened to many different podcasts so far, but there are a few that have had the biggest impact on me! Niche Pursuits with Spencer Haws is an awesome one for any bloggers or internet marketers. His podcast gives great insight into how powerful the internet really is when you use it properly and build assets online. Similar to Niche Pursuits, my favorite podcast out right now is Smart Passive Income with Pat Flynn! Pat Flynn has one of the biggest authority sites and podcasts in his niche. He knows his stuff and can pull influential people onto his show! I’d really recommend this one if you are interested in going digital with your business at any point.
Dawn La Fontaine
Founder, Cat in the Box
One of the best business podcast is My Wife Quit Her Job, hosted by Steve Chou.
Steve is an e-commerce entrepreneur who not only runs his own online store but teaches others through his Create a Profitable Online Store course and through Sellers’ Summit, which is THE annual event to attend if you sell anything online.
What I love about his podcast is that he’s not afraid to ask the nitty-gritty questions of his successful entrepreneur guests, which really gives listeners an insight into the actual struggles and challenges that each overcame to achieve. On other podcasts featuring entrepreneurs, the focus is on the success, which downplays all the wrong turns successful people take first to get where they eventually end up.
Another favorite is EcomCrew by Mike Jackness. Mike is an e-commerce expert who has created and sold multiple 8-figure businesses. He also attracts fascinating e-commerce business owners from all walks of life to his show but also likes to really get to the heart of the challenges that business owners face. His encyclopedic knowledge of selling on Amazon and business ownership is astounding.
Eric Ramos
Founder, Law Office of Eric A. Ramos
The Lawyerist Podcast has been a really awesome asset for my law practice. It’s easy to neglect our business when our top priority is serving our clients.
Lawyerist not only gives me tips to better serve my clients, but it also helps me run my practice more effectively and keeps me motivated to do so.
Mike Falahee
Founder, Marygrove Awnings
I’m a passionate business owner and entrepreneur, and I love podcasts and webinars. I’ve answered your pod questions below.
Mixergy: Startup Stories
The podcast world wouldn’t be the same without Mixergy. I dare say we would be without a fair few entrepreneurs if this podcast didn’t exist.
Hosted by Andrew Warner this podcast features his interviews, some infamous with some of the most cutting-edge, innovative and relevant business people in these times.
Some of the more engaging topics actually morph into business courses taught by the interviewed business experts, combing a podcast with an improvised Ted Talk, fantastic.
Alexis Hasel Berger
Founder and time management coach, Alexis Hasel Berger
I’m a time management and productivity coach running my own business. And I listen to A LOT of podcasts.
In reference to your query on Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs, here are my favorites:
How I Built This – An hour-long interview with founders of companies you’ve definitely heard of (Patagonia, Bob’s Red Mill, etc.) Great to hear that it didn’t always go smoothly for those who have made it. It makes you feel like you’re doing just fine.
Radical Candor – How to be a compassionate, yet honest boss. How to build a culture of transparency, feedback, and kindness.
Straighten Your Crown – Great advice for female founders. From how to run a pitch meeting to what might be holding you back.
Debbie Arcangeles
Founder, the Offbeat life
I wanted to recommend the podcast that I host “The Offbeat Life”, where I interview individuals who are digital nomads and remote entrepreneurs. I share their stories and tips to help others learn how to become location independent.
Casey Hill
Growth Hacker and marketing specialist, Bonjoro
Podcasts for entrepreneurs:
- The Start-up Hypeman – RajNation
- Small Business Big Marketing – Tim Reid
- Smart Passive Income – Pat Flynn
- The Entrepreneur Way – Neil Ball
- Business Storytelling Podcast -Christoph Trappe
Khris Steven
Founder, Khrisdigital
The best podcast for entrepreneurs is The Dean Graziosi Show.
This is a podcast hosted by Dean Graziosi who happens to be a well-known leading success coach, business owner, entrepreneur, real estate expert, author, and speaker. Who has impacted millions of lives through his books, education, and messages.
The show is for those who are looking to achieve their highest potential on a huge scale, and ready to take their life and business to the next level.
Peter Koch
Founder, Dollar Sanity
The podcast I would like to recommend is, How I built this: How I built this is very interesting. Even if you aren’t an entrepreneur it is a podcast you should listen to. In interviews with a bunch of CEOs, they have demystified the creation of so many successful companies.
Ali Khundmiri
Social Media Strategist, Intandemly
Best Podcast for Creators, entrepreneurs, small business:
- Product Hunt Radio: Has some interesting episodes with guests who are famous or successful or both!
- The Indiehacker Podcast: Hosted by Courtland Alan, with guests from the indiehacker space. Very interesting episodes.
- The Sweaty Startup: Best of his episodes are the Case study ones!
- Building it up with Bertelsmann: It is specifically targeted for the Indian market.
- Naval: Must listen to. This podcast is for everyone, but specifically
for founders, this helps in keeping the mental model in check! - The Marketing School: Every startup should be aware of the SEO trends and requirements. This blog couldn’t be ignored.
- The GaryVee show: It’s really good to get started with this, but most of his philosophies are the same and he repeats them. So I’d recommend listening to his guest episodes more than his solo rants. Better value.
Katie Holmes
Data Analyst, OutwitTrade
I’ve been loving the Authority Hacker podcast which goes over different online marketing tactics. They are extremely knowledgeable and honest, and often have very successful guests.
Amanda Cook
Founder, Wellpreneur Ltd.
I’m the founder of Wellpreneur and the host of the Wellpreneur Podcast (and author of bestselling book Wellpreneur). Since 2014 the show has been the essential resource for entrepreneurs & business owners in the Health & Wellness Industry to help them grow their business and not burn themselves out!
In over 230 episodes we’ve interviewed 200 authors, wellness entrepreneurs, and wellness industry leaders about what’s working for them today to grow their businesses, but also how they take care of themselves while running these successful businesses.
Previous guests include Dr. Axe (founder of the world’s largest health website), Martha Beck, Dr. Rajan Chatterjee, Todd Henry, Nisha Moodley, JJ Virgin, Leonie Dawson, Mark Sisson, Sean Croxton, Denise
Duffield-Thomas, J.P. Sears, Dr. Aviva Romm and more!
Luka Arezina
Founder, Data Prot
Mixergy is a great podcast for business owners who are just getting started, as it provides the audience with numerous tips for growing a business. The podcast is specifically focused on the initial phase of
running a business and strategies for moving forward. Mixergy features interviews with numerous successful entrepreneurs from a variety of industries who share their personal experience of running a business.
Daniel Ndukwu
Founder, KyLeads
I listen to a few podcasts every week and I’m always trying to discover new ones. There are a few I’m excited to listen to regularly. The first one is named Without Fail by Gimlet Media. It focuses on interviewing successful people from all walks of life like athletes, entrepreneurs, and political activists. It’s really a look at how grit, timing, and a bit of good luck can change your life.
The second one I enjoy is called Orthogonal. It’s simply about getting better about finance and freelancing. It’s a mix of wit, humor, and solid business lessons that’ll help you grow. Though it’s targeted at freelancers, the insights are widely applicable to different types of businesses.
Noa Eshed
SEO Experts, Digital Architects
My podcast Real Life Superpowers
In the podcast, we speak with top performers and hear their uncut no-fluff version of their journey to the top. We conduct freestyle conversations in which we’ll try to reverse engineer the path to success. We’ve interviewed peak performers such as Hub Spot co-founder and CEO Brian Halligan, co-Founder and CEO of MOZ Rand Fishkin, Mari Smith, co-Founder, and CEO of Word stream, Larry Kim, and many more.
Jovan Milen Kovic
Data Analyst, Kommando Tech
Here’s a podcast I’d like to recommend to my fellow-entrepreneurs.
What I like about the Entrepreneurs on Fire is that it offers a vast number of different perspectives and stories by entrepreneurs. Interviews with 2,000 people are worthy of hearing, from the practical advice and stories about personal success to views on the broad picture by people who dwell on topics that are significant to all entrepreneurs. I am personally interested in success stories of scaling, and there is plenty of talk about how to transform a business from a small venture to a bigger success story.
Briana Haas
Freelancer, brihaas2@gmail.com
The Jobs Blow Podcast tells real stories from people who have or are pursuing dream jobs in all realms of business. From the seemingly lucky ones to those with amazing mentors and the brave who just took a shot and transitioned to something later in life, all stories are told with a little bit of humor and a whole lot of truth.
Shannon Maloney
Founder, SoapBox
I’d love to submit the Soapbox podcast, People Leading People for your article. Soapbox CEO and Co-founder, Brennan McEachra, hosts the podcast and interviews Entrepreneurs, Founders and Senior leaders on what it takes to build, lead and grow and a high-performing team. We’ve interviewed leaders from Slack, Wealth Simple, Rent the Runway and more high-growth companies.
Aleksandar Pesic
SEO Expert, Invoice Quick
I guess you will probably get a list of the usual top 10 podcasts, so here are the two gems I would recommend:
This show is one of the best sales podcasts I have found out there. There is always something to learn and the information is related to many aspects of selling and social dynamics when dealing with B2B. Will does an amazing job of asking questions and digging deeper into the application of principles. In almost every session I get real, actionable advice that I can take into the office and apply on a day to day basis.
This podcast is a slice of GOLD if you want to understand the psychology behind why people buy stuff and pay attention online. If you want to get your message heard and acted on when it hits your audience, tune in and listen to every show! Tory manages to get her message across in simple terms and there is no fluff. The episodes last less than 10 minutes but you get so much out of them that most times I just listen on repeat.
Jonathan Cook
SEO Experts, Authority Dental
Here are the two best podcasts that we would like to recommend
1 How I Built This
Interviews by Guy Raz show plenty of interesting details behind the biggest companies. His guests uncover their own way to the top and share difficulties they had to face, they do not comment on usually.
2 Mixergy
Mixergy is another podcast, which does not back out from tough questions. Andrew Warner focuses episodes on creating startups discussing both successes and failures with entrepreneurs experienced in the field.
Kate Kurt
Marketing Analyst, webbabyshower
Podcasts are an unbelievable resource for entrepreneurs. It’s easy to have a social media feed mentality and to go looking for the next great one, but there is pure gold in the past waiting to be found.
My favorite example of this is a podcast from 2012 that only ran for 15 episodes, and is just a series of live lectures that are not even that well recorded. But inside them Seth Godin speaks directly to people right in the same room, all looking to launch a business. At times its brutal, but so many of his book-length concepts are smashed into one clear insight on these students’ ideas.
Douglas Dedrick
CEO, GRV Productions
In my opinion, one of the best podcasts for entrepreneurs is TED Talks Business. Simply put, TED Talks are often inspiring and informative. And the TED Talks Business podcast takes the best business-related Ted Talks and puts them in one space. I like that the podcast has a lot of variety, and often covers topics I wouldn’t have ever investigated on my own. Always very informative.
Dre Baldwin
Founder, DreAllDay
I would like to recommend Work on Your Game by Dre Baldwin podcast
In just 5 years, Dre Baldwin went from his high school team’s bench to the first contract of a 9-year professional basketball career. Concurrently, Dre pioneered new genres of personal branding via content publishing. Starting on YouTube in 2006, Dre has over 7,000 published videos whose views number over 44 million. Dre’s Work on Your Game Podcast has more than 1,200 daily episodes.
Dre has given 4 TED Talks and authored 25 books. A Philadelphia native and Penn State alum, Dre lives in Miami.
Nicholas Pina
Designer, Steck Insights Web Design
If you are an entrepreneur the best podcast and mentor to have is Tim Ferris. Listening to his podcast will change your life, it changed mine. I used to work a 9-5 warehouse job and anytime I could get away with it I would stick an earbud in and listen to his podcast.
He gave me the push I needed to go back to school and get a degree in Entrepreneurship. Which is where I met a professor who taught me how to sell on Amazon.
If you want to hear interviews with some of the most successful people in the world this is the podcast for you. He has interviewed, Neil Gaiman, Arnold Schwarzenegger, LeBron James, Ray Dalio, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Edward Norton, Tony Robbins, Maria Sharapova, Jamie Foxx, Maria Popova, Peter Thiel, Brene Brown and many more. He is on podcast number 410 so his podcast should keep you occupied for some time. I would also recommend listening to his classic book the 4 Hour Work Week.
Andrea Wenburg
Founder, Voice of Influence
I would like to recommend this Podcast: Voice of Influence
When you’re looking for a podcast that helps you become more influential at home, with your team, and with your clients/customers, Voice of Influence can help. We interview industry leaders and experts who have led a message-driven movement or organizational change, and we help leaders communicate their own contagious vision.
Johanna Nastor
Founder, Hack the Entrepreneur
Jon Nastor’s Hack the Entrepreneur podcast is for those looking to develop their entrepreneurial mindset, do work that matters, and build an online business. We understand that starting a business and doing work that matters is not always easy, but it is worth it. Jon Nastor interrogates solo entrepreneurs to multimillion-dollar startup founders, digital nomads to entrepreneurs working offline, to find out what it takes to be successful.
Alexandria Ohlinger
Freelancer, Grow Green Marketing
The Free to F’Up podcast helps us learn to embrace the failures, fiascos, frustrations, and fuckups in all areas of our lives and using them to grow, and better ourselves as people.
Our podcast centers around changing the conversation and sentiment around a failure by recognizing that it’s part of the journey of life and it happens to even the most successful people in the world.
Angelique Hamilton
HR, Chique Consultancy Group
I am responding to your request for information regarding podcasts for small business owners and entrepreneurs. One of the podcasts that I feel is beneficial to small business owners and entrepreneurs is Foundr. I offer tips and real-world experiences from other successful entrepreneurs. I have gained so much by listening to the podcast.
Vix Meldrew
Freelancer, Vix Meldrew
I would love to submit my podcast, ‘The Grow & Glow Show’ for this. We’ve regularly been in the top 10 for entrepreneur, marketing and management and business categories in iTunes.
Emily Mahr
Blogger, Emily Mahr
I host The Emily Mahr Podcast, which talks about Life, Business, and the Journey along the way. Each week I have 2 new episodes, which I call ’nuggets of information’ and once or twice a month I have experts on to share 15-45 minutes of their wisdom, all in hopes to help entrepreneurs learn to use plans, processes, and templates to build a better business on a solid foundation.
Brandon Foster
Founder, My school supply lists.
One of my favorite podcasts is HOW I BUILT THIS by Guy Raz
In How I Built This, Guy Raz comes out with the story of well-known entrepreneurs. The welcoming sound of Raz for every guest is a great excitement creating technique. An in-depth down analysis of efforts, struggles, and movements of successful leaders. A must listen, incredible podcast yield realistic and informal experiences of entrepreneurs that are fair enough to analyze. Innovators get open and share their stories in response to Guy’s persuasive inquiring gestures. It’s such an insightful podcast that hits the listeners’ mind amazingly.
Mike Bran
Marketing Analyst, Thrill Appeal
How to Generate Business No Matter the Product or Service with Pat Fenton
Pat Fenton is a marketing expert that explains how to attract and convert a customer into business. I feel so energetic and excited after listening to it. He has vast knowledge and skills to mentor and coach new entrepreneurs. Pat discusses all the step by step procedures from developing a secure network, influencing people for the product or services, getting referrals, and making the customer a brand loyal. He improves your focus towards the problem of which solutions you’re providing to users and how it makes your unique selling point.
Pat’s words of wisdom to motivate and encourage the failure for success are a must to listen to part of the episode.
Gintaras Steponkus
SEO Expert, Solid Guides
I want to recommend one of the Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs
The Side Hustle Show by Nick Loper
The Side Hustle Show is a great podcast featuring the ideas, actions, and results you need to start and grow a successful business. It features killer strategies on how to turn your side hustle dreams into a growing business. This podcast is particularly recommended for new entrepreneurs that want to start a business. Sometimes you just have to start, Nick Loper interviews real side hustlers about their story and how they were able to find success as a side hustler. It covers all aspects of starting a business and making money, including marketing & sales strategies, websites, social media marketing, blogging, time management, and more.
Victor Bailey
Freelancer, Victor Bailey
The podcast I would like to recommend is Entrepreneur on Fire
EOFire is an award-winning podcast where host John Lee Dumas interviews the most inspiring entrepreneurs 7 days a week. Every single day, you can expect to hear incredible stories from highly successful entrepreneurs, actionable ideas that can transform your business, and be inspired to build the life of your dreams. It gives you plenty of ideas and strategies for taking your business to the next level. The Entrepreneur on Fire podcast is both pragmatic and inspiring, showing how other entrepreneurs have gone from tiny startups to established, successful businesses. Highly recommended.
Archana Krishnan
Home / Personal, Renovation Bootcamp
The Business Leadership Podcast
This podcast is great for anyone thinking of starting a business. Edwin Frondozo started the Business Leadership Podcast to figure out where people, business and innovation meet. He’s had some of the top influential business leaders and changes markers in North America on his podcast, including Kristine Stewart, Seth Godin, and Eric Arnold. If you’re interested in how to build a brand, create high-performance teams and innovate industries, definitely check out this podcast. You can also learn how to pitch to investors and what investors actually care about. I recommend this to any entrepreneur.
Aqsa Mirza
VP of Sales and marketing, Boster Biological Technology
My recommendation of Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs:
Youpreneur with Chris Ducker
One of the most blazing uses of podcasts among individuals is learning, and interestingly in the podcast industry, the business is one of the top five popular genres. For learning purposes, particularly the podcast of Chris Ducker offers a complete toolkit to achieve brand recognition in the digital age. The reason why his podcast is my top pick is the wide range of topics Ducker discussed in it.
The array of topics can belong to launching online products, delegating the tasks, or establishing a niche in the industry. He also often invites many worth listening to guests on his podcast, and their discussions left you with a set of actionable steps to improve your business graph.
So, which is your favorite podcast that you have found tremendous value in? Shoot us a note at hello@dignitas.digital