Rodney Scott is a certified pitmaster, a James Bead Award winner for Best Chef, and founder and co-owner of the Rodney Scott’s Whole Hog BBQ restaurants.

Amy Morin, author of the book "13 Things That Strong Kids Do", explains how to create the entrepreneurial spark — and how, in the entrepreneurial quest, adults and kids all grapple with the same big issues. . 

Hear from Entrepreneur's EIC Jason Feifer, Ting Ba, Global Product Manager at LinkedIn Marketing Solutions, and branding experts Kat Cole and Swan Sit as they discuss best marketing tactics, use cases, solutions and more! Plus don't miss your chance to ask your own question during our live Q&A.

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What do you need to know about opening up a cannabis business in New York? Jeffrey Schultz is a partner at Feuerstein Kulick LLC, a NYC-based law firm focused on the cannabis industry, where he advises cannabis operators on a number of legal issues, including financing and complex corporate transactions, banking laws, and state-level cannabis licensing and compliance. On the podcast, he answers questions on the steps potential cannabis business owners need to take to open up shop in the Empire State.

Uncovering why you want to start a business or what kind of business you want to start can be as easy as finding something you enjoy and not wanting that to end. And it’s the story of how co-owner James Morro started Urban Kayaks. They were dedicated to creating a great experience and learned from what the competition was doing wrong to bring the best possible outcome to life. This week’s Yelp reviewer, Michelle S. echoes those points precisely after her experience with them. This episode is sponsored by DoorDash for Work. Get DoorDash for Work and make work delicious. Go to:

Thomas Tull is the Founder of Legendary Entertainment and Tulco LLC. Legendary entertainment is one of the first companies to jointly finance films with movie studios, partnering with Warner Bros in 2005. Tulco is a holding company that helps its portfolio companies apply technology such as AI, machine learning, and predictive data analytics. In this episode, find out how Tull’s childhood passions (Batman, Led Zeppelin, and Pittsburgh Steelers) have followed him throughout his career. This episode is sponsored by DoorDash for Work. Get DoorDash for Work and make work delicious. Go to:

How Dr. Sandra Lee squeezed success out of her skincare career.

Lauren Passell loves podcasts... but how do you make a living out of loving something? This is the story of how she left her job, learned a lot, launched a company, and kept evolving it until she'd built an entirely new career. This episode is sponsored by DoorDash for Work. Get DoorDash for Work and make work delicious. Go to:

Being a true solo entrepreneur is not an easy job because, in essence, it’s all of the jobs. It’s never simple to start or run a business, but there is an added element of responsibility and often stress that comes with being the sole proprietor. Victoria Gasparro, owner of The Party Nail, shares what it means to not only own a business but to also be the business and Yelp reviewer, Naomi Y, discusses how it’s really about the value you get that makes an experience worth the cost. This episode is sponsored by DoorDash for Work. Get DoorDash for Work and make work delicious. Go to:

Last April, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill of 321-101to protect banks that service state-legal marijuana businesses from being penalized by federal regulators. The legislation is known as the SAFE Banking Act. What does this bill mean to the cannabis industry? And will the Senate and President make it the law of the land. Rachelle Gillette joins the podcast to make sense of it all. She is chair of Greenspoon Marder’s Cannabis Law Practice and one of the first attorneys in the nation to dedicate her practice to the cannabis industry.