Susan LeBlanc on the impact of embracing vulnerability and personal growth.

CEO and co-founder of the newsletter platform Beehiiv, Tyler Denk explores why he entered a competitive market and the sacrifices he had to make. They are approaching 10 million dollars in annual recurring revenue. Their ad network built into the platform makes over $500,000 in monthly sales. Arnold Schwarzenegger, MilkRoad, Cult of Mac, and RapTV, use Beehiiv. My marketing newsletter, Snackable, is also on Beehiiv with readers from Google, TikTok, and Meta.

Hugh Fink on improvising his scene with Megan Fox in Judd Apatow's movie "This is 40." He shares the process of writing a Saturday Night Live sketch and getting it through to Live, and how he needed to cut time off Danny DeVito’s skit seconds before airing live. Hugh also expresses his opinion on artificial intelligence's impact on comedy writing. We explore the viral joke he wrote for the Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe.

Hugh has written for Jeff Bezos, Britney Spears, Bill Gates, Will Ferrell, and many more. He offers private writing sessions. Reach out to him [email protected]

This episode was produced by Jon Tatner and Ryan Kraft

Podium is an audiobook publisher. They made the Inc 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies in 2023. We delve into generational expectations, highlighting emotional expression, workplace authenticity, and nurturing meaningful connections. We explore the influence of social media on our daily lives, from the pressure to curate online personas to its impact on younger generations.

Judy Edwards and her son Bobby were on Shark Tank, made a deal with Lori Greiner, and even had Howard Stern requesting a Squatty Potty. She founded the company at the age of 60. She reminisces about her entrepreneurial journey with her husband. They faced setbacks, bankruptcy in other business ventures, and had to take out a second mortgage on her mother's house. Everything was riding on Squatty Potty. In 2021, Judy sold the company.

I had a conversation with my mom about life, generational gaps, the right way to parent, and how she met my father.

Melissa DiMarco, actor-comedian, and I discuss life lessons she learned from being on set with Robin Williams in the movie "Death to Smoochy". We also look at the importance of surrounding yourself with good people, ignoring critics, how her feud with Miss Piggy started, and her experience working with Drake on Degrassi: The Next Generation.

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