How Success Happens
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Snack: David Wolfe
How Des Bishop Built a Comedy Career in Ireland, China, and America — From Scratch
Snack: Hungry
From Gym Floor to Cookie Store: How Kai Moreto Runs a Nationwide Bakery from Anywhere
Snack: Vita Coco
Snack: Vita Coo
When the Dining Room Is Full, Every Decision Counts: The Art of Delivering Under Pressure
Snack: How Ammortal Turned Recovery Tech Into a Luxury Wellness Juggernaut
How Romantasy Superstar Carissa Broadbent Built a Book Empire from Self-Publishing
Snack: How Go Rentals Created the Ultimate Luxury Experience on Four Wheels
Shark Week Host Reveals Moment That Scared the @#$! Out of Him
Snack: Spin Master Co-founder
Lo Bosworth Says Social Media Is Eating Our Brains
Red Queen Logic Founder: ‘Supercharge Productivity Without Giving Up Privacy’
Inside The Summit: NFL Greats, Top CEOs and the Truth About Success
Snack: Ken Burns
Sam Adams Founder Turned a Kitchen Recipe Into a Billion-Dollar Brand
Snack: War Game
Bobby Moynihan Found Success as a LEGO
Snack: Master Class Founder and CEO David Rogier
Casual Geographic Found Success In The Curiosity Gap
Snack: Jack Link’s
Paul Morris 3-Rule System for Never Losing Money in Real Estate
Snack: Rob Mac
“The Last Kings of Hollywood” with Author Paul Fischer
Snack: Breakaway
Nate Bargatze Keeps His Best Stuff For the Stage
Snack: Shoelaces
He Started With $700 and Built Two Billion Dollar Brands
Snack: Faherty Brand
George Kittle's Secret Reset Button
Snack: How Love Fuels Success
What It Takes to Last a Century: Inside a Five-Generation Utah Business
Passing the Torch to Your Team: How Archie Montemayor Built Owners From Within
Best Selling Author Soman Chainani Gets Political
Vision for Tomorrow: Inside a Multi-Generational Detroit Family Business
From Delivery Route to Corner Office: A Succession Story at V&C Foods
Snack: Off Hours Bourbon
Mrs. Dow Jones Wants You to Buy that Latte
Snack Break: Free Comic Book Day
Bobby Berk: From High School Dropout to Queer Eye Star and Successful Entrepreneur
Snack: Media Strategy Expert Zach Rosenfield
How Putting a Dog in a Backpack Turned Into a Business
Snack: Record Store Day
In 2008, Michael Kurtz joined forces with the band Metallica to try to bring back vinyl. Now, Record Store Day is a massive celebration that includes some of the biggest names in pop music. And the vinyl industry has become a billion-dollar industry for the first time ever, selling more records than when analog was the only choice. Michael Kurtz shares how the heck that happened. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Naked Gun Writers on Pitching Your Wildest Idea
Dan Gregor and Doug Mand are part of the writing teams behind The Naked Gun, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and How I Met Your Mother. These guys know how to make people laugh. But being funny is only half the battle. Over the years, they've also figured out how to walk into a room, read it, and actually get a project sold. In this episode, they share their strategies for selling a pitch and what happens when it all goes wrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Snack Break: Eva Longoria
Eva Longoria does so much it makes you want to lie down. Soccer. Tequila. She has a whole business empire that she apparently built while also running a foundation mentoring Latinas in entrepreneurship. Oh, and there's that little acting and directing career, too. She sits down with Dan to talk entrepreneurship, why she teamed up with Lenovo on their Backing Every Business program, and delivers a pep talk that frankly none of us deserve but all of us need. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Berner on Cookies and Cancer
Berner built one of the most recognized cannabis brands on the planet while battling litigation and a colon cancer diagnosis at 38. He sits down with Dan to talk about community building and the lessons behind his new book, Becoming Legend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Snack Break: Novelist Emma Straub
Dan is looking for a little inspiration himself, so he called in a ringer: novelist, bookstore owner and all-around overachiever Emma Straub. She talks about how she knows when an idea is worth a year-plus of her life, what she learned about the writing game from her dad Peter Straub's good buddy Stephen King, and the hardest part of running two Brooklyn bookstores. Spoiler, it's not the books. Emma's hilarious new book American Fantasy hits shelves April 7th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Andrew McCarthy on Friendship
Andrew McCarthy was the guy you wanted to be in the 80s or at least hang out with. Pretty in Pink. Weekend at Bernie’s. The man was everywhere. But somewhere along the way, he traded Hollywood for travel writing. Then one day he looked up and realized he hadn’t seen his friends in years. Which set him off on a 10,000-mile journey to reconnect. He talks about it all in his new book Who Needs Friends? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Snack Break: ThrillerFest!
Award-winning author and International Thriller Writers executive director Kimberly Howe pulls back the curtain on how to break into the booming $21 billion thriller genre. From crafting the perfect 30-second pitch to finding your writing routine, Kim shares the insider secrets that separate published authors from aspiring ones. Plus, get the scoop on ThrillerFest, the ultimate "summer camp for writers" coming to New York City May 5–9. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices