The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
Molly Knuth
Show overview
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth has been publishing since 2020, and across the 6 years since has built a catalogue of 289 episodes, alongside 2 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 200 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 32 min and 53 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 5 days ago, with 33 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2022, with 58 episodes published. Published by Molly Knuth.
From the publisher
Welcome to The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth, a podcast for women who are founding and getting found with their businesses online. I'm your host Molly Knuth, and my mission is to help women in rewrite how we live and work on our own terms. We want to grow families, impact others for the better, and be a positive force in our communities…but we also want to have a fulfilling life, ya know? In the past 6 years I've gone from a stay-at-home mom to a freelance social media marketer to a #bossbabe managing client needs, talented team members, and my husband and four kiddos and our little farm in Eastern Iowa. What I've learned in that time is that it's not just about going full force or any one-size-fits-all strategy a business owner. It takes you leaning into your unique gifts, intuition, and goals, and learning about who you are as a person along the way. So come along for lessons and stories from female founders growing and scaling businesses with energetics, tried-and-true tactics, and high-vibe personal growth. Be ready to get found.
Latest Episodes
View all 289 episodes266: Better Every Day: Dr. Dan Butler on Building a School District Rooted in People
265: Wear the Name Badge: What Ed Raber Knows About Showing Up
264: The Messy Middle: What Rebuilding My Business Has Actually Looked Like
263: The Midyear Check-In Founders Never Put on Their Calendar
262: Six Reasons 2026 Is Your Year to Finally Start That Business
261: 7 Truths About Rural America They Don't Want You to Hear
260: What Table Were You Actually Built For? A Self-Leadership Framework for Small Town Business Owners
259: 28% Is Not Enough: Sarah Jakle on DemocraShe, Civic Engagement, and Why High School Girls Are the Future of Government
258: In Order to Succeed, Help Others Succeed First: Josie Manternach on Teaching, Military Life, and Making a Difference in Rural Iowa
257: Stand at Your Full Height: Serin Silva on Nervous System Leadership, Energy Work, and the Future of Heart-Centered Business
256: 10 Things I Know for Certain About Building a Business (Part 2)
255: 10 Things I Know for Certain About Building a Business (Not From Books, But From Living It) Part 1
254: USA Today Bestseller to Director of Leadership Formation: Lindsay Leahy on What It Means to Live with Intention
253: Stop Tying Your Worth to What You Do: Brooke Fitzgerald on the Path to Enough, Imposter Syndrome & What's Next
252: Stop Waiting to Feel Ready: How to Navigate Career Transitions, Burnout, and What's Next with Life Coach Katrina Klooster
251: The People Side of Business with Sarah Hermanson
250: The Stories That Shaped Us — A Look Back at The Found Podcast
249: The Leadership Gap We're Not Talking About (And How to Fix It) with Melissa Reade of Leader Valley
248: The Secret Sauce of Small Town Success: Leadership, Community, and Showing Up with Liesl Seabert
247: Why Wellness Isn't Another To-Do List with Dominique Farrar
What if wellness wasn't another thing to optimize… but something you actually got to experience? In this episode, Molly sits down with Dominique Farrar, founder of Well in France — a Paris-based community and experience brand helping women slow down, connect, and redefine what it means to live well. Dom shares her journey from fast-paced tech life in Silicon Valley to building a wellness business in France — and how her version of success shifted along the way. Together, they explore the tension so many women feel: trying to "do wellness right" while already carrying too much — and how real wellbeing might look a lot simpler (and more human) than we've been told. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Why wellness has become another source of pressure for women The biggest differences between American and French approaches to wellbeing How Dom transitioned from tech startups to building a wellness business abroad The surprising way her community actually started growing Why connection (not content) became her most powerful business strategy How to build something meaningful without following the "playbook" Resources & Links: Learn more about Well in France Explore retreats, events, and community experiences in Paris & Provence Follow Dominique on Instagram for more on wellness, community, and living well