The Best New Business Podcast Right Now – April 2026
Dive into a world of entrepreneurial wisdom, personal growth, and societal insights with our latest podcast series. From navigating humble beginnings to mastering marketing, this collection features inspiring stories like Alex Chep Black's journey to wellness entrepreneurship and Devin Johnson's success in fundraising. We explore the dark side of online gambling and medical child abuse, offering crucial awareness. Plus, get practical advice on relationships, finances, and even bee behavior from Jordan Harbinger's "Feedback Friday" and "Skeptical Sunday." Tune in to unlock your potential and gain a deeper understanding of the world around you.
The 10 Best Business episodes
Marketing, Muscle & Millions- Alec Cheplak’s Playbook
This podcast explores wealth creation through entrepreneurial journeys, marketing strategies, and personal development, emphasizing authentic messaging and collaboration.
This podcast features Brandon Brittingham and Alex Chep Black discussing entrepreneurial journeys, overcoming humble beginnings, and achieving success. Alex shares his path from low-wage jobs to building wellness and marketing companies, highlighting the importance of physical fitness for mental health and business perception. The episode delves into effective marketing strategies, emphasizing message-to-market match, audience building through collaboration, and securing speaking opportunities. It also covers copywriting, the human element in business, and the dual meaning of "Wake Up to Wealth" as both financial prosperity and education. The episode concludes with sponsor messages and a call to action for listeners.
From Gypsy Living to Financial Freedom: Devon Ryan Johnson on Investing and Designing a Life of Wealth
Devin Johnson shares her journey from entrepreneurship to fundraising, emphasizing relationship building, intentional life design, and achieving sovereignty through wealth.
This podcast features Devin Johnson, who discusses her entrepreneurial path, including a successful gourmet food business and challenging real estate ventures. She transitioned to fundraising and investor relations, realizing her talent for building relationships and understanding investor needs, which led her to raise $55 million for a friend's rollup. Johnson introduces her "Investor Fit Filter" framework to align investments with personal goals like cash flow, growth, and "return on joy." She advocates for demystifying finance, designing a life of freedom, and defines "waking up to wealth" as sovereignty – the freedom of choice. The episode also includes sponsor messages for Accruity and RocketLead.ai.
1311: Online Gambling | Skeptical Sunday
This episode explores the rapid rise of online gambling, its addictive nature, and the societal impact of accessible betting platforms.
This episode delves into the pervasive nature of online gambling, from its historical roots and legalization to its modern, app-driven form. It highlights the evolution of sports betting from a niche activity to a mainstream phenomenon, fueled by technological advancements and the repeal of PASPA. The discussion emphasizes the addictive design of online platforms, particularly microbetting, and its detrimental psychological and societal effects. Experts and hosts discuss the business models of gambling companies, the role of AI in user targeting, and the increasing rates of problem gambling, especially among younger demographics. Strategies for responsible gambling and the potential for regulation are also explored, contrasting the ease of modern online betting with the friction of past methods. The episode concludes by framing online gambling addiction as a public health issue, urging listeners to be aware of its insidious nature and the importance of informed decision-making.
1312: Andrea Dunlop | How Social Media Fuels Medical Child Abuse
This podcast explores medical child abuse, specifically Munchausen by Proxy, detailing its deceptive nature, the profound impact on children, and the systemic challenges in detection and prosecution.
This episode delves into the complex and disturbing topic of medical child abuse, primarily focusing on Munchausen by Proxy (also known as Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another). The discussion highlights the profound psychological and emotional toll on child victims, who are subjected to fabricated or induced illnesses by their caregivers for attention and gratification. The podcast examines the deceptive tactics employed by perpetrators, their manipulation of medical professionals and systems, and the significant challenges in detection and prosecution due to a lack of specific laws and systemic loopholes. Social media's role in amplifying abuse, the vulnerability of rare disease communities, and the importance of trusting instincts are also explored. The episode underscores the systemic failures in child protection and the difficulties faced by doctors, judges, and prosecutors in identifying and addressing this form of abuse, while also touching upon the influence of parental rights groups and the experiences of adult survivors.
1310: Sick Mom Needs Me — But So Does My Family | Feedback Friday
This podcast covers AI surveillance, charitable giving, family financial support, business partnerships, marital strife, divorce preparation, and the future threat of quantum computing.
This episode of Feedback Friday delves into a range of listener-submitted issues, starting with a discussion on AI surveillance and its privacy implications. The hosts then explore the complexities of charitable giving in the US, followed by advice for a listener struggling with family members relying on him for financial support and housing, further complicated by his mother's illness and a new baby. Business partnership challenges are examined, particularly when one partner relies heavily on AI like ChatGPT. The conversation shifts to a listener's 20-year marriage marked by infidelity, trauma, and manipulation, with detailed advice on divorce preparation, financial control, and rebuilding relationships. The episode concludes with a brief mention of quantum computing and its potential to break encryption, highlighting future digital security threats.
1314: Bees | Skeptical Sunday
This podcast debunks bee myths, explores their complex society, communication, and vital role, while also touching on nuclear power safety.
This episode of "Skeptical Sunday" hosted by Jordan Harbinger and Jessica Wynn delves into the fascinating world of bees, dispelling common misconceptions about their behavior and importance. The discussion covers bee diversity, distinguishing them from wasps, and debunking fears of "killer bees" and "murder hornets." It highlights that most bees are solitary, unlike the managed honeybees. The invention of the Langstroth hive and the concept of "bee space" are explained, revolutionizing beekeeping. The intricate anatomy of bees, their communication through the waggle dance, and the learned nature of this behavior are explored. The episode touches on advanced topics like robotic bees, bees' memory, their complex social structure, and the phenomenon of older bees taking on younger roles, which is being studied for insights into brain aging. Specialized pollination techniques like "buzz pollination" and bees' use in detecting explosives are discussed. The true, non-ruling role of the queen bee, determined by royal jelly, and the dramatic hatching process are clarified. Human exploitation of bee products and the stressful mass migration of beehives for almond pollination are examined, alongside the challenges of "bee crime." The episode addresses Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) and the dire plight of wild bees, offering solutions like reducing pesticide use and planting native flowers. Finally, it touches upon the historical significance of beekeeping, the longevity of honey, and the intelligence of bees, contrasting it with human impact. The episode concludes by advocating for pollinator protection and briefly discusses nuclear power as a safe, clean energy alternative.
1313: Ruined the 'Do, Ruined the 'I Do' Too | Feedback Friday
This podcast episode addresses listener dilemmas concerning stepbrother wedding fallout, in-law conflicts, and faith-based therapy, alongside discussions on identity, existentialism, and microplastics.
This episode of The Jordan Harbinger Show features "Feedback Friday," where hosts Jordan Harbinger and Gabriel Mizrahi tackle listener-submitted dilemmas. The first letter details a severe fallout with a friend, Stacey, involving passive-aggressive behavior and a botched haircut, leading to the fiancé being uninvited from his brother's wedding. The hosts analyze Stacey's actions and the strained friendship dynamics. The second letter presents concerns about intrusive in-laws with a history of abuse, who disapprove of the listener's parenting choices and exhibit concerning behavior towards her infant son. The hosts emphasize boundary setting and protecting the child. The third listener questions the show's perceived bias against religious therapists, prompting a discussion on faith, trauma, and the importance of objective, ethical counseling, especially concerning unlicensed practitioners. The episode also includes a recommendation for Briggs & Riley luggage, advice for navigating a post-PhD identity crisis, an exploration of Irvin Yalom's existential givens, and a preview of health threats like microplastics.
1309: Paul Eastwick | Science Says You're More Attractive Than You Know
This episode debunks dating myths, emphasizing compatibility, context, and genuine connection over superficial metrics like "mate value" and online filters.
This episode critically examines common dating advice and myths, particularly the concept of "mate value" and the idea of a "sexual marketplace." It argues that subjective perceptions, compatibility, social context, and genuine connection are far more important for successful relationships than superficial metrics. The discussion debunks ideas like hypergamy and gendered trade-offs, highlighting that attractiveness perception varies greatly and diminishes over time. The episode also touches on the role of ego scripts, societal pressures, and the importance of real-world interactions over online filters. Finally, it includes a personal account of growing up in Scientology's Sea Org, emphasizing the need to expose such truths and advocating for authentic connection in relationships.
1306: Bipolar Confession Could End Soldier's Pension | Feedback Friday
This podcast addresses listener dilemmas on military mental health, relationship estrangement, dating confidence, and generational work ethics, offering expert advice and practical strategies.
This episode of Feedback Friday tackles several listener concerns, beginning with a U.S. military member struggling with bipolar disorder and OCD, fearing career repercussions from disclosure. Experts discuss the nuances of bipolar disorder, the risks of untreated mental health conditions in the military, and available resources like Homebase. The conversation shifts to a listener estranged from his son for over 20 years due to a restraining order, with legal advice on clearing his name and reconnecting. Another listener seeks guidance on dating after relationship trauma and infidelity, focusing on rebuilding confidence and self-worth. The show also explores generational differences in work ethic and the importance of hustle, alongside a discussion on cybersecurity risks and the trade-off between security and functionality in technology. Finally, the host shares a personal anecdote about using AI for healthcare management and recommends the Conspiratuality podcast.
1316: If His Ex Was a Rebound, Why's She Still Around? | Feedback Friday
This episode explores Brazilian paradise, relationship dynamics, therapy's purpose, caregiving challenges, and the processing of deep-seated trauma.
The episode begins with a vivid description of a remote Brazilian paradise, highlighting its natural beauty and the altered perception of time it offers. This segues into a listener letter concerning a husband's enduring friendship with his ex-girlfriend, prompting discussions on social norms, jealousy, and the complexities of male-female friendships, with advice leaning towards couples therapy and open communication. The conversation then shifts to the purpose and duration of therapy, contrasting goal-oriented approaches with continuous personal growth, and exploring the value of therapy as a space for existential exploration. Another listener letter details the emotional and ethical challenges of caregiving for an elderly, prejudiced mother, touching on racism, guilt, and the struggle to balance filial duty with self-preservation. Finally, a harrowing account from a previous listener reveals severe childhood abuse, manipulation, and intergenerational trauma, emphasizing the long-term impact and the difficult process of healing and navigating complex family relationships. The episode also includes sponsor messages for Lufthansa, 1-800-Flowers, Haya Health, and Booking.com, along with a practical tip about Amex offers.
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