Guests

Sayuri Tsuchitani
Sayuri Tsuchitani is the founder of Sumo Yoga, a Los Angeles wellness studio embracing all body types. A Japanese-born entrepreneur and wellness practitioner, she brings over 20 years of experience. Her philosophy—'Ten people, ten colors'—honors each individual's unique journey toward health.
1 episode

Jim McKelvey
Jim McKelvey is the co-founder of Square, a company focused on innovative solutions. With a background in technology and entrepreneurship, Jim has built a successful business that serves millions of customers.
1 episode

Josh Chrenko
Josh Chrenko is the co-founder and President of Achigan Brand, a company creating smallmouth bass fishing gear and apparel. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, he also founded medical device sales company 2 Circle Medical and co-hosts the Smallie Talk podcast.
1 episode

Yadi Derisse
Yadi Derisse founded Yadi's Artisanal Empanadas to bring authentic, handcrafted empanadas to college campuses in New York. Starting with family recipes, she built a small operation into a growing business. Each empanada is made fresh daily, blending Latin American tradition with student convenience.
1 episode

Zachary Bonder
Zachary Bonder is the founder of Noble Pies, a company that makes fresh-frozen pies for retail distribution. Based in New York, he's focused on scaling production while maintaining quality. His mission is to bring artisanal pie quality to grocery shelves without compromise.
1 episode

John Osher
John Osher invented Spinbrush, the $5 electric toothbrush that became the best-selling in the U.S. and sold to Procter & Gamble for $475M. He previously founded Cap Toys (sold to Hasbro for $120M) and ConServ. Osher holds over 50 patents and has generated hundreds of millions in revenue.
1 episode

Anagha Mishra
Anagha Mishra is the Founder and Chief Flavor Officer of Aunty Misri, a company that creates globally-inspired bake-at-home dessert kits. An engineer turned baker, she''s on a mission to revolutionize desserts with unique flavors. She was a 2024 Jabza Fellow.
1 episode

Jen Swetzoff
Jen Swetzoff is the co-founder of Anyway Magazine, a digital platform that redefines parenting media with honest stories and practical advice. Based in Westport, Connecticut, she launched the publication with her best friend Keeley McNamara to build a community where parents feel seen and supported.
1 episode

Julia Hartz
Julia Hartz is the co-founder and CEO of Eventbrite, the global self-service ticketing platform that has empowered millions of event creators. She led the company from a startup idea to a 2018 IPO and remains a vocal advocate for entrepreneurs and women in technology.
1 episode

Mia Mueller
Mia Mueller is associated with Pottery to the People. Mia is the founder and owner of Berlin-based pottery studio Pottery to the People. She is an artist.
1 episode

Reed Hastings
'Reed Hastings co-founded Netflix and served as CEO, growing it from a DVD-by-mail service to a streaming leader with 200M+ subscribers. A former math teacher and Peace Corps volunteer, he fostered a ''freedom and responsibility'' culture. He stepped down in 2022, building Netflix into a $30B business.'
1 episode

Dan Criss
Dan Criss is the co-founder of Heretic Yerba, a small-batch yerba mate beverage company based in Longview, Washington. Founded in 2018, Heretic Yerba offers a cleaner, smoother alternative to coffee, sourced from sustainable farms.
1 episode