Every episode

with Harry Gottlieb

Harry argues that solving complex problems requires shifting from competitive conflict to cooperative teamwork focused on shared goals and interactive social engagement

with Dr. Albert Zickmann

Oral surgeon Dr. Albert Zikman explains how he bootstrapped one of the world's largest dental implant software companies without ever raising outside money by keeping his surgical practice, conserving capital, and building real value instead of chasing an exit.

with Sam Mitchel

A teenage investor building his own fund breaks down what young people actually need to know about money, risk, and building wealth before anyone teaches them.

with Leon Leibovich

Leon went from arriving in America with $200 and no English to building 15 businesses and advising owners on how to sell companies worth millions. He breaks down the $10 trillion wealth transfer happening over the next decade and why buying a business might beat starting one for people just getting

with Oscar Feldenkreis

Oscar Feldenkreis dropped out of college in his third year and spent 40 years scaling his family's business into Perry Ellis International, the company behind Perry Ellis, Original Penguin, and the Nike Swim and Callaway licenses. We get into why product beats marketing, how to use debt as a tool in

with Myron Cherry

One lawyer took on the entire nuclear power industry as a near one-man operation and won, running his practice like a founder: self-funded bets, cases nobody else would touch, and total conviction in his own judgment. Myron Cherry breaks down how to bet on yourself when everyone says you're wrong, w