Kira Hartley Klinger is an entrepreneur, bestselling author, and e-commerce expert who has built a successful career turning overlooked treasures into valuable finds. Since launching her first online shop in 2003, she has become a top-rated Etsy seller with more than 17,000 sales and a devoted following in vintage textiles. Her bestselling Fabric Wars book […]
Larry Kesslin is an author who explores the difference between happiness and joy in his life and work. He describes happiness as a response to circumstances, but sees joy as something deeper—a profound knowing of what, who, and why you are. Through his writing and personal philosophy, Larry emphasizes that true joy comes from inner
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Marlen Kakkori is the creator of The Podcast Interview Leverage Method™ and founder of The Podcast Conversion Lab. She helps entrepreneurs turn podcast interviews into partnerships, referrals, and clients by leveraging conversations long after the episode is published. Originally from Europe and now based in Mexico, she works with experts, authors, coaches, and consultants looking
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In this episode, Seth Goldstein dives into the world of private podcast subscriptions, exploring platforms like Patreon, Ko-fi, and Buy Me a Coffee that allow podcasters to offer exclusive content and generate revenue—even for smaller shows that might not attract big advertisers. He discusses the potential for subscription fatigue, shares insights on setting up effective
Dr. Fredric Abramson is the CEO of Golden Thread Technology. He started the company to harness the power of DNA analysis to lower athletic injury risks. His approach is built around an AI machine learning framework that uses each athlete’s unique genetic blueprint to identify important differences in body structure, nutrition requirements and performance behaviors.
Eric Dingler is a global marketing strategist who believes that if your business requires you to be in the office, you don’t have a business; you have a high-stress job. After living in 20 countries over the last four years, Eric has mastered the art of “remote-first” leadership and ultra-clear marketing. He’s the creator of
Jason Willis-Lee is a seasoned Spanish and French to English medical translator with 25 years of experience specializing in clinical trials, medical reports, and academic research. He has built a sustainable career rooted in precision and effective communication. Alongside his deep translation expertise, Jason is passionate about coaching and mentoring industry colleagues, empowering translators, interpreters,
With over a decade of experience in interior design, Felicia Wallace-Benton specializes in transforming spaces into reflections of each client’s unique vision. Her innate ability to recognize the untapped potential in any interior serves as the foundation of her design philosophy—envisioning not just what is, but what could be. With a keen eye for detail,
In this episode, the conversation focused on the importance of consistency in podcasting, not just for your audience but for building your own habits and growing your brand. However, a key theme that emerged was that sometimes life throws unexpected challenges your way, making it difficult to stick to a regular publishing schedule. The discussion
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Bill Widmer is an SEO veteran with over a decade of experience, including building and selling a high-traffic travel blog and writing content for B2B SaaS like Ahrefs, Semrush, Monday, and more. These days, he’s obsessed with using AI to augment SEO so growing SaaS companies can show up in AI results without the giant
