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https://linktr.ee/bizee_ Welcome to Get Bizee, the podcast that delves into the heart of entrepreneurship with real talk for real business owners. Join us as we explore the triumphs, challenges, and insights of entrepreneurs navigating the ever-evolving landscape of business. Each episode brings you candid conversations, valuable lessons, and inspiring stories from those who've dared to build their own path in the world of business. Get ready to gain practical wisdom and a deeper understandi ...
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Step into the time machine with A Brief History, where each episode unpacks the surprising origins, forgotten moments, and pivotal turning points that shaped our world. Ryan Spanier blends sharp analysis with rich storytelling to make history feel fresh, relevant, and irresistibly curious. Whether you're a casual listener or a deep thinker, this podcast offers bize-sized journeys through the past that illuminate the present - all with a dash of wit and a keen eye for the unexpected. History, ...
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What if your software partner cared more about strategy, culture, and people than cranking out code? In this episode of The Get Bizee Podcast, Code plus Trust Founder and CEO Andrew Strickland sits down with host Amy Cosper to talk about what really makes a tech company work. Hint: it is not just lines of code Andrew shares how his team starts ever…
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Ben Schwartzman is a high-end automotive technician with 15 years of experience working in independent shops and dealerships, including Audi. He developed in-depth expertise in diagnosing and repairing high-end and exotic vehicles, as well as a deep understanding of both the mechanical work and the client-facing side of the business prior to starti…
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Entrepreneurs Ben and Christie Schwartzman–the husband-and-wife team who launched Trofeo Imports in Huntington Beach, California–discuss their entrepreneurial journey. Ben started out as an automotive technician before he decided to leave the structured dealership world to start his own high-end business while still performing the hands-on work. Ch…
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What happens when a professional songwriter walks straight into the 2008 mortgage crisis? Jon Maddux co-founded You Walk Away, a first-of-its-kind service that helped underwater homeowners understand their options during the housing collapse. Jon shares how the idea struck, why it worked, and how data insights built a pipeline of “boomerang buyers”…
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Elsa Stuart never set out to be an entrepreneur. She just wanted to teach yoga to a few friends in the park. That simple start grew into iHeart Yoga, a thriving Southern California studio, sold-out retreats, and a community that continues to expand. In this episode, Elsa shares how she built a six-figure business without advertising, why word-of-mo…
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Donna Kalez is the co-owner and COO of Dana Wharf Sportfishing & Whale Watching, a pioneering family business that’s been connecting people with the ocean since 1958. In this episode, she reveals how she transformed a single dockside operation into a $10 million experiential business — all while honoring her father’s legacy, expanding into new mark…
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Founder Michael Lynch breaks down the business of recovery: incentives, ops design, scholarships vs. cashflow, and why his alumni-driven model outperforms “big rehab.” We cover brand building (Felony Fights → distribution chops), trend timing (vape boom), and the leadership rule that makes every team better: last one paid, first one accountable. If…
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In this episode, we journey back to the 17th century to uncover the rise of one of history's most powerful and controversial corporations. The East India Company began as a modest trading venture and evolved into a global force that shaped economies, toppled kingdoms, and laid the groundwork for modern capitalism. Discover how a royal charter turne…
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From a five-and-dime in Northwest Arkansas to a global retail empire—this is the story of Walmart. Built in Bentonville explores the origins, growth, and cultural impact of the world's largest retailer. This episode dives into pivotal moments in Walmart's history—from Sam Walton's entrepreneurial spark to the innovations that reshaped supply chains…
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What does it take to build a career in today’s creative economy? Edgar Medina shares his journey from guerilla marketing to hosting Brown Bag Mornings on LA’s legendary Power 106. With ATM Danny, they break down lessons on entrepreneurship, rollouts, and the relentless hustle behind creative success. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | Ti…
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Carl lays out a simple playbook for building a legit side business while you keep your day job. What to disclose, how to set a hard budget, why your core skill is the wedge, when to partner up, and the hiring traps new founders hit. He also shares a lesson in choosing the right state to incorporate. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | Tik…
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Step into the world of Adam Smith, the 18th-century thinker whose ideas forever changed how we understand morality, society, and the economy. From The Theory of Moral Sentiments to The Wealth of Nations, this episode explores Smith's life, his philosophy, and his lasting influence on everything from modern economics to everyday decision-making. Thi…
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From ancient amulets and Silk Road trade to modern jewelry and spiritual healing, opalites have carried a story as luminous as the stones themselves. In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of opalites - tracing their geological origins, cultural symbolism, and enduring allure across civilizations. Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Ap…
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Carl Nelson spent nearly 8 years at Google working with mid-market advertisers spending $1M–$40M a year across Search, Display, and YouTube. That vantage point changed how he thinks about customers, value, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Carl breaks down what he learned inside Google, how a single Reddit post sparked his side business, and t…
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Journey through the fascinating history of artificial intelligence, from ancient legends of mechanical beings to today's powerful generative models. Explore the key breakthroughs, visionary thinkers, and pivotal moments that shaped AI, along with the challenges and ethical questions that define its future. Perfect for tech enthusiasts, history buff…
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Sara didn't guess. She researched. After exhausting every known treatment for her daughter’s epilepsy, she spent months compiling studies, analyzing global data, and decoding the science of functional mushrooms. In this episode, she shares the exact process that led to a medical breakthrough—and why founders need to think like researchers when no r…
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When her daughter Lilly was diagnosed with drug-resistant epilepsy, Sara was told there were no options left. But instead of giving up, she went to work. With a background in law enforcement and intelligence, Sara launched her own research campaign and uncovered a path no one else saw. This is the story of how one parent became a founder out of nec…
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Think your product is all that matters? Think again. In this episode, attorney and entrepreneur Jeremy Green breaks down the legal blind spots that quietly wreck startups and how to avoid them before they become fatal. From the importance of operating agreements to handling early partnerships, Jeremy shares real-world examples of founders who got i…
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You’ve got the idea. Maybe even a deck. But what does it really take to get a venture capital firm to say yes? In this episode, attorney and investor Jeremy Green walks us through what founders get wrong — and what VCs actually care about. From how to build the right team, to why understanding your numbers is non-negotiable, this episode is a must-…
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If your startup operates in a highly regulated space — think cannabis, crypto, or real estate — the rules are different. In this episode, attorney and entrepreneur Jeremy Green shares hard-won insights about funding, branding, and surviving the legal complexity that comes with industries full of red tape. From zoning nightmares to compliance landmi…
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In Part 2 of our conversation with Jim Holden, founder of Fish for Life, we explore what it really means to find your purpose, especially later in life. Jim opens up about the moment that changed everything, and how it led to a mission-driven nonprofit that takes special needs kids fishing in the open ocean. This isn’t about business plans or pitch…
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What happens when one man decides to follow a calling instead of a career? In this episode, Fish for Life founder Jim Holden shares how a moment of clarity turned into a nonprofit that takes special needs kids on unforgettable ocean fishing adventures. It’s a story of purpose, passion, and what it means to start something with heart (even if you’re…
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Dr. Shirin Towfigh turned an overlooked medical specialty, hernia surgery for women, into a thriving business and global brand. In this powerful interview, she shares how being hyper-specialized helped her stand out, the importance of niche branding, and how giving value instead of advertising built her reputation. Whether you're a founder, a start…
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Join us for an exhilarating talk with Eszylfie Taylor–sought-after Financial Advisor, owner of 12 companies, yoga devotee, athlete, and genuinely magnetic personality. Eszylfie shares how he built a wildly successful career on his 24/7 dedication to helping others improve their lives. You’ll learn how Eszylfie created a system called “The Taylor Me…
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Join us for a high-energy discussion with Theresa Villano Reed–a PR, Marketing, Social Media, and Branding dynamo who represents established and up-and-coming athletes. Theresa recounts her path from Fairbanks, Alaska to the elite circles of sports and entertainment, and how her formative years as a back-up player in sports equipped her with a chip…
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Tyler Hochman, 28-year-old founder and CEO of data solutions architecture firm, FORE Enterprise, shares his wonderfully human perspective on entrepreneurism–including the importance of "irrational confidence” (believing in yourself more than is justified), and why too entrepreneurs wrongly believe a pivot is a failure. Follow our socials Instagram …
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Buckle up, this one’s a doozy. We are thrilled to share the insights of Nathan Miller, communications specialist and founder of Miller, Ink.--a full-service strategic and crisis communications firm trusted by prestigious brands worldwide. Nathan covers a wide range of topics related to strategic communications, crisis management, and the continuall…
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Entrepreneurs Michelle Paddleford and Shannon Hauser offer a deeply honest look at the challenges of being a woman in male-dominated industries–golfing and bat owning. Discover the personal setbacks that led them to launch their own businesses AND create Mom Tours, Inc.-a nonprofit foundation empowering and supporting Moms in the struggle of balanc…
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Entrepreneur Jane Hyman shares her insights on charting her own course as a founder, innovator, and community leader. Learn how she identified a glaring market void for affordable access to legal services and conflict resolution, and hear her insights on work/life balance as a Mom. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok…
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Entrepreneur and published author Bret Johnson recounts his freewheeling journey to success in business AND life. You’ll hear some primo insider knowledge on the importance of white space for startups, Bret’s impressive portfolio of successful businesses (and larks), and what he believes defines a great brand. Follow our socials Instagram | X | Lin…
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Relive the entrepreneurial journey of Nico Chen, an immigrant from China. Discover why she emphasizes the importance of financial literacy at every opportunity. Learn how her journey led from financial services to real estate then back to financial services. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok…
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Discover Trevor Parham’s entrepreneurial solution for displaced professional creatives in his community. Learn the obstacles he overcame in launching Oakstop, a community-based coworking, event space, and gallery, and how he scaled it into a philanthropic, workforce development, and entrepreneur support platform. Hear his thoughts on why creativity…
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Dan Hogan has gained a world of experience (literally) in marketing and consulting, having worked in the electronics and technology industries for over 30 years. He has held roles such as product marketing manager and has experience working with large corporations as well as startups. In this illuminating interview, Dan shares his background in mar…
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Myles Kovacs is an American entrepreneur and cofounder of automotive magazine DUB, launched in 2000. He is of Japanese and Hungarian origin and spent his younger years in East Los Angeles. Kovacs graduated from nearby Schurr High School in Montebello, California. After DUB magazine, Kovacs has branched out in the urban car scene market with a desig…
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Get ready, because this gripping episode will challenge your assumptions about attorneys. Founder, CEO, and Attorney Sharen Ghatan takes us along on her ever-hustling journey “helping people that are defenseless, injured, and accused.” Sharen recounts becoming an attorney at just 23, going toe-to-toe with a male-dominated legal system, and her side…
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In this spirited discussion, Nadia Ardebili, entrepreneur and tireless advocate for small business, introduces us to her guiding philosophy of providing HR services with a heart. She founded CA HR Services with a passion for supporting small businesses, and currently assists companies in 15 countries. Nadia walks us through the importance of having…
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GUAP, aka Ladies Love Guapo, is a founding member of the Mexican-American hip hop duo, Coyote, along with his brother, Ricky Blanco. From the vibrant streets of Los Angeles, Coyote’s infectious energy and witty punchlines meld seamlessly with East Coast influences, drawing inspiration from giants like Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, and 50 Cent. As independent …
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Greg J. Rodriguez, CPA, Broker and Real Estate industry expert with over 25 years of experience providing tax and real estate advisory, knowledge and a wide range of insights to CEO's, agents and growing businesses. He’s walked the same path as you – from a poor, middle-class neighborhood with no financial resources to becoming a successful CPA, Re…
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