Podcasts have become a close friend for many of us, whether we're on our way to work, taking a break for lunch, or just trying to relax before bed. It's obvious why. In the past few years, there have been many business podcasts on almost every subject. In the last few years, podcasts have become more and more popular, and as a result, there is a lot of high-quality content online. There are a lot of podcasts about business. As of March 2021, there were more than 1.95 million podcasts in the world, and many of them were about business. It's not always easy to figure out which will help your business grow the most.
How I Built It with Guy Raz
- Typical episode length: 30 to 60+ mins
- Mondays and Thursdays are when episodes come out
Guy Raz of NPR tells the stories behind some of the most well-known companies in the world. He does this by weaving a story about innovators, entrepreneurs, and idealists, as well as the movements they started. In recent episodes, the show went into great detail about Drew Houston (CEO of DropBox) and fashion king Kenneth Cole.
Tim Ferriss Program
- Typical episode length: 1.5 to 2 hours
- Episode launch date: Depends on many factors
Tim Ferriss is a best-selling author and self-experimenter. He takes world-class performers in all fields apart to find the tools, strategies, and tricks that his listeners can use. The tennis player Maria Sharapova, the co-founder of LinkedIn Reid Hoffman, and the actor Hugh Jackman have all been on podcasts.
GaryVee Audio Practice
- The episode comes out every day
- Typical episode length: 15 to 60+ mins
Gary Vaynerchuk, an entrepreneur, gives listeners a mix of his favourite episodes of the #AskGaryVee show, keynote speeches on marketing and business, and parts of his WeeklyVee video series. He also has interviews with guests and new content that was made just for the podcast.
HBR Idea Cast
- Episode launch date: Tuesdays
- Typical episode length: 30 min
Curt Nickisch and Alison Beard, who are senior editors at Harvard Business Review, host this podcast every week. It features some of the best minds in management and business. Current episodes have talked about work-on-demand for skilled workers and how to handle working parents during a pandemic.
Ed Mylett Program
- Episode launch date: Tuesday
- Typical episode length: 1 hour.
Ed Mylett talks to guests from almost every industry. He shows off the best peak performers and lets listeners know about their journeys, knowledge, and leadership. He wants to give people motivation, inspiration, and useful tips for improving themselves.
Goal Digger
- Wednesdays and Mondays are when episodes come out.
- Average episode duration: 30 to 60+ minutes
Jenna Kutcher gives people tips on how to be more productive, how to use social media, business hacks, and inspiring stories to help them build their dream careers. Kutcher also talks to the best female managers in the business, like fitness expert Lori Harder, author Jamie Ivey, and online marketing expert Amy Porterfield.
Masters of Scale
- Thursdays and Tuesdays are when episodes come out.
- Typical episode length: 30 minutes
Reid Hoffman, who helped start LinkedIn, gives advice to people who want to start their own businesses by showing how companies grow "from zero to a gazillion." Hoffman puts his ideas to the test with famous CEOs and leaders, such as the CEOs of Netflix, Slack, Nike, and Starbucks.
Ted Business
- Episode launch date: Mondays
- Typical episode length: 20 minutes
The host, Modupe Akinola (Columbia Business School), shares the most influential and astonishing ideas from the business world. Most of these ideas are about universal problems, like how to get a promotion, set smart goals, or stop injustice at work. After the talk, Akinola gives the audience a short lesson on how to put the ideas into practise in their own lives.
Angel Podcast
- Episode launch date: N/A
- Average episode length: 1.5 to 2 hours
This mini-series, which is now in its fourth season, looks at a small group of venture capitalists with billion-dollar funds. The host, Jason Calacanis, talks to these angel investors to find out how they pick winners and what other strategies helped them get to the top.
Panic With Friends
- Mondays and Thursdays are when episodes come out
- Typical episode length: 30 minutes to 60 minutes
Howard Lindzon debates to founders, traders, investors, and venture capitalists about the upcoming and how to find and ride trends in technology and the markets. Lindzon started the podcast in March 2020, when the pandemic hit the United States. He wanted to help people get through the market panic and show them how to set up their portfolios for growth in the years to come.
