Episodes

Guy & Ilan Ferdman run Satori Prime. Their company has a bold mission of influencing 100 million people by 2020. Not too shabby, eh? Talk about passion, these 2 have it by the bucket-loads. In this Ilan and Guy Ferdman interview, we cover the importance of personal connections, how the podcast has been an important vehicle for their business, and why the universe has a funny way of showing you what you need to do. Yeah, we’re all over the map here…and it’s a good thing!Show Highlights10:00 – Ilan Ferdman created his podcast initially as cliff notes about other podcasts.15:00 – Ilan has gotten big names on his podcast and he’s surprised no one has said no to him or asked him for the amount of downloads his podcast has before appearing on the show.21:05 – Passion is infectious. Be passionate with whatever you do.25:30 – Ilan explains how they came up with the name Satori Prime.35:40 – Satori Prime is a leadership academy.42:50 – The universe has a funny way o…

Ray Ortega is definitely classified as a Podcast Junkie. He hosts the Podcasters’ Roundtable where a group of podcasters get together and nerd out. He first started podcasting about produce and has since expanded into the tech field. In this Ray Ortega interview, Ray and Harry sit down for a great episode on Podcast Junkies and talk about his various shows he’s started up and some other fascinating podcasting stuff.Show Highlights07:50 – Ray talks about his first podcast.12:40 – Podcasters’ Roundtable uses Google +’s platform really well. Ray says he loves the live stream, the user interaction, and notifications that you can get with using it.18:25 – Ray’s show is about other podcasters sharing what they’ve learned about podcasting. It’s a playground, a sandbox, and a place to have fun and talk about cool things.30:10 – Reach out to Ray and always ask questions before you buy any gear. He’s happy to help.35:00 – If you see something lacking in the market, don’t…

Nicole Welch is the show host for Real Time: Real Men Only and talks specifically to men who want to build powerful, influential, and sustainable relationships in both their personal or business life. In this Nicole Welch interview, she sits down with Harry on Podcast Junkies to talk about tapping into your true inner calling and finding your identity in this world. Harry met Nicole at the Podcast Movement and both of them loved each other’s vibe. Sit down and learn with both Harry and Nicole today on Podcast Junkies!Show Highlights07:40 – Nicole talks a little bit about her move to Honduras and the various gang members she helped.12:15 – Both Nicole and Harry share their machete stories.19:00 – Nicole tries to showcase the heroes on her shows. Guys like Harry who cleans up the kitchen before he podcasts. Show the guy that’s hustling and balancing all aspects of his life.22:20 – Open communication is so important for a couple, especially if you’re an entrepreneur an…

John Corcoran is an expert in developing powerful networks and talks to Harry about how he was able to succeed with his podcast and more. At 23 years old, he landed a job as a writer for the Clinton administration. He says he was able to do it because he was good at developing strong relationships with the right people. In this John Corcoran interview, John shares some tips with Harry and his audience on how you can be a great asset to your network and gives you a little Easter egg worth of goodies at the end of the show.

In this Kim Trumbo Interview we hear the story of what inspired her to create the popular Generosity Philosophy  podcast, her thoughts on charities, and the connections the show has created. campaign.Show Highlights11:30 – Kim gets the idea for a podcast28:00 – Are the challenges with bigger charities?36:30 – The organic growth of the show42:00 – This wouldn’t have happened without the podcast44:30 – A heartfelt realization from Kim54:00 – Kim & Molly launch a 2nd podcastFULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/23

Steve Stewart is a man of many talents, and in this conversation we cover conferences, favorite vinyl tracks, breakdancing and, oh yeah, podcasting!Show HighlightsSteve on Twitter: @MoneyPlanSOSHow To Use ScreenflowPodertainment MagazinePODCAST | The Feed / LibsynPocketFinConPODCAST | Coroner TalkPODCAST | The StartupAudacityPodcaster’s ParadisePODCAST | Cash Car ConvertPODCAST | Stacking BenjaminsPODCAST | Starve the DoubtsREAD | Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook – Gary VaynerchukFULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/22

In this Jordan Agolli interview, we meet the dynamic host of the Teenage Entrepreneur podcast. At age 20, he’s already run a successful 20-person business, and is now working on several big ideas.Show Highlights04:15 - – The preparation mindset Karate gives you09:45 - – The breakdown of the tournament13:15 - – The importance of surrounding yourself with better talent17:50 - – Jordan’s intro into podcasting19:40 - – Jordan’s first business at 1423:45 - – A business branding session27:15 - – The start of the Teenage Entrepreneur Podcast31:30 - – The birth of the Creative Rebellion mastermind38:30 - – The importance of face to face call46:45 - – Tips for connecting with your guest52:15 - – Is quality better than quantity?FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/21

Every once in a while you have such an inspiring conversation, it motivates you to do all you can to help the cause. Brandy Shea and Bryndan Thomas are traveling the USA for the next 2 years in search of 250 of the most compelling and inspirational entrepreneur stories. This is the story of the Quality Thrives campaign.Show HighlightsBrandy on Twitter: @brandyysheaBryndan on Twitter: @FindmyfollowersQuality Thrives on Twitter: @qualitythrivesQuality Thrives on FacebookQuality Thrives on InstagramMile One CreativeQuality Thrives websiteQuality Thrives Indiegogo campaignPodcast – The Chris Cerrone ShowPodcast MovementJack Kerouac – On the RoadAqua NotesThe Scientific 7-Minute WorkoutFULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/20

Following up on all the connections made and renewed after Podcast Movement, I’m back from the too-long hiatus with the host of the Event Supremacy podcast, the man himself, Mr. Vernon Foster II. In this Vernon Foster II Interview, we break it down and even drop some podcasting rhymes. You’ve been warned.Show Highlights05:45 - Vernon’s background in live events & DJing12:45 - The origins of FinCon15:00 - Where are the Ah-Ha moments during the show?16:00 - The importance of ACT17:30 - Lead with the community’s ideas20:15 - The origins of Vernon’s podcast history26:15 - The OG podcasters talk podfading27:30 - Going back to the early episodes33:00 - Realize that you have your fans listening38:45 - The importance of being authentic both on and off the air44:00 - The new direction of Event Supremacy49:45 - It’s hard out here for a podcaster51:00 - What else is in the works for Vernon?FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/19

As I continue with my goal of tracking down veteran podcasters, it was inevitable that I would have Dave on the show. Not only does he LOVE podcasting, he always remembers to have a fun time while doing it! Truly inspiring and educational.Show Highlights04:00 - The early days of podcasting09:00 - Dave’s teaching background14:20 - The inspiration of John Lee Dumas16:20 - Is New & Noteworthy overrated?20:35 - Have a personality on your show!24:15 - A whole episode on editing28:55 - Leaving the outtakes in the show37:35 - Providing your own unique voice47:30 - The challenges of solo shows52:30 - How to keep from rambling58:20 - Finding unique question for popular guests63:30 - What has Dave excited now?71:50 - Who is Inspiring Dave now?74:15 - Don’t be predictableFULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/18

So this is my first solo show, and I decided to do something different. I happened to be traveling and the stars didn't align for a planned interview. I took the opportunity to do something different and give you a small taste of what my two days were like there. I really enjoyed it and will likely doing some of these every now and then in between interviews. An American Podcaster in London indeed!FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/17

It was inevitable. So don’t be surprised if all you hear is us geek out on podcasts on this Chris Murphy interview! What would you expect? I’m a podcast junkie, you’re a podcast junkie (wouldn’t you like to be a junkie too?) Chris is a good friend and we dive deep on why we love this format, and it’s safe to say you will be entertained!FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/16

In this Srinivas Rao Interview, we talk to the creator of Blogcast.FM, which has now evolved into The Unmistakable Creative Podcast. Srini has fascinating life story with plenty of ups and downs along the way and, to use his favorite analogy, has managed to ride the waves. His is a great story of perseverance and with his new Creative Salon and Instigator Experience projects, thinks are looking well.FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/15

In this Tysen Webb interview, this radio DJ with over 20 years of experience, demonstrates how you can find your calling early in life and work hard to make it a reality. He's a truly entertaining and very energetic personality, who's now taking his experience into the podcasting realm.FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/14

In this Jesse Lawler Interview, we discuss how this app developer took his interest in nootropics to create a podcast called Smart Drug Smarts. He interviews (literally) the smartest minds around on the topic of neurology, brain health, and overall mind fitness. He's a truly genuine and fun guy, and is having the time of his life.FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/13

Continuing with yet another podcast pioneer, we get to speak with someone who started their first podcast back in 2007. With his clean comedy podcast, The Ramen Noodle, Daniel dipped his toe in the podcast waters, and never looked back. He runs the Noodle.mx network and is also the host of the award-winning show, The Audacity to Podcast. This Daniel J. Lewis interview is full of energy and his enthusiasm is contagious. What a great ambassador for podcasting.FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/12

Erik and AJ are hosts of the Abroaders Podcast. This niche show covers the ins and outs of what's known as travel hacking. It's the concept of leveraging credit card miles bonuses, through an efficient use of timing and research,  to travel around the world for pennies on the dollar. Each week they break down a new concept and provide up to date news on offers and tweaks that you can use. Essential travel info on this Erik Paquet Interview.FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/11

In the words of Chris himself, he is "utterly unemployable". Hear how he ended up practically self-sabotaging his interviews when he realized corporate life was not in his plans anymore. We talk about his successes with mobile app portfolios, the importance of getting out of the way, and new ventures on the horizon.Show Highlights02:25 - The voice of mobile on Dynamite Circle05:30 - Internet marketers as used car salesmen11:15 - You are the average of your 5 closest friends13:45 - Suits as the uniform of an employee15:00 - Was Chris sabotaging his interviews on purpose?19:15 - We all should strive to be experts at one thing20:45 - Why WP Curve for your Wordpress site is a no-brainer24:00 - Why automation is so important25:10 - The importance of Standard Operating Procedures26:20 - Go on vacation and see what breaks27:00 - Why you shouldn't fall in love with your idea29:45 - Why "Pick Your Brain" is code for free consulting30:20 - The origins of the App Bu…

If you're up for a rambling yet entertaining discussion on not just podcasts, but Vegas, public speaking, hipsters, Gatorade Gum, Howard Stern and the story of how Chris has built up his show to a top position in iTunes, then you're definitely in for a treat. Chris Cerrone shows us why his hosting style is a breath of fresh air in a sea of mediocrity.

James Schramko is no stranger to those in the internet marketing space. As an astute student of some of the best early internet marketers, he has taken what he has learned and built upon it to create the Super Fast Business empire. An ardent proponent of what he's coined 'Owning the Racetrack', James truly shines at testing and tweaking all aspects of his business. He has used that approach to launch not just one, but 5 podcasts! He's got the process down to a science, and focuses his time on the tasks that only he is good it, ensuring that the remaining repeatable processes are outsourced, for maximum efficiency!

Elsie Escobar is the host of Elsie's Yoga Class Live podcast and might be better known to podcasters as the host of The Feed, the official Libsyn podcast. She's the Social Media Community Manager at Libsyn, and is a true podcasting pioneer. As one of the first women to host a yoga podcast waaaaaayyyyy back in 2006, she's seen and experienced a lot in this world. I was pretty excited to snag this interview and her passion for podcasting comes through loud and clear. I can't think of a better spokesperson. Listen closely for the guest appearance by Elsie's daughter! Elsie's enthusiasm is contagious, enjoy!

In this interview with John, we get a little more relaxed, away from the standard Q&A and dig into how this podcast rock star got his start. He explains how his nature and military training prepared him for this moment. We learn the origins of the Dumas name and key takeaways on how his mindset puts him in a position to succeed.Show Highlights2:30 - The Birth of Podcast Junkies4:40 - What happened at 3am at the Cosmo in Vegas?5:50 - Talk radio is brutal and enough with the Miley Cyrus already!7:10 - Even non-OCD people are 'completists' when it comes to podcasts9:11 - What were the origins of John's need for control and discipline?10:50 - John's studio time and how he books his 8 Monday interviews11:30 - The benefits of standing during podcast interviews and France.13:35 - Being a recognized podcast voice can be creepy, but this is why it's actually not14:22 - Entrepreneur on Fire is actually coming out in French!16:00 - What are the similar tendencies of succe…

In this episode, online renaissance man Greg Hickman brings his passion for adventure straight into the world of Podcast Junkies. With a free-flowing conversation covering everything from old school hip-hop and mountain biking, what his new favorite conference format looks like, and how the importance of mobile continues to increase. He touches on the start of his second podcast and ultimately breaks down why he does what he does. Good peepz.Show Highlights3:05 - Incorporating all his skill set in an effort to be the most well-rounded3:55 - Beauty of the Next Desk7:15 - Growing up on the East Coast and old school hip hop9:14 - The journey of a music podcast11:05 - Why Mobile Mixed is on a "Freakin' Misson'14:15 - The importance of a mobile strategy for your business16:40 - parallels with podcasting and mobile?18:55 - Everyone's doing the same type of podcast now23:10 - Some of Mobile Mixed's best episodes, and the mix of interviews and solo shows26:25 - How you…

Cynthia Sanchez is as interesting as she is charming. After a career as on oncology nurse, she managed to go from blogging to consulting, and on to podcasting. Along the way, she became schooled in the ins and outs of Pinterest and has leveraged to a position as a subject matter expert, being asked to speak at internet marketing conferences around the world. She talks about her start, her family and future plans.Show Highlights05:10 - The birth of Oh So Pinteresting07:05 - The wonders of New Media Expo09:35 - Which shows got Cynthia started on podcasting11:00 - Family time with podcasts13:30 - Listening to mom on her own podcast15:20 - Celebrating the 50th Episode16:45 - Being a fan at New Media Expo NYC19:10 - Mobile podcasting is fun, and the benefits of the podcast purse22:15 - Building automation into the production schedule24:40 - At Pinterest's headquarters25:55 - The evolution of Pinterest as a business tool and a surprising letter in the mail29:30 - Benefits of a…