Ready For Launch: How To Build A Startup
A show about realizing the business ideas of early-stage entrepreneurs. Ian Black interviews early-stage company founders to hear what it's really like getting a business off the ground. How do you launch a startup? What does it take to turn an idea into a business? How do you turn a profit? On Ready For Launch, we get the answers to those questions straight from the people making it happen today. Be inspired by their stories. Learn from their mistakes. Understand the mindset it takes to create something from nothing.
Episodes
059 - From Cavities to Category Creation with Sam Coxe, Founder of Flaus (Oprah’s favourite Electric Flosser)
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses.In this interview, Samantha Coxe shares her journey from law to founding Flaus, the world's first electric flosser. Discover how her perseverance, strategic research, and innovative mindset led to creating a new category in oral care, overcoming challenges, and leveraging opportunities l
058 - From FAANGs to Founder, with Zainab Ghadiyali, Founder of Eat Cook Joy and Stackbirds
SummaryWelcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week, Zainab Ghadiyali shares her unconventional journey from growing up in India to becoming a tech entrepreneurin San Francisco. She discusses the hype around AI, her startups in food and AI, and practical lessons on building impactful businesses.LinksWebsiteshttps://www.eatco
057 - Revolutionizing Washing: The Science of Microbiome-Friendly Products - with Eli Halliwell, Founder of Sans Savon & Hairstory
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses.Eli Halliwell shares his entrepreneurial journey from disrupting the haircare industry with innovative, microbiome-friendly products to his past ventures in the automotive space. Discover how he identifies opportunities for innovation, the challenges of changing routines, and the impact of A
056 - From Shopify to Startup. The 6-Month Plan That Outpaced Expectations, with Michael Kiss, CEO and Co-founder of Symmetry Commerce
SummaryWelcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses.In this conversation, Michael Kiss, CEO and co-founder of Symmetry Commerce, shares his journey from a tech-savvy childhood in Ontario to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the e-commerce space. He discusses his experiences at Shopify, the challenges of starting his own company, an
055 - The AI-Driven Side Project That Gained Global Attention, with Adam Hale, Creator of Dry Outside
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses.Adam Hale shares his journey from digital media enthusiast to data analyst and AI innovator, detailing how he built a weather prediction website using AI tools in just hours. Discover insights on AI experimentation, SEO strategies, human connection, and turning side projects into impactful t
054 - The Gap Between Design and Reality — and How Omar Salem Built Adora to Fix It
SummaryWelcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses.In this conversation, Omar shares his journey from growing up in Jordan to becoming a successful entrepreneur in Australia. He discusses his experiences at Canva, where he learned valuable lessons about scaling and product growth. Omar reflects on the transition to founding Adora, a c
AI Revolution in the Job Market: Launching AI Apply - An AI-Powered Job Search Tool, With Co-Founder Aidan Kramer
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses into the world.
This week, Ian Black talks to Aidan Cramer about his business AI Apply, which leverages generative AI to help job seekers find and apply for the best job opportunities. Aidan also shares his experience in building multiple businesses and the importance of finding product-mark
Overcoming Your Fears By Bootstrapping An Allergy Friendly Protein Bar Business, with Patrick Manning, founder of Alio.
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show about how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses into the world.
This week, Ian Black talks to Patrick Manning, the founder of Alio, an allergy-friendly protein bar company, who shares his journey from medical school to entrepreneurship. He saw a need for a protein bar free from the top nine food allergens and high in protein, and decided
The Van Conversion Expert: How to Unlock the Lifestyle You’ve Dreamed of - with Shane Monks O'Byrne, founder of The Van Conversion Dotcom.
Shane Monks O'Byrne teaches people how to build camper vans and live a van life. He shares his journey into entrepreneurship, the philosophy of van life, and the lessons he learned from building his latest startup - https://www.thevanconversion.com.
Contents:
Introduction and Background
Shane's Business: Teaching People to Build Camper Vans
The Philosophy of Van Life
Shane's Jour
Launching a non-alcoholic spirit brand in Asia and the USA, with Lorin Winata Founder of Melati Drinks (#50)
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show where I, Ian Black, talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
I’m talking with Lorin Winata, founder of Melati Drinks, and part of the Forbes 30 under 30 list for 2023.
Among many things, we discuss:
The history of Asian tonic drinks, dating back to 1293
What it means to be a non-alcoholic spirit, in th
049 - Launching and Closing A Daily Brain Care Business, with Brian Davis, Co-founder of Parable.
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show where Ian Black talks to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Brian Davis, co-founder founder of Parable.
Among many things, we discuss:
Why Brain Care is so important for an ageing population
The 4 Pillars of Brain Care
How to communicate the benefits of a product when custome
048 - Launching A Literary Career: Derek Sivers Reveals His Writing Process For His Forthcoming Book, Useful Not True.
Welcome to Ready For Launch. This week I’m talking with Derek Sivers, ex-musician, ex-entrepreneur, TED speaker and four-time book author.
Among many things, we discuss:
Why New Zealand is the best place in the world to raise a kid
How to adapt your values to your current situation
The secrets to becoming a great speaker
What still terrifies Derek about speaking on stage
The best way to w
047 - Launching a Network of Top Designers and Builders For Startups, with Stephanie Golik, Founder at Huddle
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show where Ian Black talks to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Stephanie Golik Founder at Huddle.
Among many things, we discuss:
From Design to Founder: Steph’s journey from studying Architecture to becoming co-founder of Huddle
The Power of Building: How Steph used app developmen
046 - Launching a Venture Studio, with Hunter Hammonds, Founder and CEO of Assembly: Building a $100m portfolio of creator-led businesses
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show where I, Ian Black, talk to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Hunter Hammonds, founder of Assembly.
We discuss:
What Assembly is: a business that builds businesses from scratch
Hunter’s career pre-Assembly: from skipping college to 8-figure agencies
The challenges of selling
045 - PR For Startups: Everything You Wanted To Know About Hiring A PR Firm, with Brigitte Kaps, Founder of Rent a PR
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show where Ian Black talks to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Brigitte Kaps CEO & Founder of Rent a PR, a company that offers Public Relations & Communications Advisory on demand.
Among many things, we discuss:
Brigitte’s finance background before starting her company
See
044 - Launching a New Era of Coffee Convenience, with Zach Frantz, Founder of Wildland Coffee
Welcome to Ready For Launch, the show where I, Ian Black, talk to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Zach Frantz, founder of Wildland Coffee, a company that makes coffee in tea bags.
Among many things, we discuss:
The Inspiration for Wildland Coffee
Product Development: From co-packers to packing in-house
Busines
043 - Launching a Revolutionary Dyslexia Screening & Diagnosis Business, with Jamie Wace, CEO and Co-founder of Talamo
Welcome to Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Jamie Wace, CEO & co-founder of Talamo, a company dedicated to democratising access to dyslexia diagnosis.
Among many things, we discuss:
Why 80% of children aren’t diagnosed with dyslexia.
How Jami
042 - How to Launch a Home Electrification Startup, with Jesse Vaughan, Co-founder of Kopperfield
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch.
I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Jesse Vaughan, Co-founder and President at Kopperfield.
Among many things, we discuss:
How we can make an impact on climate change through our home
Growing up an in a family of entrep
041 - How To Launch a Content-native E-commerce Platform, with Rishabh Jain - Co-Founder & CEO at FERMAT
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch.
I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Rishabh Jain - Co-Founder & CEO at FERMAT
Among many things, we discuss:
The impact of cookie-less browsing on Ecommerce brands
How to learn to be a leader
Tactics for getting
040 - Launching A Survey Solution Business for E-commerce with Matt Bahr, CEO at Fairing
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Matt Bahr, CEO at Fairing.
Among many things, we discuss:
The importance of the voice of the customer as a data source
How brands use surveys to improve their products
Finding produ
039 - Launching a Global Mentorship Platform Business, with Felix Lee, Co-Founder of ADPList
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Felix Lee, Co-Founder of ADPList
Among many things, we discuss:
Why free mentorship is so important in a world where people are born with unequal career opportunities
Growing up in Si
038 - Launching a scent-flavoured hydration brand, with Lena Jüngst, Co-Founder at Air Up
Hello and, welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Lena Jüngst, Co-Founder at Air Up
Among many things, we discuss:
How to create taste from just a scent
The science of retronasal olfaction
Turning a bachelor's degree proj
037 - Launching a pocket-sized AR device for the imaginative hacker, with Bobak Tavangar, CEO at Brilliant Labs.
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Bobak Tavangar CEO at Brilliant Labs.
Among many things, we discuss:
What is a hackable AR device?
The disappointment of current AR devices
The power of open source as a business mod
036 - Launching a curated online shopping experience with Autumn Schultz, co-founder of Dibz.
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. Every episode, we talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week we’re talking with Autumn Schultz co-founder of Dibz.
Among many things, we discuss:
Why fashion brands suffer from excess inventory
How design differs from growth stage companies to large corporations
Tactics for getting t
035 - Launching a female sexual wellness company, with Corrie Bradley Co-Founder of Lark Love
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their businesses into the world.
This week, I’m talking with Corrie Bradley Co-Founder at Lark Love, a sexual wellness company focused on the female body.
Among many things, we discuss:
Get women talking about taboo topics
Formulating produc
034 - Launching a delicious high-protein cheesecake company, with Emily Tout, co-founder of Mighty Slice
Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week, we’re talking with Emily Tout, Co-Founder at Mighty Slice, a company passionate about making the kind of protein snacks you’ll genuinely look forward to. Cheesecake!
Among many things, we discuss:
Tra
033 - Launching a ski brand with Miles Lim co-founder of Bananablades
Hello and, welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I’m your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early stage companies about how they launched their business into the world.
This week I’m talking with Miles Lim, co-founder and Chief Banana Officer of Bananablades
Among many things, we discuss:
How he transitioned from photography, to chemistry, to engineering, to running
032 - Launching a Growth Marketing Agency for DTC Brands, with Jake Abrams founder of Odyssey
Welcome to Ready For Launch.
This week I’m talking to Jake Abrams, Founder of Odyssey, a growth marketing agency focused on direct-to-consumer startups.
We talk about:
The benefits of working in marketing for small business
The value of research in selling a product
Growing from a team of 1 to a team of 10
How to easily transition from full-time work to your first business
The power of re
031 - Launching a Burger Truck Business, with Bodhi Valentine founder of Burgerland Smash Up
Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their businesses. This week I’m talking to Bohdi Valentine, Founder of Burgerland Smash Up, a brand delivering regional burger and hot dog experiences to the mouths of Vancouver.
We talk about:
Transitioning from tech to food
Hitting rock bottom and rising from the ashes
Learning how to run a business
The his
030 - Launching a cocktail brand, with Paul Owusu, co-founder of Phreshly
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week I’m talking to Paul Owusu, CEO and co-founder of Phreshly, a brand making ready-to-drink canned cocktails from all-natural ingredients.
We talk about:
Social mining your way to product market fit
How cocktails can transport you to a particular place
The 3 tier process of selling liquor in the US
The growth of th
029 - Launching an e-commerce gifting company, with Rhian Beutler, founder of Govalo
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week I’m talking to Rhain Beutler, CEO and founder of Govalo, a brand that’s reinventing the gifting experience for ecommerce.
We talk about:
The importance of speaking to users
The role of the CEO as both optimist and pessimist
Life as a second time founder
The loneliness of leadership
The desire to build a billio
028 - Launching a Content Studio, with Adrian Alfieri, CEO and founder of Verbatim
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week I’m talking with Adrian Alfieri, CEO, and founder of Verbatim Labs. A content studio that helps early-stage teams launch and scale their online content production.
We discuss:
Why brands should turn on their content machine
Why expert interviews are such a powerful content tool
How Adrian discovered the company pa
027 - Launching a course on Financial Planning, with Sarah Becker, founder of Becker Talks Money
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week my guest is Sarah Becker, founder of Becker Talks Money, a business that helps entrepreneurs make a plan for their future by making individually tailored financial plans.
Among many things, we discuss:
John Bogal’s Enough philosophy
Turning a free service for friends into a viable business
Creating an online cours
026 - Launching a Customer Retention SaaS Platform, with Maruti Agarwal CEO of ShopAgain
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week my guest is Maruti Agarwal, co-founder, and CEO of ShopAgain, a software company that helps e-commerce brands running on Shopify improve their customer retention through machine learning. If you’re a business finding your social media ad spending has suddenly shot through the roof in the last few years, this episode is
025 - Launching an Album, with Jake Brewer, Songwriter for Objects In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. We’re stepping away from our usual startup focus today, and entering the world of music. My guest is songwriter Jake Brewer, who has just released his first album into the world.
Among many things, we discuss:
The imposter syndrome of being a musician
What it means to define success for yourself
The role of the producer in
024 - Founding A Marketing Media Mix Modeling Platform, with Robert Palumbo and Erika Fabian of OutPoint App
Hear how founders of early-stage companies launched their businesses. This week I’m talking with two guests - Rob Palumbo, and Erika Fabian, CEO and Head of Sales respectively at OutPoint App. OutPoint is a SaaS platform built to enable the effective allocation of paid media budgets through automated media mix modelling.
We discuss:
How OutPoint empowers marketing leaders to make more predictabl
023 - Founding a smart nutrition company, with Ari Tulla CEO and co-founder of Elo
This week I’m talking with Ari Tulla, CEO and co-founder of Elo. A brand that believes that our diet is making us unhealthy, and wants to turn your food back into medicine.
We discuss:
The modern obsession with Finnish names for brands
Why health tech is so important in the US
The impact of wearables on health
The importance of dietary changes versus supplement use
Testing and changing th
022 - Launching the Modern MBA for Independent workers with Sam Lee, founder of IndeCollective
This week I’m talking to Sam Lee, founder of IndeCollective, a community + learning platform where independent workers can learn to translate their specialized skills into personally fulfilling careers.
We talk about:
The move from Full-time employment to consulting
Why Sam started a second business
How he developed his product through research
The curriculum of the IndeCollective course
021 - Launching a cannabinoid wellness brand with Tahira Rehmatullah, CEO and co-founder of Commons
This week I’m talking to Tahira Rehmatullah, co-founder & CEO of Commons - a natural wellness brand that offers products, education, and a community of coaches around CBD usage. If you’re interested in learning more about using cannabis for health, and the growth of the legal cannabis industry, this is the show for you.
We talk about:
The difference between the two major cannabinoid players
020 - Launching a delicious (and healthy) Mac and Cheese brand, with Jen Zeszut, co-founder of Goodles
This week I’m talking to Jen Zeszut, co-founder of Goodles, a fantastic new Mac and Cheese brand that is all about great taste, great nutrition, great fun, and sillyness. Please enjoy this uplifting conversation about the beginnings of brand that brings joy to the world, by playing by its own rules, through my favorite food - pasta.
We talk about:
How to decide if you should marry your husband
019 - Launching a cold brew coffee business with Olivia VonNieda, founder of Kavnia.
Kavnia is sustainable cold drip coffee powered by women.
Did you know that cold brew coffee is experiencing 40% year over year growth in America? No? Well, If you love coffee, this is the episode for you.
I’m chatting to Olivia VonNieda about the launch of her cold brew coffee concentrate that’s recently arrived in stores in Chicago. We chat about coffee brewing techniques, the benefits of bootstr
018 - Rebranding design studio Woke to Card79, with founder and designer Afshin Mehin
This week I’m in conversation with Afshin Mehin, founder of design agency Card79 about their recent renaming. We talk about blurring the lines between the digital and physical realms, the old and the new, his family of fortune tellers, and the creation of their beautiful NFT artwork series - the Kintsugi Upgrades.
Links
https://card79.com/
https://www.instagram.com/card.79/
https://twitter.com/ca
017 - Ian Black - Launching this podcast, Ready For Launch
We're kicking off the new season with a chance for you to get to know your podcast host Ian Black as he shares stories about how Ready For Launch came to life.
016 - Zach Laberge - The 16-year old Founder of Frenter, the SaaS Platform for Rental Businesses.
This week I have Zach Laberge on the show - a young Canadian entrepreneur with dreams of revolutionizing the way rental businesses operate.
We talk about:
Joining the movement of the sharing economy
How he got into dropshipping at the age of 10
The key to successful instagram marketing for your pet.
Finding the right team
Consistently developing your network
What it's like building ventur
015 - Justin Clegg - Founder of mobile commerce platform Allset
This week my guest is Justin Clegg, Founder of Allset (https://www.allsethq.com/). We dive into why home services is an area ripe for technological innovation, and how he wants to bring the power of AI and automation to the 5 million home services businesses through their mobile commerce platform.
Show notes:
https://readyforlaunchpodcast.com/#/blog/15-show-notes-justin-clegg-founder-of-allset
014 - Launching a Direct-to-Consumer Period Care Company, with Nick Jain, Co-Founder of August
Today we're going to talk about Periods!
If you've never stopped to think about why they are still considered a taboo topic of conversation, then this episode is just for you.
We've got Nick Jain on the show. Nick is one half of the founding team of August, a modern period care company built for Gen Z, that's ready to redefine how the world talks about periods, and truly have an impact on a new ge
013 - Launching a Digital Talent Advisory Company, with Matt Walsh, CEO of Morel and Green Stone
This week I have Matt Walsh in the house, founder of distributed experience design agency Green Stone, and newly formed digital talent advisory company Morel.
We discuss:
the difference between distributed work and working from home
the future of hybrid working models
why businesses should treat freelancers just like full-time employees
how the role of CEO changes as a company matures
012 - Launching a Custom Footwear Company, with Braden Parker, co-founder and CEO of Casca
This week I'm chatting to Braden Parker, co-founder, and CEO of custom footwear company Casca. We had a great conversation where we dove into how Casca are working to revolutionize the shoe manufacturing process that hasn't really changed in a century. We also discuss the difficulties of hiring a team that will take your business to the next level, how to focus your product messaging for the right
011 - Launching a Headless Commerce Company, with Bryan Mahoney, Co-Founder and CEO at Chord Commerce
This week we're taking a trip down memory lane with Byran Mahoney, CEO of Chord Commerce (formerly CTO at Glossier, and Co-founder of Dynamo). We discuss his journey launching multiple businesses over the course of his career, and what he's learned along the way. From his first job scrubbing toilets and cutting grass at age 13, through to the launch of his latest endeavour Chord, a commerce-as-a-s
010 - Launching an online community for Designers, with Danielle Thompson, founder of Design Club
This week I'm learning from the wonderful Danielle Thompson about how she's transforming her existing online community Design Club into a more focussed service called Design Match. We discuss :
What it takes to become a confident designer
Tips and tricks for managing your time
Creating an online community that people want to engage in
Avoiding the busy trap
The benefits of fear, and the p
009 - Launching a #1 Bestselling book, with Charlotte Cramer, author of The Purpose Myth
This week I had a wonderful conversation with the author of the number 1 bestselling book The Purpose Myth, Charlotte Cramer. We dive into the world of vulnerable storytelling, self publishing, and plagiarism, and the effects of ego on decision making.
Listen to learn about:
The three fundamental needs of humans for their careers,
How to feel more purpose in your life.
The importance of
008 - Launching a London-based Design Studio, with founder Andrew Burton
This week I'm talking to Andrew Burton, founder of Creative agency Shoreditch design studio. We get into the pros and cons of running a product business versus a service business, the importance of picking the right business partners, tips for hiring outside your area of expertise, and how to approach sales.
Andrew is the Creative Director & Founder of Shoreditch Design Studio. Creative agency
007 - Launching a Healthy Kids Lunch Delivery Business, with Ryan McKee, Founder of Elemeno
This week I'm talking with Ryan McKee, founder of Elemeno, a company that delivers healthy hassle-free kids lunches to Vancouver parents. We discuss what it's like to try and completely reinvent yourself and your career, while also building up a business from nothing.
Topics:
The benefits of an MBA
Failed side hustles
Benefits of customer research
Reinventing yourself
The slow pace of launc
006 - Launching a Luxury Watch Shopping Product, with JP Holecka, co-founder of Luxxee
My guest this week is a veteran in the Vancouver agency world. JP Holecka, founder of PowerShifter. After 12 years building digital product for clients with his team.
Now he's taken the plunge to become a product founder in the luxury watch space with his new business venture, Luxxee.
We discuss what it takes to find product-market fit, attract a diverse audience, and how company culture keeps tal
005 - Launching a Direct-To-Consumer Wine Company, with Kendra Kawala, Co-founder of Maker Wines
My guest this week is Kendra Kawala, the delightful co-founder and COO of Maker Wines, the first Direct to consumer canned wine company, and leading premium canned wine company in the US. We discuss how it feels like to be somewhat of an outsider to the typical founder profile...developing episodic balance in your life... and the importance of making art out of scraps of yarn.
www.makerwine.com
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004 - Launching an agency, and turning crazy ideas into a reality, with Alexis Nicolas, founder of Brit Klik
This week I'm chatting with someone I have a huge amount of respect for as a friend, and a founder of Montreal-based agency Brit Klik - Alexis Nicolas. Brit Klik is a specialist in the Google platform Search Ads 360. He has a real passion for business, but uniquely uses that as a way to create the freedom to pursue the other aspects of his life outside of work in incredible ways. We talk about how
003 - Launching a Design Agency, with Allegra Poschmann, co-founder of Pact
This week I chat with the fantastically talented Allegra Poschmann about how losing the best job she ever when her company was acquired by Glossier, led her slowly down the path of creating her own agency that specialized in Direct to Consumer eCommerce.
We talk about the insecurity that comes with going out on your own, the skills required to lead a team, and the important traits to look for in a
002 - How to Launch a Privacy-first Tech Company, with Pascal Barry, co-founder at Akord
This week I'm talking to designer-turned tech-founder Pascal Barry about how becoming aware of digital privacy issues snowballed into launching a business for secure, privacy-focused messaging, cloud storage and collaboration. We discuss what it's like to leave your job when you have no ideas what you're building, the importance of testing your team, hiring great people, and why no matter what hap
001 - How to launch a podcast, with Tinah Ogalo, host at In Your Twentys
We chat with Podcast Host Tinah Ogalo about her journey to becoming a podcast host and getting to her 50th episode launch.
https://www.instagram.com/tinah.ogalo/
https://www.instagram.com/inyourtwentys/
