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Hosted by Gabe Marusca · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 170 episodes
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Welcome to Authority in the Wild Podcast. I'm your host, Gabe Marusca, helping action-takers achieve Freedom Through Entrepreneurs, without sacrificing the things that matter to you. From sales and engineering to freelancing and business consulting, I've worn many hats for the past 20 years. Leveraging that background, I host unscripted conversations with successful entrepreneurs, renowned business leaders, and subject-matter experts. Learn the insights, tactics, and business principles successful people rarely share elsewhere. Take what you discover and use it to build your path to freedom.
Gabe Marusca hosts Authority in the Wild, a business show with 170 episodes published.
How to grow your personal brand when you have no content team, no budget and 20 minutes to learn it. Caleb Ralston was an integral part of the team that helped grow Gary Vee's TikTok from 300,000 to over 3.5 million foll
Posting good content stopped working the moment everyone could make it. Katelyn Bourgoin knows both sides of that shift: Forbes hyped her startup as the next LinkedIn for women entrepreneurs, it went bankrupt anyway, and
What happens when the person behind a country's most listened to podcast steps away from it for a year? In this episode, I sit down with Paul Olteanu, Master Trainer, coach, and the voice of Mind Architect, Romania's mos
Anastasija Lynch pushed back the moment this episode was pitched to her as a burnout conversation. She is an executive coach and co-host of Beyond the Noise who spent a good chunk of her career in technology before movin
The number your wrist shows you each morning is deciding how your day goes, and it is closer to a guess than a measurement. Chester Maglo spent years inside the sleep research and now runs a 90-day one-on-one sleep syste
Forty million people watched Michelle Delamor get eliminated from American Idol. What happened next changed the direction of her li In this episode, I sit down with Michelle Delamor, co-founder of Sonic Gods Studios and
Every internship said no, so Henry Jia stopped applying and built something instead. The platform he ended up engineering later booked him onto this very show. He got there with a business degree and six months of teachi
Kate Assaraf built DIP into a seven-figure haircare brand with forty thousand dollars from her kitchen table, with no Amazon, no investors, and no paid influencers. Her case is that the standard playbook most founders ar
The people who are quietly checking out at work usually hide it well. They still show up. Something has just gone quiet. Martin Lesperance is a keynote speaker who delivers around 100 talks a year in more than 20 countri
The most polished marketing is the marketing nobody remembers. Ada Wardzala started in the call center of the company that publishes Harvard Business Review in Poland and was directing its marketing by age 23. Today she
Vaughan Broderick has worked on more than 300 innovation projects and trained over 350 leaders across 20 industries. In all of it, he kept seeing the same thing: good ideas dying before they ever reached the people they
Carolyn Haeler spent nine months losing her hair, going gray, and wasting away before anyone figured out what was wrong. Then she bit into a gluten-free cookie that was barely edible, and decided to fix it herself. Carol
Carolyn Haeler spent nine months losing her hair, going gray, and wasting away before anyone figured out what was wrong. Then she bit into a gluten-free cookie that was barely edible, and decided to fix it herself. Carol
In 2026, the smartest person in the room is losing. Not to better ideas. To better packaging. Brian Miller built a 3.7M-view TEDx talk using a framework that fits on one page. He spent twenty years figuring out why brill
In 2026, the smartest person in the room is losing. Not to better ideas. To better packaging. Brian Miller built a 3.7M-view TEDx talk using a framework that fits on one page. He spent twenty years figuring out why brill
The founder who seems fine is often the one who needs this most. I sit down with Dr. Margaret Rutherford, clinical psychologist, author, and TEDx speaker, to walk through Perfectly Hidden Depression, the form of depressi
The founder who seems fine is often the one who needs this most. I sit down with Dr. Margaret Rutherford, clinical psychologist, author, and TEDx speaker, to walk through Perfectly Hidden Depression, the form of depressi
Andrej Persolja built a product with a 4.9-star rating and real clinical proof it worked. He launched in one market and it took off. He then launched to the US and nothing happened. No customers. No conversions. Four yea
Andrej Persolja built a product with a 4.9-star rating and real clinical proof it worked. He launched in one market and it took off. He then launched to the US and nothing happened. No customers. No conversions. Four yea
This is not a "do less" conversation. Erika Coleman built a million-dollar company, lost her mother, and then collapsed on her couch the day she finally finished her to-do list. Then she went to Harvard to figure out wha
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Authority in the Wild is hosted by Gabe Marusca. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 170 episodes.
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