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A backstage pass to The Bigger Stage, where host Matt Stone covers the behind-the-scenes lowdown on his journey to build The Bigger Stage brand, business, and show, and the business and life lessons he's learning along the way. mattstone.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Backstage w/ Matt Stone, a business show with 291 episodes published.
It’s been a week — the kind that’s equal parts exhausting and exhilarating — and Matt is back Backstage to fill you in. He digs into a paradigm shift around LinkedIn and social media (turns out treating the feed like a r
Thirty-eight days until summer, and welcome to Backstage’s new Friday cadence. Matt’s breaking in a new format like new shoes, seeing what works best. This week started with a networking event with trades owners in south
Title: 51, Grateful, and Balancing Confidence with Humility Subtitle: On birthday reflections, upcoming celebrity guests, structured interviews as the secret to books and courses, and showing up meaningfully Description:
After six months of daily episodes, Matt is making a change. This pod is shifting to a weekly Friday cadence — a backstage-style check-in built for summarizing the week’s learnings, previewing what’s next, and pulling li
Fifty-four days until summer, and Matt’s got a feeling they’re going straight from late winter into the Hades era of heat. Welcome to Backstage—he likes the art, hopes you do too, sticking with it for a while. After shar
Fifty-eight days until summer, still chilly, and it feels like they’re going straight from late winter into summer with something brutal in between. Welcome to Backstage—the podcast is officially rebranded. Cadence still
Title: 21 Years Since the First YouTube Video Subtitle: On burgeoning friendships, the ground shifting faster than ever, and bridging where technology meets human creativity Description: Fifty-nine days until summer, and
Fifty degrees and chilly in NYC, and Matt went underdressed to last night’s fantastic networking event—froze afterward grabbing a slice with a friend, but good times. After sharing trivia about the first White House East
Down to a lovely 77 degrees after almost 90 yesterday (65 days until summer), and Matt’s happy about it. Last night’s nonprofit event was packed with sweating professionals in jackets—met two women from Colombia working
Eighty-nine degrees in NYC today (66 days until summer but it already feels like it’s here), and Matt’s looking forward to almost 90-degree weather for now. After sharing trivia about Isaac Newton being knighted (1705),
Happy tax day in America, 86 degrees in northern New Jersey, and Matt’s exhausted but inspired after standing up the new website for thebiggerstage.com yesterday. After sharing trivia about the American School for the De
Mid-80s today (almost 90 the next two days), and Matt’s excited to be a little too warm after months of cold. After sharing trivia about Noah Webster’s dictionary (1828), cornflakes being patented (1896), and the Titanic
Sixty-nine days until summer, still feeling winter-ish at night (upper 30s, lower 40s), but a glorious weekend—Saturday sitting in the sun on the Upper West Side talking with a friend, much warmer than expected. After sh
Beautiful Friday, a little cold as usual, and Matt stopped mid-race to get centered before two podcast recordings—one with someone who just appeared on the Today Show for a clever electrical product (the kind you wish yo
Seventy-three days until summer, 34 degrees overnight (still freezing), but by Monday it’s hitting the 70s and 80s for good—so get ready for Matt complaining about the heat. After sharing trivia about King Henry I gettin
Seventy-six days until summer, beautiful sunny day, though Wednesday night’s dropping below freezing one last time before hitting the 80s next week. After sharing trivia about Brigham Young marrying his 27th and last wif
Eighty-three days until summer, heading into the 70s today (upper 80s in Oklahoma where he’s flying tomorrow), and Matt’s making it quick before a client meeting. After sharing trivia about Washington proclaiming the bou
Title: Being the Best Dance Partner (So the Other Person Shines) Subtitle: On service over self-interest, curating stories that help people, and why good feedback makes you better Description: Eighty-six days until summe
Eighty-seven days until summer, 73 degrees today (23 Celsius for the global crowd), and Matt’s feeling it. After sharing trivia about the UN Security Council’s first meeting in NYC (1946) and Jonas Salk announcing the po
Eighty-eight days until summer (a lucky number), and Matt’s cruising through March with his first live LinkedIn show launching in less than an hour—What’s the Point? with co-host Kait LeDonne. After sharing trivia about
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Backstage w/ Matt Stone is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (entrepreneurship) and has published 291 episodes.
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