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Hosted by Marley Majcher · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 92 episodes
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Every Day’s a Train Wreck is a bold, unfiltered podcast hosted by Marley Majcher (The Party Goddess! / The Profit Goddess!) that explores the messy reality of business, life, money, and high-end event planning—with a mix of humor, hard truths, and actionable strategy.The show blends:Entrepreneurship & money talk (pricing, scaling, making real profit)Luxury event planning insights (weddings, logistics, budgets, client psychology)Real-life chaos stories (what goes wrong—and how to fix it)High-level guest expertise (CEOs, founders, creatives, operators)Personal growth through reality checks (not fluff—practical mindset shifts)
Marley Majcher hosts Every Day's a Train Wreck, a society show with 92 episodes published.
Someone stood in a room full of strangers and walked away feeling like they'd found a family—not the kind you're born into, but the kind you discover over two days of real conversation. That feeling, that inexplicable pu
Most people think the barrier to AI success is choosing the right tool—ChatGPT or Claude or Gemini. Tara Patten Weisner is here to tell you it's not. In this episode, Marley and Tara dig into the real story: the people m
Nicole Matthews, founder of the Henley Company, returns to share the 2026 New Zealand adventure that rocked her world. Club Ichi's secret family reunion brought 50 event planners to an unknown destination — a concept so
Marley Majcher sits down with economist-turned-energy-reader Kim Woods to unpack why every high-achieving founder feels like a tiger is perpetually chasing them — and why 2024 is amplifying that exhaustion. The episode o
Tara Patten Weisner helped build the AI system that laid off her 1,000-person team. Instead of quitting, she became the one person who could run it — and now she helps small businesses do in days what used to cost $30K a
From $6 in her pocket to a state Senate seat: Mona Das shares the audacious story of how an immigrant's shower vision became reality. On the surface, this is a conversation between two entrepreneurs about building moveme
Viola Murrone, former Chanel executive turned crystal healer and Reiki practitioner, returns to unpack the real mechanics and medicine of Mercury retrograde — and why this episode is a perfect live demonstration of it. W
Marley sits down with retired Pasadena Police Sergeant Victor Cass and historian Alyse to discuss the hidden darkness beneath Pasadena's Rose Parade façade — a conversation that takes a shocking turn when Marley confesse
Marley Majcher sits down with private investigator Nils Grevillius to unpack Tulsi Gabbard's imminent release of classified CIA mind-control documents and Fauci's COVID cover-up. What begins as a conversation about MK-Ul
Colette Jane Fehr, couples therapist and author of *The Cost of Quiet*, sits down with Marley to unpack why even the loudest, most assertive people stay silent when it matters most. The irony is perfect: a woman who wrot
A 22-year-old from Fort Worth, Texas, couchsurfed her way into Silicon Valley's elite circles using pure entitlement and soft power. But what Becca Camp discovered inside those dinner tables wasn't just insider gossip —
Brandon McCraney walked away from a lucrative corporate career where he'd finally achieved the VP title he'd been chasing for years—only to realize in a month it meant nothing. That failure became his doorway. Over wine
Marley Majcher sits down with astrologer Ashley McFarland to talk cosmic weather, but the conversation tilts into something more personal: Marley is selling the house she raised three kids in over thirty-one years, her y
Matt Kelsey made a film about depression, grief, and survival—and then his stepfather, who funded it, died on day five of the shoot. In this raw conversation with Marley Majcher, Matt walks through the business of indie
Tommy Dorfman built a $100 million electronic dance music empire in New York and New Jersey—and locked a ten-year exclusive contract at the Meadowlands, the largest state fair on the East Coast. Then Live Nation discover
Beth Miller walked into what she thought was a permission-request meeting and accidentally became a podcast cohosts. What unfolds is unexpectedly profound: a conversation about Tai Chi, childhood trauma, and what teachin
Mother's Day doesn't have to mean a jam-packed restaurant, screaming kids, and inflated prices. In this solo episode, Marley Majcher shares her complete playbook for hosting an elegant, stress-free Mother's Day at home—f
Marley Majcher takes Every Day's a Train Wreck on the road — broadcasting live from the Louie Ortega Room inside Oklahoma City's National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum during their annual awards gala. Her guest is J
Marcy Pellegrino joins Marley Majcher to share the raw, unfiltered journey from $250 kitchen experiment to retail success with Marcy's Pet Kitchen. After losing her two labs to cancer, Marcy channeled her grief into crea
Welcome back to Every Day’s a Train Wreck — and this time, it’s just me, you, and a little jet-lagged truth bomb straight from Marbella, Spain. After three weeks of nonstop travel (think: Virgin Voyages cruise → investor
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Every Day's a Train Wreck is hosted by Marley Majcher. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 92 episodes.
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