
In this episode we share wins, struggles, and what we're working on. Lee reports feeling prolific after launching two functional side apps, Sarah's wins include improved team function and adding an AI-assisted manga...


Unscripted, anti-hustle conversations with real founders working through real problems. Behind closed doors, founders aren't talking about the highlight reels. Listen in as we help each other–and you–navigate the ups and downs of life as a business owner, whether you're on your 1st startup or your 15th.
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Signup to Generate a PitchUnscripted, anti-hustle conversations with real founders working through real problems. Behind closed doors, founders aren't talking about the highlight reels. Listen in as we help each other, and you, navigate the ups and downs of life as a business owner, whether you're on your 1st startup or your 15th.
Recent episodes include "What's Your Problem: Writing Grants, Wrangling Kids, and the Case for Boring B2B" (28 October 2026, 34 minutes), "How to Run a Business Without Killing Yourself" (14 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "What's Your Problem: Back-to-School Wins, AI Cheapskates, and Key-Man Chaos" (2 October 2026, 59 minutes).
Founder Problems Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 17 episodes.
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In this episode we share wins, struggles, and what we're working on. Lee reports feeling prolific after launching two functional side apps, Sarah's wins include improved team function and adding an AI-assisted manga...

Founder Problems Podcast
Lee Zuvanich, Sarah Schumacher, and Zach Oshinbanjo compare what's actually kept them healthy while building businesses without burning out. Zach's longest-running habit is consistent workouts, which noticeably affect...

In this episode, the hosts admit that (at the time of recording) it was the first week after school started and everyone's exhausted. Wins center on kids being back in school and the return of quiet workdays; struggles...

Episode #18
After opening with a recording snafu (because it's funny), the hosts dive into "runaway founder syndrome," describing it as a spectrum where founders can't let the business breathe, micromanage decisions, and constantly...

In Episode 17 of the Founder Problems Podcast, Zachary Oshinbanjo, Sarah Schumacher, and Lee Zuvanich share one win, one struggle, and one thing they're working on. Wins include nonprofit and inbound lead progress, as...

Sarah Schumacher, Zach Oshinbanjo, and Lee Zuvanich unpack why founders are obsessed with productivity and the whiplash that hits after a break. They debate who benefits, discuss why it's important to define a personal...

Founder Problems Podcast
We might have stopped publishing, but we didn't stop recording. The founders with problems have finally built up enough of a backlog to start releasing episodes again, so stay tuned. This is a short excerpt from our...

Episode #15
<p >In this episode of the Founder Problems Podcast, Sarah Schumacher, Zach Oshinbanjo, and Lee Zuvanich forget to record the intro, discuss Zach's construction management wins, insurance annoyance, and go down a couple...

<p>In this extra long episode, Zach Oshinbanjo, Sarah Schumacher, and Lee Zuvanich dive deep and get practical on the art and chaos of rebranding. How do you know it's time to rebrand? Sarah reveals the emotional...

<p >In this episode of Founder Problems, hosts Zach Oshinbanjo, Lee Zuvanich, and Sarah Schumacher discuss the challenging decision of whether to shut down or pivot a business. Zach shares a recent realization, and they...

Founder Problems Podcast
<p>Just a quick note to say we're taking a short summer break and will return in July.</p> <p> </p> <p>Founder Problems is a podcast by and for real-world, fed-up founders. Three entrepreneurs in the messy middle share...

<p >In this episode, Sarah Schumacher, Zach Oshinbanjo (and joining later, Lee Zuvanich) experiment with a new format about our own, recent founder problems: tedious admin work, the art of saying no, and staying afloat...

<p >In this episode of the Founder Problems Podcast, hosts Lee Zuvanich, Sarah Schumacher, and Zach Oshinbanjo dive into the contentious world of AI. They explore its potential harms (DOOM!) and benefits (being lazy!)...

Episode #10
<p >In this episode of the Founder Problems Podcast, Zach Oshinbanjo, Sarah Schumacher, and Lee Zuvanich discuss whether to quit your secure 9-to-5 for your startup idea. They examine the pros and cons of maintaining a...

Episode #9
<p >In this episode of the Founder Problems Podcast, Sarah Schumacher, Lee Zuvanich, and Zach Oshinbanjo navigate the murky waters of differentiating freelancers from entrepreneurs. They explore how freelancing can be a...

Episode #8
<p >In this episode, Zach Oshinbanjo, Lee Zuvanich and Sarah Schumacher share how to turn your biggest facepalms and 'oh-no' moments into stepping stones. From last-minute grant scrambles to learning to cultivate...

<p >In this episode of the Founder Problems Podcast, Sarah Schumacher, Lee Zuvanich, and Zach Oshinbanjo discuss the idea of rented versus owned digital platforms. Because social media accounts are great until they...

<p >In this insightfully honest episode, Lee Zuvanich, Zach Oshinbanjo, and Sarah Schumacher dive into TAM, SAM, and SOM (no, that's not a delicious soup). They drive home the importance of understanding your Total...

<p >In this episode of the Founder Problems Podcast, Lee Zuvanich, Sarah Schumacher, and Zach Oshinbanjo discuss the difficult task of vetting potential co-founders. Sharing personal misadventures and cautionary tales...

<p >Zach Oshinbanjo, Lee Zuvanich, and Sarah Schumacher delve into the myth that a singular focus is necessary for business success. Sharing their eclectic and, frankly, exhausting career paths, they highlight the...
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