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Hosted by Kandas Nesbitt-Rodarte · business · EN
Gratitude Geek is the podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who've faced major life challenges like cancer, divorce, or loss—and are rebuilding their businesses and lives with strategy, systems, and gratitude as a powerful business tool. Host Kandas Rodarte—a Gen X metastatic breast cancer thriver, growth coach, and digital marketing pioneer with 30+ years of expertise—interviews inspirational Gen X women entrepreneurs who've transformed adversity into wisdom and business growth. Each week, you'll discover practical strategies for marketing, productivity, building genuine client connections, and creating a business that fits your life. Whether you're starting over after a difficult season or simply ready to grow your business with more authenticity and less hustle, this podcast will help you learn, grow, and foster the connections that matter most. Join the Gratitude Geek community and turn gratitude into your competitive advantage.
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Gratitude Geek is hosted by Kandas Nesbitt-Rodarte. The show has published 351 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Restart Your Business After Breast Cancer" (27 October 2026, 24 minutes), "Surviving Triple-Negative Breast Cancer | Natasha Golinksky" (20 October 2026, 47 minutes), and "What Integrative Medicine Can and Can’t Do for Cancer | Dr. Leah Sherman" (13 October 2026, 50 minutes).
Gratitude Geek publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 351 episodes.
Booking probability for Gratitude Geek is 46%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Gratitude Geek requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Gratitude Geek's contact route on record: verified email.
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Kandas Nesbitt-Rodarte hosts Gratitude Geek, a business podcast with 351 episodes published.
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Episode #347
Seven breast cancer survivors share how to restart your business after breast cancer, from setting boundaries and rewriting limiting beliefs to building a support team that lets you step back from running everything...
In this Breast Cancer Awareness Month episode, trauma-informed business coach Natasha Golinsky shares her raw, unfiltered story of surviving stage 2 triple-negative breast cancer. Her mammogram came back negative even...
Integrative medicine is not a cure for cancer, and Dr. Leah Sherman is the first to say so. I sat down with her to talk about what integrative cancer care really looks like, from acupuncture and physical therapy to...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so every episode of Gratitude Geek this month honors thrivers who are living their legacy with cancer. This week, Kandas talks with Dr. Jess Bunin, a three-time cancer survivor...
Does your business feel like a giant boulder you're pushing uphill, with distractions and responsibilities weighing you down? In this episode of Gratitude Geek, host Kandas Rodarte distills insights from 11 incredible...
Can narrowing your niche actually give you more freedom, greater reach, and faster momentum? In Episode 342 of Gratitude Geek — the 12th interview in the Momentum Series — host Kandas Rodarte sits down with vision board...
Are you waiting to feel "ready" before launching that next offer, raising your prices, or making a major pivot in your business? As Gen X women solopreneurs, we often fall into the trap of over-preparing out of fear...
Does business growth have to cost you your peace? Business mentor Bianca B. King joins Kandas Rodarte on Gratitude Geek to talk about sustainable business growth for women solopreneurs, client boundaries, burnout...
Episode #338
What if the secret to business momentum isn't hustling harder, but shifting the direction of your energy so it finally starts coming back to you? In this episode of our Momentum Series, retired cellist turned coach Kate...
Episode #337
Asking for a sale, referral, review, collaboration, or introduction can feel uncomfortable—especially when you are building a business without bro hustle. In episode 337 of the Female Founder Momentum series, Kandas...
Building multiple income streams is not about doing everything at once. It is about creating more choice, stability, and room to breathe when one source of income changes or disappears. In this Momentum Series episode...
Money, gratitude, and smart pricing all come together in this conversation with CPA and business advisor Megan Munsell. If you’ve ever felt like your numbers and your intuition live in separate lanes, this episode shows...
Episode #334
Style is not just about clothes. It can shape how we feel, how we show up, and how we move through the world, especially when life has already changed us. In this conversation with Marisol Colette, we explore how...
Episode #333
In episode 333 of Gratitude Geek, Kandas Rodarte talks with Amanda Sima about momentum, setbacks, protecting intellectual property, and what founders learn when business gets complicated. Amanda built a collegiate...
What if automation was the thing that finally gave you more time, more space, and more momentum in your business? In episode 332 of Gratitude Geek, Jenna Bannister shares how she automated 95% of her land business, what...
Episode #331
In episode 331 of Gratitude Geek Podcast, Kandas Rodarte shares why the show is heading into a 12-week momentum series and what that means for the future of the podcast. She also talks about the recent Marketing Podcast...
You do not need a perfect money system to pay yourself consistently. In episode 330 of Gratitude Geek podcast, I talk with financial coach Kim Pike Walters about how solopreneurs can handle irregular income without...
Episode #329
Your hormones are not a productivity problem — they are your secret business strategy. In episode 329 of Gratitude Geek, cycle advantage coach and author Renae Fieck breaks down how to cycle synch your business so you...
Episode #328
What is Digital Defense? A few years ago, I lost my decades-old website, momgeek.com, to a hacker, and hundreds of blog posts about my business and cancer journey were gone. That was my wake-up call that digital defense...
What if your business could hold up — not just when things are good, but when everything falls apart? There's actually a system for that. Ksenia Votinova-Arnaud is a serial tech entrepreneur, co-founder of Le VPN, and...
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